First Grade Vocabulary FULL YEAR Bundle
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Description
This unit includes everything that you need to teach, practice and assess vocabulary in your first grade classroom for the ENTIRE YEAR!
It includes 4 units. Buying each unit separately would cost $40. Buying the bundle will save you 20%!
Included:
-weekly plan for teaching vocabulary that includes detailed directions for each day of the week
-3 Tier 2 vocabulary words for each week of the year
-a weekly teacher guide with has the 3 weekly words, definitions, synonyms, antonyms, sentences and parts of speech
-a student vocabulary list for each week that includes the student friendly definitions of the 3 weekly words
-vocabulary word cards for each week that can be used as a flash card, in a pocket chart or for games
-weekly assessments
-assessment answer keys
-students data tracking forms to keep a record of student growth and intervention needs
-a special week 9 lesson plan to help students review the 24 words they have had during the previous 8 weeks
-summative assessments to be given at the end of each 9 weeks
-two game boards with directions
-8 vocabulary task cards that can be used for extension
-directions for assembling the vocabulary journal
-cover, dividers and graphic organizers to be used in the student journals
Direct vocabulary instruction helps students to become better readers, writers and thinkers. I carefully chose tier 2 words that students are likely to see in text and on standardized testing.
This resource was written for 1st graders.
Commonly Asked Questions
Q: Where do you find the words?
A: The words are high frequency words from grade level texts and tests.
Q: What are tier 2 words?
A: Tier 2 words are words that students will see often, but need to be taught. They are not content specific such a math and science vocabulary. Instead they are words that students will see over and over in their books and on standardized tests.
Q: What do you do with the words from the reading curriculum?
A: Honestly, I used those words for practice with context clues rather than memorization. I found that they were not words that students were regularly seeing in their books anyway. If you do need to add in your basal words, they could easily be added to the vocabulary journal. They just would not appear in the premade assessments.
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