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Have small groups or individuals own a single term and later join small groups in a jigsaw to share learnings.  \nBefore:  \n● Decide if you will assign students a word or if students will choose a word to apply to the Frayer Model notes tool.  \n● Identify and provide resources for students to gather the necessary information to successfully complete the Frayer Model (dictionary, online resources, etc.)  \nDuring:  \n● Explain that keywords in the text will be important as students read, discuss, and write about the unit or lesson.  \n● Demonstrate the process of a Frayer Model (if new to students), including what makes an effective non-example.  \n● Provide students with a Frayer Model template.  \n● Ask students to complete the graphic organizer.  \n● Students can work alone, in pairs, or in small groups.  \n● Circulate to ensure that students are comfortable with the task and that all students get started and persist in completing the task.  \nAfter:  \n● (Today) Have student groups share out their models as you facilitate large group discussion, adding new ideas and concepts to their models and save for reference..  \n● (Today and Tomorrow) Post large Frayer Models of these key terms in classroom space for continual reference & modification throughout the unit of study.  \nScaffolds & Supports:  \n● Have students draw or find mnemonic devices to remember new terms or concepts.  \n● Give sentence frames for using the words in context.  \n● Provide students with bilingual glossaries, alternate versions of the task, options for recording responses, etc.  \n©[Thinkcerca.com](Thinkcerca.com) Inc. 2023  \nVOCABULARY STRATEGIES  \nBuild Your Vocabulary  \nFrayer Model:    \nInstructions: Analyzing key vocabulary words will help you better understand the texts you are reading. Use this technique to help the words \"stick\" in your memory. Review the sample vocabulary model before trying it yourself.  \n\n| Definition\u003Cbr>Vocabula | Facts and Characteristics\u003Cbr>ry Word: |\n| --- | --- |\n| Example / Picture | Sentences Using Word |\n\n©[Thinkcerca.com](Thinkcerca.com) Inc. 2023  \nVOCABULARY STRATEGIES  \nBuild Your Vocabulary  \nFrayer Model example (ELA): example  \nInstructions: Analyzing key vocabulary words will help you better understand the texts you are reading. Use this technique to help the words \"stick\" in your memory. Review this sample vocabulary model before trying it yourself.  \n\n| Definition\u003Cbr>something that is characteristic of its group or that illustrates a general rule\u003Cbr>Vocabula |  | Facts and Characteristics\u003Cbr>Examples are used to explain concepts. Examples can help people learn more quickly and easily.\u003Cbr>ry Word: |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Synonyms\u003Cbr>prototype model sample | exa | mple | Antonyms\u003Cbr>opposite contrast |\n\n©[Thinkcerca.com](Thinkcerca.com) Inc. 2023","cbCaiaL1F0rPmJWm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaL1F0rPmJWm","pdf",141965,"English","# Student tasks\n## Online ThinkCERCA resources\n# BEST PRACTICES\n## Frayer Model overview\n## Rationale/Research Base\n## Optimal Application Notes\n## Before\n## During\n## After\n## Scaffolds & Supports\n# Build Your Vocabulary\n## Frayer Model instructions\n## Frayer Model example (ELA)","[{\"question\":\"What is the Frayer Model and how does it support vocabulary learning?\",\"answer\":\"The Frayer Model helps students analyze key vocabulary words by using a structured graphic organizer. 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