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Vocabulary Squares consist of a four-part grid, each with a different label. Some sample labels include:  \n• Definition in your own words  \n• Synonyms  \n• Variations  \n• Part of speech  \n• Prefix/suffix/root  \n• Sketch  \n• Symbol.  \nFor each identified vocabulary word, the student fills in appropriate information in each section of the grid. 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