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Strategies may be modified to suit different grades.  \nActivate  \nUsing a word processor, students type new vocabulary into a word bank. Students may change the colour and/or font of the words they recognize and explain the meaning to a peer, or highlight related words and explain their relationship to a peer.  \nGrades 1–4  \nStudents come to class dressed in a costume that represents a new vocabulary word or dramatizes the meaning of new vocabulary. Students guess the meaning of the word/concept that is illustrated.  \nGrades K–4  \nAcquire  \nUsing a word processor, students type new vocabulary into a word bank. Individually or in collaborative groups, students create a picture dictionary, inserting digital images or clip art representing the new vocabulary. Alternately, they create a talking dictionary, recording and inserting sound clips explaining the word, or using it correctly in a sentence.  \nTIP: A volunteer may help students record and insert sound clips with the appropriate pictures.  \nGrades 1–4  \nEnter vocabulary words in an electronic spelling program so that students may complete preprogrammed spelling activities.  \nGrades 1–4  \nUsing graphics software, students create mini-posters that include the vocabulary word, an illustration, and/or a definition. Print and display mini-posters, or set as desktop wallpaper.  \nGrades 1–4  \nStudents use sandpaper letters and crayons to do word rubbings for new vocabulary. Alternatively, students cover pre-printed word cards with string, beads, or sparkles. Students recite the words aloud while tracing the outline of the word.  \nGrades K–2  \nStudents physically create new vocabulary words in various media (e.g., with modelling clay or magnetic letters, in sand or with paint) .  \nTIP: Create your own “Etch-a-Sketch® .” Mix tempera paint, cornstarch, and water to a fairly thick consistency, and place the mixture in self-sealing plastic bags. Students use their fingers to trace words in the plastic.  \nGrades K–2  \nStudents create songs or classroom chants to illustrate the meaning of new vocabulary words.  \nGrades K–2  \nStudents use “Pocket Definitions” to reinforce new vocabulary. Students write new vocabulary on slips of paper and put them in their pockets. Several times throughout the day, call out “Pocket Definitions!” Students take the slips of paper out of their pockets and practise the words and definitions.  \nGrades 2–4  \nUse self-stick notes to label items displayed in an artifact centre (e.g., globe, map...) . Students find other items in the classroom that match the new vocabulary and label those items.  \nGrades K–2  \nStudents create desktop vocabulary placemats. Students illustrate their placemats with new vocabulary, definitions, and pictures representing the new vocabulary. Students may refer to their placemats throughout the cluster.  \nGrades 1–4  \nStudents match new vocabulary to magazine pictures or clip art illustrating the new word.  \nGrades K–4  \nStudents practise new vocabulary using flash cards.  \nTIP: Have students create a personal set of flash cards.  \nGrades 2–4  \nUsing print and electronic resources, students research new vocabulary, recording definitions, explanations, and images that illustrate or clarify the meaning of the word.  \nGrades 2–4  \nUsing a word processor, students create a clip-art collage of images representing new vocabulary. Students record a sound clip of the vocabulary word and insert it next to the related image. Peers predict the vocabulary word each image represents, and check their answer by playing the sound clip.  \nGrades 2–4  \nApply  \nUsing a wor","cbCaiq1xcLXbKut6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq1xcLXbKut6","pdf",72399,"English","# Vocabulary development\n## Activate\n## Acquire\n## Apply","[{\"question\":\"How does the document suggest integrating vocabulary development in Grade 2?\",\"answer\":\"Vocabulary development is integrated within each learning experience by introducing or reinforcing understanding of specific words and concepts in the context of the learning activities and the cluster.\"},{\"question\":\"What strategies can be used to activate new vocabulary?\",\"answer\":\"Students activate vocabulary by using vocabulary word banks in digital tools to explain meanings to peers, and by participating in costume-based dramatizations where they guess word meanings based on illustrations.\"},{\"question\":\"How can students apply new vocabulary after acquiring it?\",\"answer\":\"Students apply vocabulary through activities such as “Vocabulary Bingo,” creating word graphics for an electronic gallery walk, solving “The Answer is…” puzzles, playing “Password,” and using creative formats like poems and interactive games such as “Vocabulary Beach Ball.”\"}]","Vocabulary Strategies - Grade 2 | PDF",1790844673]