In this file:
-Vocabulary Matching Cards: On each card is a vocabulary word and another with it’s definition. Use these cards to teach, review, drill, and play memory matching games. 30 vocabulary words included!!
-Parts of Speech Sort: Use the vocabulary words (cards from matching cards activity) and sort by noun, verb, and adjective to assist in comprehension of new terms.
-Identifying Synonyms Game: Students will pick a card and read the sentence provided. Each sentence will have a vocabulary word bolded and underlined. They must use their knowledge of the definition and synonyms to select a synonym from the choices provided. Each card has a point value, 1-5. At the end of the game, the students will add up their points to determine a winner.
-Review Worksheets: Use these sheets to have students review and document new vocabulary words. (1 graphic organizer and 3 matching review worksheets)
Does this activity look like something you would be interested in?! How about a chance to win it in a giveaway!! Leave a comment below including your email to get a chance!! I will announce a winner on Monday, January 28th in the evening!!
I have a lot of older students on my caseload with very low vocabulary skills I would love to win this activity to help them strengthen their semantic ability (tatyana.elleseff@gmail.com)
ReplyDeleteVocabulary is something I feel like I'm always incorporating! Thank you so much for the giveaway! It looks really cute and useful! speechymusings@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! As an SLP, you are always looking to incorporate vocabulary for kids. Thanks for the giveaway! jkiekhoefer1@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I am at a middle school 4 days a week and the boys just don't dig the "cutesy" stuff! This looks fun as well as age and goal appropriate!
ReplyDeleteI try to always incorporate vocabulary in everything. Many of my older students are socio/economically disadvantaged. This would be great! bjandour3sons@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI'm always working on vocabulary with my students, especially the older kids, so I would love to win this! slp4kids@verizon.net
ReplyDeleteI need high school things!! and middle school! thanks!
ReplyDeleteYAY! I am always looking for new ways to work with vocabulary in my speech room!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance! cpnass@gmail.com
This would be great for all my upper elementary kids!
ReplyDeleteI can always use activities like this, particularly for my high functioning autism/asperger's clients! straightupspeech.gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe young, the old, so many need to work on developing vocabulary skills. Thanks so much for creating an activity with that in mind. I particularly like how you have created the unit to reinforce the target vocab (visual organizer, sentence level, review). Great work, Miss Speechie! maria.wellman@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis is my first year in a school & am trying my best to accumulate helpful activities for my kids! I have LOTS of 5th & 6th graders that would greatly benefit from this semantics exercise. Thanks!! Bethany.phillip@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful! I am always in the market for new higher level vocabulary materials. I love that you included the graphic organizers, which is so important for students like ours! jess.schulman@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI just switched over to the middle school setting this year, and this would be GREAT for the vocab goals! Great activity! languageofspeech@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great activity for my older students...more age appropriate and not so "cutesy"! Love the graphic organizers!
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I would really like this to work with some of my middle schoolers (and even some a little younger as well). e-mail address is: azann001@hotmail.com (zero-zero-one)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win this activity.
So happy to see more activities for older kids. No matter their level of function, tbey still want to be teens!! Looking forwars to trying this out!!
ReplyDeleteOops, forgot to leave my email... speechpathaz@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI'd love to use this with my older elementary students! :) fair2284@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI'm always looking for new ideas with my older students! allisonltrent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAlso always need ideas for the 5th and 6th graders who grumble at coming to speech!
ReplyDeleteI have so many students who could use it. It looks like a great pack! Claire.brady24@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis looks like it would be very useful for my older students. Nice to see activities for our more "mature" :) students. momwrex@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I could really use this!
ReplyDeleteIt's tough to find new ways to motivate my older students. This pack looks great for working on vocabulary skills! dellapej@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAlways looking for activities to keep my older students busy and entertained! Love the packet it looks fantastic! Kristina_Smith87@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis activity is great for my older kiddos. Thanks for the giveaway.
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Looks great! My older kids would love it.
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