Image Collection: Slides for Presentations
Choosing vocabulary words for instruction
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Juan avoided playing the ukulele.
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Which word would you choose to pre-teach?
Did you select the correct word?
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Juan
avoided
playing the ukulele.
Explanation
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You should select the word
avoid
for
instruction. Avoid is a tier two level word.
Students are likely to see this word again.
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The word ukulele is rarely seen in print, used
in stories or conversations and is therefore a
tier three level word.
Choosing vocabulary words for instruction
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Few people travel to the frigid tundra region.
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Which word would you choose to pre-teach?
Did you select the correct word?
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Few people travel to the
frigid
tundra region.
Explanation
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You should select the word
frigid
for
instruction. Frigid is a tier two level word.
Students are likely to see this word again.
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The word tundra is rarely seen in common
print beyond content area texts and is a tier
three level word.
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