Text Talk Week: Activities and Assessments for Vocabulary Building

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Explore a comprehensive week-long plan for vocabulary building through daily activities like reading aloud, word introductions, and PowerPoint presentations. Assess progress with engaging content and images related to "The Gingerbread Cowboy" story elements.


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  1. Text Talk Day 1-Monday, read the book aloud Day 2-Tuesday, introduce all 3 words review all 3 words each day before going through the new activities on PowerPoint Day 3-Wednesday Day 4-Thursday Day 5-Friday, assess

  2. Day 1

  3. The Gingerbread Cowboy

  4. Day 2

  5. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  6. fringe She took raisins, candies, and nuts and gave him two bright eyes, a laughing mouth, and a cowboy vest with fringe.

  7. somethingfringe Hanging threads used to decorate the edge of clothes rugs curtains

  8. Thumbs up, Thumbs down A Cowboy vest Ballet shoes Fancy curtains Rug A book

  9. stampede until he met some hungry cowboys riding the range. The cowboys yelled, Stampede! They wanted gingerbread too.

  10. stampede A sudden rush of frightened animals (Click on the picture to see a stampede)

  11. Which animals are stampeding? dangerous tiger picture hd image

  12. canyon He turned down a canyon and raced away as fast as his boots could carry him.

  13. canyon a deep valley with steep sides; usually with water at the bottom

  14. Turn and tell your shoulder partner what a canyon is.

  15. Who can use all 3 words in a sentence? fringe stampede canyon

  16. Draw a picture or write a sentence to show you know what these words mean. fringe stampede canyon

  17. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  18. Day 3

  19. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  20. Tell your partner about a new word you learned yesterday.

  21. Word Association Which word goes with running animals? Fringe Which word goes with clothes? Stampede Canyon Which word goes with steep sides?

  22. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  23. Day 4

  24. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  25. Tell your partner what animals do when they stampede.

  26. Describe a time when o you saw fringe on something o you saw a canyon (in real life, a book, or a picture) o you might see a stampede (where would you be? What would you do?)

  27. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  28. Day 5

  29. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

  30. Tell your partner what all of these pictures have in common.

  31. Making Choices If I say something that might have fringe, say fringe. If I say something that would not have fringe, don t say anything. Crayons Curtains Vest Shoes Rug

  32. Making Choices If I say an animal that might stampede, pat your legs to make a stampede sound. If I say an animal that would not stampede, don t do anything. Horses Fish Ants Cows Elephants

  33. Making Choices If I say something that you might see at a canyon, touch your nose. If I say something that would not be at a canyon, don t do anything. Water Hotel Dirt Steep Walls Mall

  34. I can determine the meaning of unknown words.

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