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Additional Language and Literacy Block
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■ Write the following on the board or on chart paper. Invite students to follow along, reading silently in their heads as you read the de nition aloud:
— “Academic Vocabulary: Words you might nd in informational texts on many di erent topics.”
■ Invite students to silently think about how they could restate this in their own words.
■ Focus students on the underlined word, academic. Say the word aloud, then invite students
to say it aloud with you.
■ Break the word down into syllables and invite students to clap the syllables with you as you say each part. Then invite students to say and clap the syllables chorally without you. Indic- ate which syllable is stressed by saying it more loudly than the other syllables. This may be particularly supportive for ELLs, because their home language may follow stress patterns that are di erent from those in English.
■ Turn and Talk (using a dictionary or online or paper translation dictionary as necessary):
“What does the word academic mean?” (relating to education)
“Now that you know what academic means, what do you think academic vocabulary means? Where might you encounter academic vocabulary?” (Academic means having to do with education, so academic vocabulary means words used in educational set- tings. I may encounter academic vocabulary in informational texts because they are often educational.)
■ Write a de nition of the word that students can understand on the board or on the chart paper: “about education.”
■ Think aloud each column in the front of the vocabulary log to record and analyze the word academic. Take time with this because it will model for students the thoughtful and careful way they should ll in their vocabulary logs.
■ As time permits, invite students to work in pairs to use the word academic in sentences and to record their sentences on lined paper.
Whole Group Instruction: Re ecting on Learning (5 minutes)
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Using a total participation technique, invite responses from the group:
“Why are we completing vocabulary logs?” (to help us remember new words we’re learning)
If productive, use a Goal 1 Conversation Cue to encourage students to expand the conversa- tion about the vocabulary logs:
“Can you say more about that?” (Responses will vary.)
Direct students’ attention to the Supporting Peers anchor chart. Turn and Talk:
“What is one criterion for success that you did well with today?” (Responses will vary.)
Invite students to share out their successes.
Give students speci c, positive feedback regarding their group work today.
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