Vocabulary review activities

Teaching vocabulary to your elementary students can be fun and engaging with these 5 ways to review vocabulary words! All of these vocabulary activities are great for collaborative purposes and geared towards 2nd graders through 5th graders. Use these vocabulary ideas for your word work, literacy centers, small group instruction, or even whole group activities. Try these out in your room today!

Upper elementary classroom tips and ideas with a focus on classroom management, student engagement, & cooperative learning.

Here's a quick and easy way to review vocabulary in Middle School!

Find 23 ready to use, effective vocabulary activities your students will love, by The Teacher Next Door!

A fun and easy vocabulary game to play with your students!

Vocabulary games are a great addition to your vocabulary activities. Games are a fantastic way to have students practice and review vocabulary in any subject area. Learn some favorite ways to review vocabulary, whether it’s content area words or root and affixes.

Games are a great way to help with vocabulary development. Here are three classroom vocabulary games you can use with any word list. #classroomvocabularygames #vocabularygames #iheartteachingelementary

"A Close Look into my Vocabulary Words" Vocabulary Craft - Hands on way to study vocabulary words and break down each word on a vocabulary word list for kids. This printable vocabulary activity is a helpful tool for upper elementary students in grades 3, 4, 5, and 6.

Over the last few months I've discovered interactive notebooks and folding resources - and I've fallen hard for them! I love the ways you can combine folding, colouring, words and ideas to create an interactive resource which helps students to explore and engage with the topic they are learning.&

These fun vocabulary activities and games will make learning new vocab words actually enjoyable for your kiddos. I promise, they will...

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“Hey kids, it’s time to practice our new vocabulary words.” Can you hear the moans and groans?Practicing vocabulary is boring (according to kids) but when you add in dice, it becomes a game! I call it Roll a Word! It’s easy peasy to implement! For each vocabulary students roll a die. The number they […]

Make your upper elementary students' vocabulary practice less stressful with these 7 no prep ideas to use with 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. Review vocabulary words with these fun and engaging activities - most of which don't even require you to make copies! Lesson planning just got easier!

Heads Up style vocabulary review game, students circulate around the room describing words to each other, grades 3+ but could probably be adapted for younger

Are your students struggling with vocabulary as they read? Teach them how to use this free vocabulary journal to build that word power!

Vocabulary games for ELL

Vocabulary instruction is so critical in today’s classroom! A vast vocabulary will help students to become better readers and writers. Vocabulary is also essential to their performance on standardized tests. Helping kids to develop their vocabulary is time that is well spent in a busy classroom. I have developed a routine to teach new vocabulary

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Bring an element of fun and spontaneity to learning listening skills. This wide variety of games reflects classroom listening demands.

Finding effective and easy vocabulary practice for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders can be tricky. You want something engaging and not too hard. Well, this post shares a detailed review of The Vocabulary Workbook for Grades 3, 4, and 5. A standards-aligned book that allows upper elementary students to have meaningful, spiraled vocabulary review. Teachers can use these vocabulary activities in the classroom and homeschooling families will enjoy giving their kids the independent practice with vocab.