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Speaking the Language of Social Studies Megan Gooding [email protected] @Megan_Gooding http://bit.ly/speakingthelanguage

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Speaking the Language of Social Studies

Megan [email protected]@Megan_Gooding

http://bit.ly/speakingthelanguage

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What is our Language?• Academic Words

• Content-Specific

•Macro-Concepts

•Micro-Concepts

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What Words??• Preview Text• Select both content-specific and academic words• Look at TEKS• TEKS Resource System IFDs• Look at Tests• Students

• You are the Expert

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Word Walls & Activities

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Instructions & Words

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Word Wall Bingo0 Remove words from word wall leaving definitions behind.

0 Have students fill in a bingo card with the words they think match the definitions.

0 Person with most matches win.

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Flyswatter Game

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Vocabulary Pizza

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Word Experts0 Students who know words on pre-assessment are responsible for sharing knowledge with other students. 0 Create an anchor chart0 Create word for word wall0 Vocab pizza

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Personal Dictionaries0 Based on pre-assessment0 Students have personalized set of words in a journal

0 Each day works with a wordor…

0 Each day does different activities with the words.

http://www.thecraftyclassroom.com/HomeschoolToolsHelpfulWords.html

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Bell Ringer – Exit Ticket Activity

Depression Social Welfare Resolve

Migration Drought

As a bell ringer, students will define or provide an example for each of the five words:

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Bell Ringer – Exit Ticket Activity

Students will write an exit journal entry from the perspective of someone who experienced the Dust Bowl using the 5 vocabulary words at the beginning of the lesson.

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Words Over Time

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Vocabulary Jenga

http://srahuff.wordpress.com/2011/06/09/vocabulary-jenga/

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Jenga Instructions1. Split into 2 Teams 2. A member from team 1 pulls a block from the tower3. Without help from teammates, they define the vocabulary

word4. If student gets the word CORRECT: they put Jenga block

down on table5. Teammate from opposing team comes up & has to add that

block to top of tower6. Then that student pulls block from the tower & cycle begins

again7. If student gets the word INCORRECT: they put Jenga block

down on the table & another member from their team must come up and put block on top of tower. Then that student continues the process

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Muffin Toss Vocabulary

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Rock & Roll Vocab

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Word Tub0 Keep all the words throughout the year in a tub by your desk\podium

0 Review by playing any of these games in your extra time

0 Just draw a word (or two) and give students a quick assignment!

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Historical Figures

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Time Travels: What Era?

5thGrade Figures

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Concept Representations

World History Figures

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Social Studies Concepts

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The Dreaded SkillsHow to get your students to exhibit social studies skills

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Who Doesn’t Belong?

8th Grade Historical Figures

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Odd Man Out

U.S. History Historical Figures

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Odd One Out

8th Grade Court Cases

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Prove Your Point

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Prove Your Point

VS.

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The Walking & Talking Timeline

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt9qImTzmMk&list=FLWiZ_pp4X9_CpSJ-a-dr7Ug&index=11

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Floor Timelinehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt9qImTzmMk&list=FLWiZ_pp4X9_CpSJ-a-dr7Ug&index=11

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Our Solutions

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Extra Games & Activities!

The following slides are from our Fun & Effective Vocabulary ATB recorded in Fall 2013 as well as our Speaking the Language ATB recorded in 2012.

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Putting It Together: Relay Review Game

http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=141765

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Vocab Scrapbook

http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/classroom_solutions/2010/01/a-new-year-a-stronger-you

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Vocab Wheel

http://hodgesherald.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/foldables-for-our-math-notebooks.html

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Battleship

http://www.foldables.blogspot.ca/2010/03/latest-foldable-fun.html

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Reward Systems0 Reward for personal use of words (correctly)0 Writing0 Speaking0 Identify in reading

0 Reward team for word use.

0 Class period vs. class period word use.

0 Whole class rewards –towards an amount.

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Reward systems0 Point Ideas:

0 1 point = student saw or heard word in speech, print, or other media.

0 2 points – Student used word in speech

0 3 points – Student used word in writing.

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Scramble0 Similar to linking up.0 Looking for similarities or differences specifically.

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Word Tetris0 Students grouped and given a set of words.

0 Have to form a sentence, paragraph, or connections in a certain amount of time.

0 Each minute a new word is added to the mixture – group must integrate it somehow.

0 Group with the longest chain wins.

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Anchor Chart0 Select a word from the wall & place on board0 Students write related things on sticky notes or white board – as many as they can in one minute.

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Vocabulary Twister

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Connect Four0 Put vocabulary words (or numbers) on Connect Four discs with adhesive dots.

0 Students play Connect Four as normal.

0 As soon as they have connected four words, they write a story or explain the connection…

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Instructional Strategies for Social Studies

http://georgetownisd.org/ccorner/socstudies/InstructionalStrategiesforSocialStudies.asp

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Hands-on Strategies

http://www.saisd.net/admin/curric/sstudies/handson.html

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15 Vocabulary Strategies in 15

minutes

http://learningtasks.weebly.com/vocabulary-strategies.html

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Vocabulary Role PlayExperience Terms in Different

Contexts

http://teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=192137

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Adolescent Literacy in Perspective

The limits of my language are the limits of my mind. All I know is what I have words for.

-Ludwig Wittgenstein

http://www.ohiorc.org/orc_documents/ORC/Adlit/InPerspective/2008-10/in_perspective_2008-10.pdf