Effective Interventions for Struggling Readers—Vocabulary Professional Development Module
This module is a 3.5 to 4-hour module designed to promote knowledge and understanding of the fourth essential component of reading: vocabulary. The purpose of this module is to help provide teachers with the knowledge and tools necessary to provide effective reading interventions for students who struggle with vocabulary.
Vocabulary Preparation Checklist (Word)
Facilitators Guide (Word)
Tips for Customizing the Professional Development Module (Word)
Handouts (Word)
Handout 1–Dolch Sight Word List
Handout 2–Fry’s 300 Instant Sight Words
Handout 3–Keyword Strategy | Answer Sheet
Handout 4–Letter Strategy | Answer Sheet
Handout 5–Rhyming | Answer Sheet
Handout 6–Context Clues | Answer Sheet
Handout 7–Semantic Clues | Answer Sheet
Handout 8–CLOZE Activity | Answer Sheet
Handout 9–Root Words | Answer Sheet
Handout 10–Suffixes | Answer Sheet
Handout 11–Prefix Map
Handout 12–Semantic Webbing
Handout 13–Word Play—Idiom Charades | Answer Sheet
Handout 14–Word Origins
Handout 15–Resources
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