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Teaching Basic, Advanced, and Academic Vocabulary

TEACHING BASIC ADVANCED AND ACADEMIC VOCABULARY

Elementary Education

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<P>Construct a strong foundation for literacy development and academic achievement. Based on a robust analysis of high-frequency words, the author identifies more than 8,000 basic, advanced, and academic vocabulary terms for grades K-5. The terms are organized into 444 semantic clusters, which have been carefully curated to provide a rich semantic context for students and aid their learning.</P>

Teaching Basic, Advanced, and Academic Vocabulary: A Comprehensive Framework for Elementary Instruction

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Front Cover.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
About the Author.
Introduction: The Importance of Vocabulary Knowledge.
1: Teaching and Reinforcing Tier One and Tier Two Terms as a Schoolwide Effort.
2: Tier One and Tier Two Terms for Individual Students.
3: Teaching Tier Three Terms.
Appendix A.
1. Modals.
2. Relationship Markers (Concurrent Action).
3. Primary Auxiliary Verbs.
4. Auxiliary Verbs.
5. Relationship Markers (Addition).
6. Pronouns/Reflexive Pronouns.
7. Possessive Pronouns.
8. Interrogative Pronouns.
9. Direction To and From.
10. Cause/Effect (Relationship Markers).
11. Relative Pronouns.
12. Indefinite/Interrogative Adverbs.
13. Specifiers.
14. Exclamations.
15. Intensifiers.
16. Relationship Markers.
17. Directions.
18. Diminishers.
19. Amounts.
20. Distances.
21. Front/Middle/Back.
22. In/Out.
23. Down/Under.
24. Relationship Markers (Subsequent Action).
25. Locations (Nonspecific).
26. Up/On.
27. Relationship Markers (Contrast).
28. Numbers.
29. Days and Months.
30. Attitudinals (Lack of Truth/Doubt).
31. Attitudinals (Other).
32. Birds.
33. Size and Weight.
34. Indefinite Pronouns.
35. Baby Animals.
36. Vegetation (General).
37. Boundaries.
38. Tossing and Catching.
39. Ascending Motion.
40. The Act of Occurring.
41. Ownership/Possession.
42. Contractions (Are).
43. Sadness.
44. Giving and Taking.
45. Fun and Joy.
46. Choice.
47. Things Worn on the Head.
48. Types of Meals.
49. Location (General).
50. Bodies in Space.
51. Eating and Drinking.
52. Periods of Time.
53. Poems and Songs.
54. Music and Dance.
55. Caring and Trust.
56. People (General Names).
57. Color.
58. Importance and Value.
59. Speed.
60. Places Related to Learning/Experimentation.
61. Communication (Presentation of Information).
62. Things Worn on the Hands/Feet.
63. Walking/Running.
64. Cats/Dogs.
65. Land Animals (General).
66. Coming/Going (General).
67. Memory/Thought (General).
68. Students and Teachers.
69. Emptiness and Fullness.
70. Sea Animals.
71. Writing, Drawing, and Reading.
72. Right and Wrong.
73. Units of Measurement.
74. Ingredients Used to Make Food.
75. Limbs.
76. Legs and Feet.
77. Movies and Plays.
78. Temperature.
79. Parts of a Day.
80. Throat and Mouth.
81. Contractions (Is).
82. Reptiles/Mythical Animals.
83. Time (Relative).
84. Sound-Producing Devices.
85. Contractions (Will).
86. Dairy Products.
87. Locations Near Water.
88. Medical Occupations.
89. Losing/Winning.
90. Nature and Weather (General).
91. Rooms.
92. Fasteners.
93. Things You Travel On.
94. Family Relationships.
95. Insects.
96. Cooking and Eating Utensils.
97. Vehicles (Actions/Characteristics).
98. General Names for Groups.
99. Dimensionality.
100. Communication (Positive Information).
101. Forms of Water/Liquid.
102. Bodies of Water.
103. Noises (General).
104. Money and Goods.
105. Communication (General).
106. Places Related to Protection/Incarceration.
107. Building and Repairing.
108. Trees/Bushes (Parts).
109. Places Where Money and Goods Are Kept.
110. Actions Helpful to Humans.
111. Females.
112. Things to Write On/With.
113. Furniture.
114. Areas of Land.
115. Head and Face.
116. Money-Related Characteristics.
117. Actions Related to Animals.
118. Appliances.
119. Tools (General).
120. Vehicles (Air Transportation).
121. Places to Live.
122. Actions Related to Money and Goods.
123. Parts of a Home.
124. Foods That Are Prepared.
125. Pants, Shirts, and Skirts.
126. Frequency and Duration.
127. Water/Liquid (Related Actions).
128. Transportation (Types).
129. Clothing-Related Actions.
130. Parts.
131. Grabbing and Holding.
132. Consciousness/Unconsciousness.
133. Soil.
134. Linens.
135. Looking and Perceiving.
136. Meats.
137. Intelligence.
138. Literature (Types).
139. Parks and Yards.
140. Ears, Eyes, and Nose.
141. Descending Motion (General).
142. Rectangular/Square Shapes.
143. Board/Other Games.
144. Time Measurement Devices.
145. Coats.
146. Actions Related to Work.
147. Beginning Motion.
148. Receiving/Taking Actions.
149. Specific Actions Done With the Hands.
150. Contractions (Have).
151. Facial Expressions.
152. Actions Associated With the Mouth.
153. Candy and Sweets.
154. Learning and Teaching.
155. Parts of Animals.
156. Noises That People Make.
157. Body Coverings and Marks.
158. Recreation/Sports Equipment.
159. Vehicles (Sea Transportation).
160. The Body (General).
161. Actions Harmful to Humans.
162. Food-Related Actions.
163. Cutting Tools.
164. Containers.
165. Noises That Objects Make.
166. Mathematical Operations.
167. Performers and Entertainers.
168. Hills and Mountains.
169. Lack of Motion.
170. Descending Motion.
171. Finding/Keeping.
172. Locations Where People Might Live.
173. Royalty and Statesmen.
174. Fruits.
175. Noises That Animals Make.
176. Drinks.
177. Questioning.
178. Fabrics.
179. Recreational Events and Festivals.
180. Countries and Continents.
181. Wooden Building Materials.
182. Pulling and Pushing.
183. Recreation and Sports.
184. Giving Up/Losing.
185. Cleanliness/Hygiene.
186. Attractiveness.
187. Physical Trait (Size).
188. Rodents.
189. Dwellings for Animals.
190. Places Related to Sports/Entertainment.

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