Tuesday, September 24, 2013
(#10) Second Grade Word Discovery
Integrate and evaluate content presented in diverse media and formats,
including visually and quantitatively, as well as in words.
I. Word
Detective
The purpose of this activity is to help second
graders with vocabulary.
A. TSW
will discover new words in a book and create a three section diagram.
1. Antonym-Synonym
Tic-Tac-Toe
a. First,
TTW give a lesson on synonyms and antonyms.
Next, TTW choose a word with many different meanings and write it on top
of the Tic-Tac-Toe board.
b. The
"X" player will choose a space to mark his/her letter along with a
synonym. The "O" player will
do the same, but instead use an antonym.
The game will continue until one player has three in a row.
B. TSW
will write what he/she thinks the word means, look it up in a dictionary or on
the Internet, and then write the actual definition of the word.
II. Lotoria
Board Game
The purpose of this game is to help second graders
with their vocabulary.
A. This
board game is similar to Bingo. Each
player has a board with sixteen images.
The caller will select a card and either announce it or give a clue to
what it is.
B. The
player who contains the image will mark it with a bean. The first person to get four in a horizontal,
vertical or diagonal row or all four corners wins the game.
III. Practice Language Skills With a Dance Map
The purpose of this activity is to help second
graders with vocabulary.
A. TSW
draw "What" and "How" on a piece of paper. The "What" section contains eight
different movements and the "How" is eight adjectives that describe
how to do the movements.
B. TTW
help the student put his movements in pairs.
He/She now can create his/her own dance.
To make sure the student is learning, discuss how movements may be
similar or different.
IV. Read Out Loud
The purpose of this activity is to help second
graders with fluency.
A. TSW
will read a sentence from "Fun With Dick and Jane" while TT records
him/her.
B. TT
will ask the TS if his reading was smooth, choppy, or robotic. TT will record TS once again and they will
both discuss what improved and what needs work.
V. Write
Your Own Tall Tale
The purpose of this exercise is to help second
graders with comprehension.
A. TTW
invite the student to unleash his/her imagination and then talk about the
importance of setting and how one's region can greatly impact his/her
tale.
B. Let
the student begin his/her story in their hometown and then drift into another
setting. Watch as new tall tale heroes
are born. Let the students draw pictures
to accompany their stories.
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