Teaching Vocabulary.

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Teaching Vocabulary

Our Background Ana EFL ESL Reading - Mix of ESL & Native Speakers

Our Background Kathleen EFL ESL Reading - Mix of ESL & Native Speakers

First Reaction Teaching ESL is different from teaching native speakers. They are more motivated to learn the language for many reasons. Native speakers are more demanding.

The Challenge Move from this…

The Challenge …to this…

Activities Pictures from old magazines- individually in class or as homework class try to guess the word from the picture creating a collaborative story using the pictures (instructor provides the first picture)

Pictures from old magazines

Pictures from old magazines

Group Activity Let’s play a game using a picture…!!!!!!!! Do vocabulary cards chapter 3 with conference participants.

Creating a Collaborative Story

Activities Teacher provides the cards Making memory cards - small groups Teacher provides the cards Use the cards for other activities

Making the cards

Matching the Cards

Using the Cards to Fill in the Blank

Playing Memory Game

Activities Applying the word to a real life situation – whole class Jeopardy – whole class Retelling a story – whole class Slides with pictures variations Prezi

Activities Pictures and Sentences Pictures provide clue to the meaning of sentences. Pictures alone—students choose a picture and create their own sentences.

Our cat disappeared for two weeks Our cat disappeared for two weeks. When she finally came home she was so ____________________ that her ribs were sticking out. We fed her on tuna for a few weeks after, and she has made a full recovery. gaunt

Activities Miming the word – individually or in pairs BLATANT BLIGHT CONTRIVE GARBLE   GAUNT GLOAT IMMACULATE  PLAGIARISM  QUALM   RETALIATE

Activity Drawing pictures on the board – individually or in pairs

Writing sentences with vocabulary words

Writing sentences with vocabulary words

Studying Outside of Class http://www.classtools.net/mob/quiz_0/V23Gy.htm Use memory cards to study at home

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