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DEF: _________ or good for a particular time, situation or ___________ Syn./Ant.Explanation/Examples Image Inappropriate seminar behavior includes __ (reading the newspaper). appropriate, adj. OK, ______ suitable aprópriate EX: My parents won’t let me see the ____ because they don’t think the ______ is appropriate for kids. inappropriate seminar behavior in = ____ Oral Task: Appropriate seminar behavior includes ___ (verb + ing / taking notes). EX: My parents think the ______ is inappropriate. Writing Task: Appropriate uses of classroom computers include __ while inappropriate uses include __ Development of Expressive Vocabulary Knowledge Using an Explicit Instructional Routine

DEF: correct or good for a particular time, situation or purpose Syn./Ant.Explanation/Examples Image Inappropriate seminar behavior includes __ (reading the newspaper). appropriate, adj. OK, correct suitable aprópriate EX: My parents won’t let me see the film because they don’t think the language is appropriate for kids. inappropriate seminar behavior in = not Oral Task: Appropriate seminar behavior includes ___ (verb + ing / taking notes). EX: My parents think the language is inappropriate. Writing Task: Appropriate uses of classroom computers include __ while inappropriate uses include __ Development of Expressive Vocabulary Knowledge Using an Explicit Instructional Routine

Expressive Vocabulary Development: Enhanced Routine for Striving Readers / ELs ecstatic  Adjective, Describing Word We observed that Lisa (+ verb - reminds) We observed that Lisa (+ verb - reminds)  In Class Sentence: I was ecstatic when __ ec stát ic my older sister took me on a plane trip to San Francisco when I was ten years old.  Homework Sentence: I would be ecstatic if __ I finished writing my book before June. DEF: really, really happy

Expressive Vocabulary Development: Enhanced Routine for Striving Readers/ ELs significant  Adjective, Describing Word We observed that Lisa (+ verb - reminds) We observed that Lisa (+ verb - reminds) 1) The Internet has had a significant effect on the music industry. For example, now musicians can _ (verb: base form - introduce) and music lovers can _ (verb: base form - experiment) 2) Fast food contains a significant amount of _ (noun phrase). This is harmful for our health because _ (reason) sig níf i cant DEF: 1) important 2) large (a significant number or amount is large)