THE PURPOSE OF THE FRAYER MODEL (FRAYER, 1969; BUEHL, 2001) IS TO IDENTIFY AND DEFINE UNFAMILIAR CONCEPTS AND VOCABULARY. STUDENTS DEFINE A CONCEPT/WORD/TERM,

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THE PURPOSE OF THE FRAYER MODEL (FRAYER, 1969; BUEHL, 2001) IS TO IDENTIFY AND DEFINE UNFAMILIAR CONCEPTS AND VOCABULARY. STUDENTS DEFINE A CONCEPT/WORD/TERM, DESCRIBE ITS ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS, PROVIDE EXAMPLES OF THE IDEA AND SUGGEST NON- EXAMPLES OF THE IDEA (KNOWING WHAT A CONCEPT ISN’T HELPS DEFINE WHAT IT IS). THIS INFORMATION IS PLACED ON A CHART THAT IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR SECTIONS TO PROVIDE A VISUAL REPRESENTATION FOR STUDENTS. THE MODEL PROMPTS STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND WORDS WITHIN THE LARGER CONTEXT OF A READING SELECTION, AS IT ASKS STUDENTS TO ANALYZE THE CONCEPT/WORD (DEFINITION AND CHARACTERISTICS) AND THEN SYNTHESIZE OR APPLY THIS INFORMATION BY THINKING OF EXAMPLES AND NON EXAMPLES. IT ALSO ACTIVATES PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF A TOPIC AND BUILDS CONNECTIONS. Frayer Model Note Cards

Step 1 Set up your note card, the blank side is the front and the lined side is the back. On the front you will write the word right largely in the top center of the card. Next, you will draw an image of the word. Anything that helps you visualize the word. On the lined side draw 2 lines to make 4 rectangles.

The back of your card should look like this:

Definition:Sentence: Synonym: *AT LEAST 3*Antonym: *AT LEAST 3*

FRONT EXAMPLE SUN