LINCS VOCABULARY STRATEGY. STEPS #1 Write down the vocabulary word under “term” #2 Write down a simple, self-created definition.

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LINCS VOCABULARY STRATEGY

STEPS #1 Write down the vocabulary word under “term” #2 Write down a simple, self-created definition

REMINDING WORD Vocabulary Word  Flourite  Fief  Serf Reminding Word  Floor  Chief  Servant

CREATE A LINCING STORY  Make up a short story about the meaning of the new word that includes the Reminding Word. Flourite: A purple mineral used to make steel hard Reminding Word: Floor LINCing Story: “My knee turned purple when it hit the hard, steel floor.” (Story helps you think of steel and the color purple.)

EXAMPLE  Shivaree: A noisy song sung to a newly married couple  Reminding Word: Shiver  LINCing Story: “The married couple shivered when the guests sang the shivaree outside their window.” (Story reminds you of both a song and of a married couple.)

YOUR REMINDING STORY SHOULD…  Includes the Reminding Word or some form of the Reminding Word.  Links the Reminding Word to the meaning of the new word.  Is short and simple.

A LINCING STORY NEVER…  Includes only the new word.  Is so complex that it takes a lot of mental energy to remember it.  Is long like a paragraph.  Includes words you don’t understand.

NONEXAMPLE  Nonexamples  Flourite: A purple mineral used to make steel hard  Reminding Word: Floor  LINCing Story: “The floor was messy.” (Story does not help you think of steel or the color purple.)

PICTURE  The last step is to draw a picture of your LINCing story