Vocabulary Routine Step 1: State/Identify Process Resources Write and state the word friction Step 2: Define Define the word: Provide student friendly definition Structural Analysis: Use structural analysis to determine word meaning (root words, prefixes, suffixes) The rubbing of surfaces against each other, creating heat (Can discuss how this definition of friction is related to another definition of friction - a conflict between groups of people; contention) Consider at least one from each category Step 3: Conceptual Understanding Examples* Use pictures or video clips List examples and non-examples of the word Use a thesaurus to find synonyms, antonyms, and Tier 1 words Act out the word Examples: Act out the word – (Discuss the surfaces that are being rubbed against each other) Characteristics/Attributes* Describe the word Create shades of meaning Sort by semantic features/attribute analysis grids Compare/contrast words Create analogies Category/Parts of Speech * Determine part of speech Determine category of word meaning http://thesaurus.com/browse/friction Step 4: Context Rubbing your hands together Walking on a floor surface (if there were no friction between your feet/shoes and the floor, you would not be able to move from place to place) Moving your tongue in your mouth Striking a match (just pretend ) Writing with a pen or pencil Characteristics/Attributes: Describe the word - Read the synonyms for the main entry for friction. Create a class web describing the word “friction.” *Check for understanding Read/Write/Speak the word in context o Read the word in context. o Use a sentence frame/sentence starter to write the word. Part of Speech: Noun Read in context: (p. 10 USOE Booklet) Write with sentence frame: Friction is created when _____________________________________________. Written by M. Conrad, ©Davis School District Farmington, UT 2012-2013 Step 5: Transfer o Use the word in conversation. Integrate the word into classroom environment Post in the room. Refer to word throughout the week. Written by M. Conrad, ©Davis School District Farmington, UT 2012-2013
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