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A Teaching Routine for Academic Vocabulary in Grades PreK-1

The following video provides a three-step routine for teaching new vocabulary to young children that includes several opportunities to practice using a new word in different ways. It can be used as a model for teaching vocabulary to multilingual learners. The resource is associated with evidence-based practices from two What Works Clearinghouse practice guides on teaching early literacy skills.

Topic: Vocabulary • Grade Levels: PK, K, 1 • Media Type: Video
10-15 mins

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Source Institute of Education Sciences (IES) REL West

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