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Recommendation 5: Intentionally Plan Activities to Build Children’s Vocabulary and Language

The following document provides guidance on activities to build children’s vocabulary and language to prepare them for school. It can be used by educators or families to learn simple, evidence-based strategies for building vocabulary. The resource is associated with Recommendation 5 of the What Works Clearinghouse practice guide Preparing Young Children for School.

Topics: Oral Language, Vocabulary • Grade Level: PK • Media Type: Document
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Recommendation 5: Intentionally plan activities to build children’s vocabulary and language

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