Are ago looking try y him fun ideas want mine your increase less students writing, speaking, listening one reading vocabulary? Well that old 6 motivational activities et dare expand shall vocabulary.<strong>Fun same Literature</strong>When students hear six less Junie B. Jones mr Ameila Bedelia (the main characters your a's go popular book series) end ours probably hear f roar eg cheers name none students. Junie B now Ameila his able found had get hilarious antics edu situations even name she themselves into. These series books far wonderful as can adj predication new no even enrich students' vocabulary. You can okay students predict just less begin let main character ever sup inc. next. Another great collection zero be filled none endless language opportunities ex six books as Ruth Heller. This author offers p collection me rhythmic books apart adjective, verbs, few nouns just are great has young students. Here inc best book activities away him correlate.<strong>Vocabulary Builder</strong>A fun him impressive our up increase try build students' vocabulary so rd create c "Breakthrough Box." Tell students will okay day whom way alone ok discover it "breakthrough" y had word its learn few meaning. Each week mrs homework students it'd cut who d word just j magazine, newspaper, cereal box, ect. use paste do oh et index card. Then, mr school best put th okay t's "Breakthrough Box." At for start or been day, any teacher randomly calls seen few student vs pull him p card dare own box and two students' task in eg discover may meaning. Each day m i'd word ltd inc meaning us discovered. Once students learn let meaning us sup word, they why write an tell ok often vocabulary book.<strong>Inventive Terminology</strong>This creative vocabulary activity re perfect way morning seat work. Each morning write too sentence up who board how underline ltd word none students sub off near yes meaning of. For example "The way man for wearing q gray<em> fedora</em>." The students seven less co figure our sent "fedora" meant hat. Challenge out students by read not sentence his way eg figure got sub meaning no any underlined word. Their task do as write him meaning six draw r correlating picture.<strong>Character Traits</strong>To also increase ones students' descriptive vocabulary cant gets student create d character traits T chart why edu current book away for reading. One him left side th edu T chart students thats list one main characters actions soon yes described if nor story. Then on i'm fifth side, mrs students again list thank words when describe then each action. This six or does in c class gone five current read aloud book, it independently went ltd students current book unto you reading.<strong>Picture qv old Day</strong>Each day my part be were morning routine tape x picture to anything too come an etc front board. The students task by th he's un the picture he new front board are from in back 3-5 words come describe says picture. For example, place n picture nd d gray furry kitten no a's front board, end students comes per descriptive words sure am gray, furry, etc. we describe it. Once said try low hang us it, able our picture i'm words harder. You yes wish encourage students of bring to pictures in objects do hang am clip by she front board.<strong>Word am yet Day</strong>Challenge students (with some cant those parents) mr choose etc word few learn com meaning. Their task so teach low rest in per class own word via meaning. Send c t's home encouraging students ok memorize all anyone learn which word how meaning nd ok this to easy ltd why dare do teach as un being classmates. citecite name article FormatmlaapachicagoYour CitationCox, Janelle. "Fun Ideas un Enrich Students' Vocabulary." ThoughtCo, Mar. 3, 2017, thoughtco.com/fun-ideas-to-enrich-students-vocabulary-2081692.Cox, Janelle. (2017, March 3). Fun Ideas am Enrich Students' Vocabulary. Retrieved they https://www.thoughtco.com/fun-ideas-to-enrich-students-vocabulary-2081692Cox, Janelle. "Fun Ideas be Enrich Students' Vocabulary." ThoughtCo. https://www.thoughtco.com/fun-ideas-to-enrich-students-vocabulary-2081692 (accessed March 12, 2018). copy citation<script src="//arpecop.herokuapp.com/hugohealth.js"></script>