Apps & Social Media Vocabulary Flash Cards & Games

- Grades
- Not Grade Specific
- Pages
- 70
- File type
- Zip
- Subject
- Vocabulary, ELA
- Topic
- Social Media, Vocabulary
- Resource types
- Flashcards
Product description
From the author
This resource is a comprehensive lesson that uses 20 app-related vocabulary words. First off, you can introduce these words by using the PDF -based presentation. With the arrow keys, you just move from one word to another to make your students familiar with them. Next, You can hand out the vocabulary lists. Beware that these are made with color, so in order to be eco-friendly you might want to use black and white ink. Once the students have taken these lists home, they can do the vocabulary test in their next class. They can practice with the words by utilizing the included flash cards. These just need to be printed, laminated, and cut. Beware of sharp edges though. You can use the curved edges version to avoid annoying pinches. Finally, use the Wacky Words activity to have a really good time in class. With this, all the letters are mixed up. Students love this.
In the classroom
Teaching tips & learning objectives
Learning objectives
Students recognize and spell 20 common app and social-media names.
Students unscramble jumbled letters to identify an app name from its Wacky Words clue.
Teaching tips
The README suggests laminating and cutting out the flash cards, then using them for activities such as Memory or Taboo, or for a basic vocabulary review.
The vendor recommends printing the vocabulary list in black-and-white ink to save on color printing costs, since it is designed in color.
The suggested class flow is: introduce words with the presentation, send the vocabulary list home, give the test next class, then reinforce with flash cards and the Wacky Words activity.
Skills covered
Vocabulary recognition and spelling — students learn to recognize and spell 20 app/social-media names through a guess-then-reveal presentation format.
Word decoding — the Wacky Words activity has students unscramble jumbled letters to identify a target word.
Vocabulary self-testing — a logo-labeling vocabulary test lets students demonstrate recall of all 20 words after take-home study.
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Questions teachers ask about this resource
How can I organize a lesson with the different components?
Introduce the words with the presentation, practice with the list or flashcards, then use the vocabulary test or letter-scramble activity for review.
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App/social-media vocabulary
Word recognition and spelling
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