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At this TabStart page you can explore a number of resources to help teach reading students how to determine the meaning of words by utilizing vocabulary context clues. You can find lesson plans, ideas, and classroom challenge games here to help your students become successful readers.
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Vocabulary Content Clues Lesson Plan - This lesson plan for 6th through 12th grade reading students is intended to encourgae group participation. The lesson plan is 50 minutes long, and it helps students learn to comprehend words based on the context in which they are found.
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Vocabulary Context Clues for Teachers - A lesson plan that challenges students to form groups and use context cues to comprehend word meanings. The catch is that they are not allowed to use dictionaries or other materials, and must instead use the actual cues.
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Vocabulary Context Clues Lesson Plan - This resource provides a free lesson plan for teaching students about using context clues to decipher the meaning of unfamiliar words.
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Using a Novel for a Vocabulary Context Lesson Plan - This page offers ideas and a lesson plan fintended to teach reading students how to use context clues to determine the defintions of words. This lesson plan is based students' reading of the novel The Giver by Lois Lowry.
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Multiple Ways of Teaching Vocabulary - The University of Missouri provides a variety of resources regarding teaching vocabulary. Among the first of these resources here are lesson plans for helping students to understand vocabulary context clues.
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Vocabulary Tips and Techniques - Section five of this page focuses on tips and tricks for teaching students how to use context cues. It provides definitions for the different types of context clues and how to use them.
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Teaching Inference and Context Clues - This page discusses in depth the use and theory of teaching students how to use inference and context clues in their reading. The page also cites several teaching resources for continued study.