5th Grade B
Ms. Vanessa Porte
How to learn a list of words
To learn a list of words, we can also recite them aloud.
Nidale and Sihem
Some memory techniques for learning vocabulary:
Listen to the recording as often as possible before the assessment.
To learn by heart, a memorization technique that complements the scriptural approach could be the acronym method.
This is a very useful technique, especially for memorizing lists, references, names, and arguments.
Write it down: Only if the spelling is correct (a misspelled word may be memorized that way).
Then, you can learn your dictation words in different ways:
– spell them out loud, or have someone spell them for you while you write them down.The adult writes the word the student needs to learn.
– read the words several times and try to visualize them.
– Read them regularly throughout the week.
Students look up all the words they know related to family.
These words are written on the board. The student writes the word. The student says the letters of the word
To learn a list of words easily, you need to
repeat the words along with words that have silent letters, for example (sometimes).
6 ways to learn a vocabulary list. Repeat the vocabulary words, write them down several times, and visualize the images in your mind.
memorization for learning and retaining vocabulary
Repeat the vocabulary aloud. The student writes the word on a piece of paper.
The adult asks the student to look at the word and take a picture of it (as if their eyes were a camera).
Turn on a voice recorder (or any device or app that allows you to record yourself)
The key takeaway is repetition