Description

Boost reading comprehension and vocabulary acquisition with this comprehensive Front Desk novel study resource! This complete vocabulary guide includes 115+ carefully selected words from Kelly Yang’s award-winning novel, with ready-to-use activities that require minimal prep time. Perfect for grades 4-7 classroom instruction, small groups, and independent learning centers!

Transform your Front Desk novel study with a vocabulary resource that does the heavy lifting for you! This comprehensive vocabulary guide helps your students deeply connect with Mia Tang’s powerful journey while building critical literacy skills through engaging, low-prep activities that work with your busy teaching schedule.

Here’s what you’ll get:

• 5 versatile vocabulary approaches you can mix and match
• Vocabulary lists organized by chapter sections
• Context clues detective activities
• Deep-thinking vocabulary questions
• Visual semantic maps (3 different versions)
• Greek and Latin roots exploration
• Kinesthetic “Act it Out” vocabulary templates
• Perseverance reflection activity
• Complete answer keys for teacher reference
• Both print and digital-friendly formats

Your students will build vocabulary skills while connecting deeply with important themes of identity, perseverance, and social justice in Front Desk. They’ll be fully engaged in vocabulary learning that feels meaningful and relevant, not just memorizing definitions.

This vocabulary resource is specifically designed for upper elementary classrooms with quick implementation in mind – because I know your planning time is precious! All activities come with clear directions and are ready to use with minimal prep.

The 5 vocabulary approaches include:

1. Context Clues Detectives – Students use text evidence to unlock word meanings
2. Deep-Thinking Vocabulary Questions – Push beyond definitions to develop critical thinking
3. Semantic Maps – Visual tools for connecting and expanding word knowledge
4. Greek/Latin Word Exploration – Discover word roots to build lasting vocabulary skills
5. Act it Out! – Get students moving with kinesthetic vocabulary learning

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