Vocabulary booklet

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FluentU takes authentic videos—like music videos, movie trailers, news and inspiring talks—and turns them into personalized language learning lessons. The booklet is organised by topic, including Geometry, Measurement, Number and Place Value, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Fractions, Data and Statistics, with key terms for each topic for easy reference. You'll see a list of key maths vocabulary or have the terms supported with illustrations to make it easier for young learners to understand. There are also activities and mini-quizzes for each chapter. Why Having a Big English Vocabulary Is Important The rest of the series introduces thousands of words unique to each skill level, with terms getting technical and more specific with each new book. 3. “Oxford Picture Dictionary” Revise, revise and revise! Use vocabulary games and word cards to help children go over the definitions of key terms, which they might have forgotten. Plus, fun activities are a great way of engaging your little ones in learning.

Finally, children use synonyms to rewrite the sentence in their own words. This is a perfect activity for working with children who are still building vocabulary. These select important words for you to know, often with helpful explanations and exercises thrown in. This classic book takes you through thousands of words, but they’re all arranged based on their Greek and Latin roots. There are even bilingual versions of the dictionary, so you might be able to find one that uses English and your native language. 4. “504 Absolutely Essential Words”

They’ll also help make the learning process fun and refreshing, as nobody wants to read textbooks all day. Instead of organising the terms alphabetically, we've split them up into topic areas of study. This way, if your little ones are struggling with the vocabulary on a specific topic, they can easily revise all related terms as they're all in one place! Even if you haven’t mastered English grammar, your vocabulary knowledge may mean the difference between getting help or not. How to Build Your Vocabulary The vocabulary words come with entertaining explanations so you can get a better idea of how to properly use these words in conversation and writing.

This book is also great for preparing for English proficiency tests because it’s filled with supplemental material like easy-to-understand sample sentences, short reading passages and exercises. 5. “NTC Vocabulary Builders”There is then a neatly lined space for students to complete with their own sentence, using the target language. If you really like the book, consider using it alongside “ T he American Idioms Dictionary” and “ Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions,” which are also books by McGraw-Hill. These vocabulary books will help you learn the funny, unique and sometimes strange expressions that American English speakers use in conversations. 2. “English Vocabulary in Use” Series Explain that there are no stupid questions, so whenever one of your pupils doesn't remember what a term means, it's best to ask! This way, you'll avoid having children, who struggle to solve problems, because they don't understand the question.