Tier II Vocabulary. Task Card

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Tier II Vocabulary Task Card Cynthia Montalbano, In Spontaneous Speech, 2016. (inspontaneousspeech.com) Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from the author and/or owner is strictly prohibited.

Tier II Vocabulary Task Card Challenge The Common Core State Standards put a strong emphasis on nonfiction, and informational text. Tier II Vocabulary consists of words that occur frequently in academic text. It is important that students understand Tier II words to improve their comprehension. Students may find these words when reading Science, Social Studies and English text and we can have a bigger impact on a students academic performance when we concentrate on teaching them. The words used on my task cards are not a complete compilation and come from a variety of 3 rd and 4 th grade vocabulary lists. I used what made sense in the context of the paragraphs. There are a total of 106 words used in the text. A few are used more than once and cover multiple meanings. There are two sets of 16 sheets of task cards. Each sheet has the following; Card 1 is the text passage with underlined vocabulary words. Card 2 includes the vocabulary words with meanings. Card 3 are comprehension questions from the text. Some of the answers are to be inferred by clues found in the text. Card 4 includes the answers to the comprehension questions. Set 1 has the answers but they are scrambled and the student will need to find the correct answers from the list. These are marked with Find the Answer Set 2 has the correct answers provided and is marked with Answers The cards are together on one sheet so you can choose if you would like to make double backed cards. For example card two (vocabulary meanings) would make a good backing for card 1 the (text). You could also cut the right side off and make a double backed card with the card 1 (text) and the comprehension questions folded up to make the other side. You could keep all of them together and fold the right side back providing word meanings and answers to the comprehension questions when it is flipped over. You can choose the set according to the abilities of your students. Set 1 with the mixed answers still requires a student s thought process to get an answer. Set 2 provides answers for a flip side if you choose to make the cards part of a learning center and self checking. I find having both sets allows me to differentiate the instruction for different needs and methods of instruction.

Tier II Vocabulary List 3 rd grade 4 th grade 4 th grade 4 th grade ability act ambition approached certain clinging custom delicate enable explore gracefully habit individual intelligent moisture opposite performed plunged predator predict predicted prevent resident responsible reverse risk scattered schedule starve struggle swiftly annual appropriate arena ascend attempt attractive baggage blossoms burrow captive chamber coax competition concerned concluded confused congratulate considerable demonstration descended descent destructive disappointed distressed eager entertained entire entrance essential evidence flexible focused frantically furious hail heroic invisible jagged lacked limbs mastered mature meadow mock orchard ordeal outstanding passage peered pleaded plentiful portion practiced preferred previous previously proceed proceeded queasy recognize reduced routine severe shallow source sturdy surface survive threat tour tradition tragic typical usually vacant valiant varieties venture weary

The sun was warm on Paul s face as he laid out on his raft. The sun felt good. He was enjoying the gentle rocking motion when he noticed his limbs were getting wet. He was slowly sinking into the water. He wished he had inspected the raft before putting it in the water. Maybe he would have noticed the source of the leak. He wondered how deep the water was here. He turned his head to see how far out he had floated. He felt a wave of relief. He was closer to shore than he thought. The water would be shallow. He concluded that he could wade back to shore if necessary.. limbs source shallow concluded a. arms and legs b. water that is not deep c. beginning or cause d. decide or form an opinion Where was Paul? a. It had a leak and was losing air. How did Paul know he was sinking. b. He noticed his arms and legs were getting wet. c. He was floating on a raft. What was wrong with the raft? d. He could walk back to shore How could Paul get back to shore?

Jan arrived early at the school and stood in front of the entrance. The doors would open soon. She was excited and a bit nervous for first grade. She wondered if she would like her new teacher. She hoped she would recognize students from last year. Last year, she got confused when she entered the building and could not find her classroom. Earlier this morning, she packed her lunch bag with considerable care and put it in her backpack. Her Mom said she could buy lunch tomorrow if she liked what was on the menu. The backpack she was wearing was rigid. She knew in a few weeks it would be more flexible and mold better to her back. Her concerned mother had attached a name tag with her name, address and phone number. She also had essential school supplies to start the new school year. entrance recognize confused considerable flexible concerned essential a. know from meeting in the past c. front doorway b. unable to think clearly e. significant amount d. able to bend g. worried f. necessary Why couldn t Jan go in the school? a. School supplies such as paper, pencils, markers and his lunch. What day was it? b. The doors were locked c. He felt excited and nervous How did Jan feel? d. It was the first day of school. What do you think was in her backpack?

It was the annual winter ballet performance. It would be Dawn s first time performing before an audience. She carefully ran the ribbons up from her slippers and tied them around her ankles. She gave her slippers a try by taking a few steps up on her tip toes. She then walked gracefully to the entrance to the stage. Although her stomach felt queasy, she was eager to get started. She had practiced hard for the last 3 months and knew the entire dance routine. She knew she would need to remain focused even though her family and friends were in the audience holding flowers. She knew if she performed well it was tradition to congratulate the performers by giving them flowers. annual gracefully queasy eager practiced entire routine focused tradition congratulate a. full attention on a task b. very excited to start c. repeated for improvement d. do on a regular basis e. move smoothly f. done as before g. all of it h. sick feeling in your stomach i. yearly event j. praise for an accomplishment What is Dawn getting ready for? What kind of shoes did she put on? How many times of year is the dance performed? a. She put on ballet slippers. b. Flowers mean people like her performance. c. She is getting ready for a dance performance. Why did she hope to receive flowers at the end of the performance? d. They perform it once a year in the Winter.

The sun was warm on Paul s face as he laid out on his raft. The sun felt good. He was enjoying the gentle rocking motion when he noticed his limbs were getting wet. He was slowly sinking into the water. He wished he had inspected the raft before putting it in the water. Maybe he would have noticed the source of the leak. He wondered how deep the water was here. He turned his head to see how far out he had floated. He felt a wave of relief. He was closer to shore than he thought. The water would be shallow. He concluded that he could wade back to shore if necessary.. limbs source shallow concluded a. arms and legs c. beginning or cause b. water that is not deep d. decide or form an opinion Where was Paul? c. He was floating on a raft. How did Paul know he was sinking. b. He noticed his arms and legs were getting wet. What was wrong with the raft? a. It had a leak and was losing air. d. He could walk back to shore How could Paul get back to shore?

Jan arrived early at the school and stood in front of the entrance. The doors would open soon. She was excited and a bit nervous for first grade. She wondered if she would like her new teacher. She hoped she would recognize students from last year. Last year, she got confused when she entered the building and could not find her classroom. Earlier this morning, she packed her lunch bag with considerable care and put it in her backpack. Her Mom said she could buy lunch tomorrow if she liked what was on the menu. The backpack she was wearing was rigid. She knew in a few weeks it would be more flexible and mold better to her back. Her concerned mother had attached a name tag with her name, address and phone number. She also had essential school supplies to start the new school year. entrance recognize confused considerable flexible concerned essential c. front doorway a. know from meeting in the past b. unable to think clearly e. significant amount d. able to bend g. worried f. necessary Why couldn t Jan go in the school? b. The doors were locked d. It was the first day of school. What day was it? c. She felt excited and nervous How did Jan feel? a. School supplies such as paper, pencils, markers and his lunch. What do you think was in her backpack?

It was the annual winter ballet performance. It would be Dawn s first time performing before an audience. She carefully ran the ribbons up from her slippers and tied them around her ankles. She gave her slippers a try by taking a few steps up on her tip toes. She then walked gracefully to the entrance to the stage. Although her stomach felt queasy, she was eager to get started. She had practiced hard for the last 3 months and knew the entire dance routine. She knew she would need to remain focused even though her family and friends were in the audience holding flowers. She knew if she performed well it was tradition to congratulate the performers by giving them flowers. annual gracefully queasy eager practiced entire routine focused tradition congratulate i. yearly event e. move smoothly h. sick feeling in your stomach b. very excited to start c. repeated for improvement g. all of it d. do on a regular basis a. full attention on a task f. done as before j. praise for an accomplishment What is Dawn getting ready for? c. She is getting ready for a dance performance. What kind of shoes did she put on? a. She put on ballet slippers. How many times of year is the dance performed? d. They perform it once a year in the Winter. Why did she hope to receive flowers at the end of the performance? b. Flowers mean people like her performance.