How to Teach Vocabulary
Presented By :
Ambar Purnawati ( 1211202769 )
Devi Mayasari Kusuma W ( 1211202765 )
Erma Widyastuti ( 1211202763 )
Widya Kurnia Arizona ( 1211202753 )
WIDYA DHARMA UNIVERSITY OF
KLATEN
DEFINITION OF
VOCABULARY
INTRODUCING
VOCABULARY
PARCTICING
VOCABULARY
VOCABULARY
GAME
USING
DICTIONARIES
Definition
Vocabulary is a list or collection of words
arranged in alphabetical order and explained,
a dictionary or lexicon, either of a whole
language, a single work or author, a branch of
sciene, or the like, a word book.
INTRODUCING VOCABULARY
Example 4 below is clearly designed to focus the
students’ attention on an aspect of
vocabulary.
Example 1 : Walking, running, jumping
Focus : verb of movement
Age : adult
Level : beginner
Example 2 : Inviting
Focus : Functional language
Age : adult
Level : pre-intermediate
Example 3 : Explaning what you mean
Focus : type, kind, something you use
Age : young adult plus
Level : intermediate
Example 4 : Word formation
Focus : prefixes and suffixes
Age : young adult plus
Level : upper intermediates
PRACTISING VOCABULARY
In the following lesson sequences the aim
of the activity is either to have students use
words that they more or less know, but which
they need to be provoked into using, or to get
them to think about word meaning, especially
in context.
Example 1 : word circle
Focus : compund nouns
Age : young adult plus
Level : intermediate
Example 2 : word map
Focus : houses, rooms, objects
Age : any
Level : any
VOCABULARY GAMES
• There are many games which are propriate for
use with collections of vocabulary items.
Example :
 Backs to the board
Focus : explaining word meaning.
Age : young adult plus.
Level : intermediate plus.
USING DICTIONARIES
 Dictionary activities
the following activities are designed both to
train students in how to use dictionaries and
also to get them to use dictionaries as part of
normal classroom work.
Example :
 Training activities
focus : understandig dictionary entries
age : young adult, plus
level : pre-intermediate/intermediate
 definition game
Focus : working with definitions
Age : Young adult plus
Level : Upper intermedite
Films
Language : Film vocabulary
Age : Teenage and above
Level : Elementary
Reference :
Hermer, Jeremy.2007.The Practice of English
Language Teaching.229/14. Edinburgh Gate:
England.
Anymous.Definition of Vocabulary.review from
www.google.com.10:57
How to teach vocabulary

How to teach vocabulary

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    How to TeachVocabulary Presented By : Ambar Purnawati ( 1211202769 ) Devi Mayasari Kusuma W ( 1211202765 ) Erma Widyastuti ( 1211202763 ) Widya Kurnia Arizona ( 1211202753 ) WIDYA DHARMA UNIVERSITY OF KLATEN
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    Definition Vocabulary is alist or collection of words arranged in alphabetical order and explained, a dictionary or lexicon, either of a whole language, a single work or author, a branch of sciene, or the like, a word book.
  • 4.
    INTRODUCING VOCABULARY Example 4below is clearly designed to focus the students’ attention on an aspect of vocabulary. Example 1 : Walking, running, jumping Focus : verb of movement Age : adult Level : beginner
  • 5.
    Example 2 :Inviting Focus : Functional language Age : adult Level : pre-intermediate Example 3 : Explaning what you mean Focus : type, kind, something you use Age : young adult plus Level : intermediate Example 4 : Word formation Focus : prefixes and suffixes Age : young adult plus Level : upper intermediates
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    PRACTISING VOCABULARY In thefollowing lesson sequences the aim of the activity is either to have students use words that they more or less know, but which they need to be provoked into using, or to get them to think about word meaning, especially in context.
  • 7.
    Example 1 :word circle Focus : compund nouns Age : young adult plus Level : intermediate Example 2 : word map Focus : houses, rooms, objects Age : any Level : any
  • 8.
    VOCABULARY GAMES • Thereare many games which are propriate for use with collections of vocabulary items. Example :  Backs to the board Focus : explaining word meaning. Age : young adult plus. Level : intermediate plus.
  • 9.
    USING DICTIONARIES  Dictionaryactivities the following activities are designed both to train students in how to use dictionaries and also to get them to use dictionaries as part of normal classroom work. Example :  Training activities focus : understandig dictionary entries age : young adult, plus level : pre-intermediate/intermediate
  • 10.
     definition game Focus: working with definitions Age : Young adult plus Level : Upper intermedite Films Language : Film vocabulary Age : Teenage and above Level : Elementary
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    Reference : Hermer, Jeremy.2007.ThePractice of English Language Teaching.229/14. Edinburgh Gate: England. Anymous.Definition of Vocabulary.review from www.google.com.10:57