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Mt. Olive Academic Vocabulary Manual

Prepared by the Teachers

of the

Mt. Olive Community Unit School District #5

Fall 2010

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Table of Contents

Overview ………………………………………………………………………

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How to Teach the Terms and Phrases ………………………………………….

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Template for K-5 Vocabulary Words…………………………………………..

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Kindergarten Terms ……………………………………....................................

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1st Grade Terms ………………………………………………………………..

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2nd Grade Terms ……………………………………………………………….

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3rd Grade Terms ………………………………………………………………..

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4th Grade Terms ………………………………………………………………..

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5th Grade Terms ………………………………………………………………..

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Template for Jr. High Vocabulary Words ……………………………………..

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6th Grade Terms……………………………………………..………………… 20

7th Grade Terms………………………………………………………………... 23

8th Grade Terms ………………………………………………………………..

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References…………………………………..………………………………….. 31

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Overview

This manual is designed to identify the academic vocabulary that is to be taught at

each grade level in Kindergarten through 8th grade. The words are categorized in the core

subject areas of language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. The staff utilized

the book, Building Academic Vocabulary, Teachers’ Manual (2006)by Robert J.

Marzano and Debra J. Pickering, to guide them through the process of identifying

vocabulary words. The book also provides strategies for teaching the vocabulary and

games to review the words. With the development of this manual, the staff will align the

vocabulary curriculum and ensure the continuity of how the vocabulary is taught at each

grade level.

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Teaching Vocabulary Terms and Phrases

Step 1: Provide a description, explanation, or example of the new term – Students need initial information about terms they are learning.

• Background knowledge • Connections

o Field Trips, guest speaker o Tell story to integrate o Video/computer images o Group investigation (Skit-pantomime) o Current Events o Mental Picture o Find or create pictures

Step 2: Ask students to restate the description, explanation, or example in their own words. This does not need to be comprehensive.

• Go back to provide additional descriptions/examples • Allow students to discuss in small groups • Move to Step 3 and return to Step 2.

Step 3: Ask Students to construct a picture, symbol, or graphic representation of term/phrase.

• Create a model for them • Provide examples of drawings by yourself and other students • At first, allow students to work together. • Google images for a better connection

Step 4: Engage students periodically in activities that help them add to their knowledge of terms in their notebooks.

• Create Academic Vocabulary Notebooks. • This notebook stores all vocabulary that students are presented with during course

of study. • Students can add vocabulary words to the notebook as deemed necessary and

refer back to the terms often. Suggestions:

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• Highlight prefix/suffix that will help them remember meaning. • Synonyms/Antonyms • Pictures • Related words • Brief cautions and reminder of confusing vocabulary words • Translate vocabulary words if needed.

Step 5: Discuss – Periodically ask students to discuss the terms with one another. Adjust and reflect – Engage students in activities which will help them add to their knowledge of the terms. The fourth step activities can include compare and contrast terms, classify terms, identify antonyms and synonyms, and create analogies and metaphors. Students can also add additional terms to their vocabulary notebook.

• Highlight prefixes, suffices, root words that will help them remember the meaning of the term

• Identify synonyms and antonyms for the term • List related words • Write Brief cautions or reminders of common confusions • Sort or classify words • Compare similarities and differences.

Step 6: Refine and Reflect – Engage students periodically change word in activities which will help them add to their knowledge of the terms. The fifth step students examine their entries in their vocabulary notebooks to make any needed changes. Students might:

• Compare their descriptions of the word • Describe pictures if needed to help remember terms. • Explain any new information that has been learned and make sure students are

aware of any new terms. • Identify any confusion and clarify any uncertain terms.

Step 7: Apply through learning games – Involve students periodically in games that allow them to play with their vocabulary words. The sixth step students play games to help students reexamine their understanding of past terms as well as learning and remembering new terms. It is suggested to set aside time each week to play vocabulary games in order to help students remember the terms and be excited about learning vocabulary terms. Suggested games which involve students:

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• Jeopardy • Pyramid • I have, who has? • Pictionary • Memory • Charades

• Name that Category ($100,00 Pyramid)

• Bingo (you give definition, student marks the word)

• Create a skit • Kids make their own game

Kindergarten Vocabulary Word Lists Language Arts (26) alphabet author blends capital consonants directions draw fairy tale fantasy letter listening lower case number word poem print retell rhyme sentence sight word sign syllable text title vowel word word families

Math (32) above behind below beside between calendar circle clock corner date day fewer figure greater than hour in front inside less than money months number outside pattern rectangle shape size sort square triangle under week year

Science (24) air body cloud death dissolve egg exercise food freeze gas grow insect healthy liquid night nutrition plant ruler seasons senses soil solid water weather

Social Studies (18) celebration family flag holiday honesty leaders privacy recycle respect responsibility rules today tomorrow transportation United States vehicle vote yesterday

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Kindergarten Vocabulary Word List

Language Arts

alphabet author blends capital consonants directions draw fairy tale fantasy letter listening lower case number word poem print retell rhyme sentence sight word sign syllable text title vowel word word families

Math above behind below beside between calendar circle clock corner date day fewer figure greater than hour in front inside less than money months number outside pattern rectangle shape size sort square triangle under week year

Science air body cloud death dissolve egg exercise food freeze gas grow insect healthy liquid night nutrition plant ruler seasons senses soil solid water weather

Social Studies celebration family flag holiday honesty leaders privacy recycle respect responsibility rules today tomorrow transportation United States vehicle vote yesterday

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1st Grade Vocabulary Word Lists Language Arts digraph trigraph quadrigraph combination vowel consonant blends suffix prefix diphthong ghost letter capital (upper case) lower case letter question predict evaluate summarize sequence (first, etc.) period question mark exclamation mark syllable compound word fiction (not real) initial sound medial sound final sound non-fiction (real) noun (naming word) verb (action word) adjective (describing word) adverb (describes the action)

rhyming words Math addition subtraction count on count back plus minus sort classify circle square rectangle triangle hexagon rhombus cube pyramid rectangular prism cone triangular prism cylinder equal part penny nickel dime quarter dollar hour half hour inches centimeters greater than (more than) less than (fewer than) sum difference doubles

neighbors symmetry patterns repeating patterns skip counting (base counting even odd estimating graph coordinates on a graph number line corner side point ray minute numeral pound ounce feet solve temperature

Sceince hibernate habitat nocturnal life cycle extinct plant eater meat eater unique features enemies height weight Antarctica parka binoculars raft rookery migrate glacier ice bergs dinosaur chrysalis larvae cocoon butterfly moth egg caterpillar metamorphosis nectar pollen puddling scale proboscis acre plant harvest animal care silo barn fence breed dairy

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1st Grade Vocabulary Word Lists continued

Science cont. beef animal products hoof crops machinery farm family chores garden wool carding weaving loom

Social Studies Map north south east west compass rose address block town state country continent street planet direction zip code Post Office Mail Person stam envelope city

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2nd Grade Vocabulary Word Lists Language Arts adjective alphabetical order author’s purpose cause and effect compare and contrast composition daily oral language – capital indent apostrophe (shows ownership) comma punctuation detail dictionary drawing conclusions edit fable fact fiction figurative language folktale genre glossary illustrator indent inferences main character main idea mental image non-fiction opinion paragraph parts of speech – adjective noun

pronoun subject synonym verb predicting pre-writing publish realism rough draft sequencing summary paragraph table of contents topic sentence

Math addend addition area bar graph cardinal numbers centimeter congruent decimal difference dime dollar doubles doubles plus one edge elapsed time estimate equal even face fact family flips fraction geometric solids growing pattern half dollar least measurement - length volume capacity metric standard median mode multiply number sentence outcome penny perimeter predict

probability quarter range regroup symmetry skip-counting table temperature time- minute hour half hour quarter hour vertex/vertices

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2nd Grade Vocabulary Word Lists continued

Science amphibian bird canopy continent continental shelf continental slope desert environment equator fish flower garbage glacier globe grassland habitat ice berg island land leaves mammal

mollusk mountain ocean ocean floor orbit pole rain forest reptile root scientist seed seed coat shadow spider tide tide pool trench tundra volcano water cycle water vapor

Social Studies colonies compass rose constellation constitution country equator explore forest government independence landmark law map nation parade pledge president register speech stars/stripes symbol veteran war

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3rd Grade Vocabulary Word Lists Language Arts Abbreviation Adjective Adverb Antonyms Apostrophe Author’s Purpose (Entertain, Educate/Inform, Persuade) Background Knowledge Chronological order Complete sentence Compound word Compound sentence Connection Context slues Contraction Declarative Fact Fragment Fiction Genre Exclamatory Inference Interrogative Introduction Multi-meaning words Nonfiction Noun Opinion Organization Plural Possessive Predicate Prefixes Pronoun

Punctuation (Commas) Root Word (Base Word) Run-On Sentence (Introduction) Setting Singular Story Elements-Character, Setting, Plot, Problem, Solution Subject Suffixes Summarize (Summary) Supporting Details Synonyms Verb (Action Word)

Math Addend Addition Angles (right, obtuse, acute) Answer Area Array Commutative property Compare Congruent Data Decimal Denominator Difference Elapsed Time Estimation Equal Expanded Form Factor Fact Family Fraction Graph (different types) Greater Than/Less Than Grid Horizontal Least Key Measurement Metric System Multiple Multiplication Letter/Number Coordinates (X, Y Axis Mode Number Sentence Numerator

Order Words(First, Then, Next, Finally) Pattern Parallel Lines Perimeter Perpendicular Lines Place Value Polygon Probability (Chance) Product Quadrilateral Regroup Represent Scale Shapes (Hexagon, Pentagon, Octagon, Cube, Sphere, Cone, Rectangular Prism, Corners (Vertex/Vertices) Edges, Faces) Angles (Right, Obtuse, Acute) Solve Standard System/Form Strategy Sum Table Three-dimensional Two-dimensional

Vertical

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3rd Grade Vocabulary Word Lists-continued Science

Animal Groups -Mammal, Amphibian, Fish, Bird, Reptile Atmosphere Conservation Dicot Earth’s Layers (crust, mantle, core) Endangered Energy Erosion Erupt Evaporation Extinct Force Geological Features Gravity Life Cycle Magnetic Attraction Matter Meteor Meteorite Monocot Moon Phases (basic four) Natural Resources Observe Orbit Organism Photosynthesis Physical Change Physical Properties Pollution Precipitation Predator Prey Reptiles

Revolution Rotation Solar System Species Traits Volcano Water Cycle Weathering

Social Studies Agriculture Asteroid Barter Bill of Rights Borders Cardinal Directions Citizenship City Comet Compass Rose Conflict Congress Constellation Consumer Constitution Continents Crater Culture Distribution Earthquake Economy Equator Exports Flag (Meaning) Galaxy Geographic features Geography Global Government Hemisphere Imports Industry/Farming Lava Magma Map Key (legend) Native American Groups Natural Resources Oceans Physical Map

Population Space Space Station Sphere Suburban Presidents Producer Product Satellite Slavery Symbol Tax Timeline Urban Wants and Needs

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4th Grade Vocabulary Word Lists

Language Arts adjective adverb analogy antonym audience author's purpose autobiography biography brainstorm capitalization cause/effect common noun compare/contrast complete predicate complete subject complex sentence compound sentence context clues declarative sentence definition double negatives drawing conclusions encyclopedia exclamatory sentence fable fact fiction generalizing genre heading imperative sentence inference interrogative sentence key word making inferences nonfiction

noun opinion paraphrase possessive nouns prediction preposition pronoun proofread proper noun punctuation sentence fragment sequential order simple predicate simple sentence simple subject story elements (character, setting) summarize synonym theme verb verb tense visualizing voice

Math acute addend area associative property bar graph computation cone congruent cube cylinder data difference dividend divisor elapsed time equal to equivalent expanded form faces of a shape front end estimate greater than identity property intersection less than line line graph line segment mass median mode not equal to obtuse parallel parallelogram perimeter perpendicular pie chart point product pyramid quotient

ray remaining rhombus right angle round similar (comparing figures) sphere standard form sum transformations (flips, slides, turns) trapezoid variables vertex volume written form zero property

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4th Grade Vocabulary Lists - continued

Social Studies "I Have a Dream" speech American Revolution ancient civilizations Articles of Confederation Bill of Rights boundary citizenship civil rights colonial Congress Constitution courts culture democracy executive branch freedom (expression, speech, religion) geographic border historical map immigration judicial branch landform latitude legislative branch longitude minerals nonrenewable resources preamble president religion renewable resources reusable slavery taxes

Trail of Tears Underground Railroad Westward expansion

Science adaptations amphibians animal applied force birds boiling point characteristics cold blooded condensation core crust density electrical circuit endangered erosion evaporation fish friction gravity inclined plane invertebrate lever lunar mammals mantle mass matter melting point mineral mixture/solution moon phases parallel circuit physical properties plant precipitation pulley reptiles scientific method screw series circuit simple machines

solar energy traits vertebrate volume warm blooded wedge wheel and axle

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5th Grade Vocabulary Lists

Language Arts Alliteration Antonyms Author’s perspective Author’s purpose Base words Climax Conflict Conjunctions Dialogue Expository nonfiction Expository writing Fantasy Foreshadowing Fragment Generalizing Genre Graphic source Historical fiction Homonyms Homophones Idiom Literary devices Metaphor Mood Myth Narrative nonfiction Narrative writing Onomatopoeia Outcome Personification Persuasive writing Plot Point of view Prefixes Prompt Realistic fiction Rising action Run on sentence

Synonyms Text structure Text-to-self Text-to-text Text-to-world Transitional words Words to Review Autobiography Biography Cause and Effect Context Clues Declarative sentence Drawing conclusions Exclamatory sentence Fable Fact and Opinion Imperative sentence Inferring Paraphrasing Predicate Predicating Sequence Subject Summarizing Synonyms Theme Visualizing

Math Algebraic expression Arrangement Associative property base chord Combination Compatible numbers corresponding angles corresponding sides Distributive property Dividend Divisors edge Equation Equivalent decimals Equivalent fraction Equivalent ratio evaluate face Frequency table Function heptagon Identity property Inequality intersect Inverse operations Least common denominator least common multiples Line plot line segment lines: intersecting, perpendicular,

Mean Median Mixed number net nonagon nth term Numerical expression Order of operations Outcome Outlier Overestimate parallelogram Percent Pi plane polyhedron Probability: theoretical, experimental Product Proportion Quotient radius random Range Ratio ray reflection rhombus rotational symmetry Sample sequence Simplest form skew slides Solution square unit stem and leaf plot time zone

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5th Grade Vocabulary Lists - continued Math- continued Trend triangles: acute, obtuse, right Underestimate Value of Variable Variable expression vertex word form Zero property of multiplication Words to Review Angles: right, acute, obtuse, straight Commutative property Congruent Diameter Elapsed time Expanded form Factor Mode Parallel line Polygons: regular, irregular Standard form Triangles: equilateral, isosceles, scalene

Science Atom Atomic number Biome Buoyant force Chemical bond Chemical Change Chemical property Chemical Symbol Climate Compound Conductor Deciduous forest Desert Electron Electric current Electric discharge Electromagnet Element Filament Fluid Food web Force Formula Generator Grassland Gravity Habitat Inertia Insulator Magnetic Magnetic field Magnetic force Metals Model Molecule Motion Noble gases Nonmetals Nucleus Neutron Oxidation Physical change

Poles Predator Prey Proton Repel Semimetals Solute Solvent Speed Static electricity Substance Taiga Tropical rain forest Tundra Weight Words to Review Electric circuit Friction Matter Mixture Physical Property Solution Mass

Social Studies Adobe Archaeologist Armada Artifact Cape of Good Faith Caravel Cash Crop Charter Civilization Clan Colony Columbian Exchange Compromise Conestoga Coup Stick Covenant Debtor Drought Ecomienda Empire Expedition House of Burgesses Indentured Servant Indigo Iroquois Confederacy Irrigation Kachina Lodge Longhouse Magnetic Compass Massasoit Mayflower Compact Mesa Verde Metacomet Middle Colonies Missionary

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5th Grade Vocabulary Lists - continued Social Studies- continued Navigation Potlatch Prairie Profit Proprietor Pueblo Renaissance Sachem Slavery Specialize Stock Surplus Technology Teepee Tikal Tolerate Totem Pole Travois Tribute Wampum

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Source: _______________________________________ Page Number: ___________ Book Defnition:_______________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ In your own words: ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sketch: Extra Info:

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6th Grade Vocabulary Lists Literature/ Language Arts 1st Person 2nd Person 3rd Person 3rd Person Objective 3rd Person Omniscient adjective phrase adverb clause adverb phrase affix appositive background/prior knowledge bibliography caption character chronological order clause closing comparative adjective coordinating conjunction dependent clause dialogue edit elaboration entertain explicit fairy tale fantasy fiction figurative language flashback folktale historical fiction hyperbole imagery

implicit independent clause inform informational italics legend literal vs. figurative mystery non-fiction non-restrictive adjective clause parallel structures past participle perfect participle persuade plagiarism plot prefix prepositional phrase present infinitive present participle resolution restrictive adjective clause revision setting subordinating conjunction suffix superlative adjective symbolism tall tale text feature verb phrase conjunction opening drafting revision anthropomorphism

Math acute triangle addition property of equality algebra angle of rotation arithmetic sequence base (in exponents) clustering coefficient common factor common multiples complementary (angles, events) composite number congruent (angles, figures, segments) coordinate plane corresponding sides cubed cubic units defining the variable degree degree (in angles) equivalent expressions exponent formula front-end estimation function rule function table Fundamental Counting Principle graph greatest common factor (GCF) horizontal axis image

improper fraction integers inverse leaves like fractions like terms measures of central tendency negative numbers opposites ordered pair origin perfect square population positive numbers power prime factorization prime number proper fractions proportional quadrants radical sign rate rate of change ratio table rational number reciprocal rectangular prism reflection repeating decimal rotation sample space scale (drawing) scaling simple event square root squared stems subtraction property of equality

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6th Grade Vocabulary Lists- continued Math- continued supplementary angles surface area survey term terminating decimal unit rate unlike fractions Venn diagram vertical angles vertical axis x-axis x-coordinate y-axis y-coordinate zero pair

Science asteroid asthenosphere axis basaltic batholith bias black hole caldera cementation chromosphere cleavage comet compaction constant constellation continental drift control convection current corona crater crystal dike earthquake eclipse, solar eclipse, lunar electromagnetic spectrum Ellipse epicenter equinox Ethics extrusive Fault fault, normal fault, reverse fault, strike-slip focus foliated foliated, non fracture galaxy gem

giant giant, super granitic hardness hot spot hypothesis impact basin intrusive lava law, scientific light-year liquefaction lithosphere luster magma magnitude maria meteor meteorite mineral moon phase nebula neutron star new moon observatory orbit ore Pangaea photosphere plate plate tectonics radio telescope reflecting telescope refracting telescope revolution rock rock cycle rock, igneous rock, metamorphic rock, sedimentary rocket rotation

satellite science science, Earth scientific method scientific theory seafloor spreading sediment seismic wave seismograph silicate sill solar system solstice space probe space shuttle space station specific gravity sphere streak sunspot technology tephra tsunami variable variable, dependent variable, independent vent volcanic neck volcano volcano, cinder cone volcano, composite volcano, shield waning wave, primary wave, secondary wave, surface waxing white dwarf

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6th Grade Vocabulary Lists- continued Social Studies A.D. anthropologist aqueduct archaeologist archaeology artisan assembly B.C. B.C.E. C.E. castle cathedral citizen city-state consul convent Crusade culture deforestation delta democracy dictator distribution map domesticate dynasty elevation map emperor erosion Eurasia excavate feudalism fief gladiator goddesses gods guild history humanism hunter-gatherer indulgence Islam Judaism

king knight lady levee levels of society locator loess lord Magna Carta manor Medieval merchant meridian Middle Ages monarchy monastery monk monotheism navigable New Stone Age noble nun Old Stone Age oligarchy oral tradition parallel patrician patron peninsula plague plateau plebeian polis political map polytheism prehistory primary source prime meridian Protestantism Punic Wars pyramid reform Reformation

relief map republic saint scale scribe secondary source Senate serf specialization subcontinent trade tribune tyranny vassal

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7th Grade Vocabulary List Language Arts Adverb clause Prepositions Prepositional phrase Adjectives Adverbs Narrative Persuasive Conjunctions Nouns Verbs Interjections Pronouns Punctuation Appositive Brainstorming Edit Revise Acrostic Haiku Tanka Concrete Poetry Diamond Poems Pyramid Poems Limericks Cinquain poems Column poems Jargon Jingles Personification Alliteration Simile Metaphor Transition Hooks Compare Contrast Specific details Specific nouns Vivid verbs Onomatopoeia Participles

Infinitives Coordinating conjunctions Conjunctive adverb Elliptical expression Parallel structure Proofread Literature anecdote author's bias background knowledge bias character trait characterization chronological order (chronology) climax concept (as in concept mapping) connotation denotative meaning description dialect excerpt explicit exposition expression falling action figurative language figure of speech generalization implicit internal conflict irony narrator

paraphrase personal narrative perspective preface protagonist repetition representation rhyme sarcasm shades of meaning stereotype textual clue (evidence) tone universal theme viewpoint visual text word origin

Math absolute value additive inverse adjacent angles alternate exterior angles alternate interior angles altitude biased sample box-and-whisker plot center of rotation central angle combinations composite figure compound events constant constant of variation constant rate of change convenience sample converse corresponding angles corresponding parts compound interest counterexample cross products cross section cubic function deductive reasoning dependent events dependent variable dilation dimensional analysis direct variation discount

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7th Grade Vocabulary Lists- continued Math- continued Discrete data scientific notation distance formula domain experimental probability exponential function function notation histogram hypotenuse identity independent events independent variable indirect measurement interest interior angle interquartile range irrational numbers lateral area lateral face legs line of fit linear equation linear relationship lower quartile markup monomial multiplicative identity multiplicative inverse mutually exclusive events negative correlation nonlinear function null or empty set odds against

odds in favor outlier parabola percent equation percent of change percent of decrease percent of increase percent proportion permutations perspective plane polyhedron positive correlation principal Pythagorean Theorem Pythagorean triple quadratic function quartiles range (in the coordingate plane) real numbers regular polygon relation scatter plot sector selling price simple interest simple random sample slant height slope slope-intercept form solid substitution system of equations systemic random sample tessellation

theoretical probability transversal trend line two-step equation unbiased sample upper quartile vertical angles vertical line test voluntary response sample x-intercept y-intercept

Science adaptation AIDS allele binomial nomenclature biogenesis biomass cell cell membrane cell theory cell wall chloroplast chromosome classify clone compound, inorganic compound, organic constant consumer control cytoplasm development dichotomous key diffusion DNA egg embryology endangered species endocytosis endoplasmic reticulum enzyme equilibrium evolution exocytosis extinction fermentation Fertilization Fossil

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7th Grade Vocabulary Lists- continued Science- continued Gene Genetics Genome Genotype Genus Golgi bodies Gradualism Heredity Heterozygous Homeostasis Homozygous host cell Hypothesis incomplete dominance Kingdom Law life span Lysosome Meiosis Metabolism microscope, compound microscope, electron Mitochondria Mitosis Mixture multiple alleles Mutation natural selection Nucleus Organ Organelle Organism osmosis phenotype phylogeny polygenic inheritance producer

punctuated equilibrium relative dating reproduction, asexual reproduction, sexual Response Ribosome RNA scientific method Science, Life sex-linked gene Species Punnett square Sperm spontaneous generation Stimulus Taxonomy Technology Theory Tissue trait, dominant transport, active transport, passive Vaccine Variable variable, dependent variable, independent vestigial structure Virus Zygote

History Dictatorship Political system Articles of Confederation Bill of Rights Constitution Declaration of Independence Doctrine Charter Joint-stock company Burgesses Dissent Persecute Puritan Separatist Birth rate Infant mortality Capitalism Checks and balances Colonization Debtor Pilgrim Toleration Patron Pacifist Indentured servant Tenant farmer Mission Subsistence farming Triangular trade Cash crop Diversity Tidewater Backcountry Overseer Mercantilism Export Import

Smuggling Apprentice Literacy Militia Alliance Speculator Revenue Writs of assistance Resolution Effigy Boycott Repeal Propaganda Minutemen Loyalist Patriot Petition Preamble Neutral Mercenary Recruit Desert Inflation Blockade Privateer Guerrilla warfare Ratify Ambush Bicameral Republic Ordinance Depreciate Depression Manumission Compromise Enlightenment Federalism Article Legislative branch Executive branch Judicial branch Electoral College Federalist Anti-Federalist

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7th Grade Vocabulary Lists- continued History- continued Amendment Domestic tranquility Popular sovereignty Republicanism Judicial Review Impeach Constituents Due process of law Citizen Naturalization Precedent Cabinet National debt Unconstitutional Tariff Impressments Partisan Caucus Alien Sedition Nullify States’ rights Laissez-faire Customs duties Secede Embargo Nationalism Frigate Senate House of Representatives Italics=review words

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8th Grade Vocabulary Lists

Literature/ Language acronym anecdote antagonist assonance author's bias background knowledge bias character trait characterization chronological order (chronology) clause climax closing coherence cohesion collective noun compound sentence compound-complex sentence concept (as in concept mapping) conjunction conjunctive adverb connotation contradiction coordinating conjunction denotative meaning description dialect dramatic irony elliptical expression excerpt explicit exposition expression

extended metaphor falling action figurative language figure of speech generalization implicit interjection internal conflict irony irregular verb italics jargon jingles modifier narrator oxymoron parallel structure paraphrase past perfect verb tense personal narrative perspective phrase preface present perfect verb tense protagonist repetition representation restatement rhyme sarcasm shades of meaning situational irony stereotype suspension tension textual clue (evidence) tone truth in advertising understatement

universal theme vehicle verb phrase viewpoint visual text word origin

Math absolute value function additive identity arithmetic sequence binomial common difference common ratio complements completing the square complex fraction compound inequality compound interest conclusion conditional probability conditional statements conjugates consecutive integers consistent continuous function correlation coefficient defining a variable degree of a monomial degree of a polynomial dependent difference of two squares dimension discrete function discrete random variable double root

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8th Grade Vocabulary Lists-continued Math-continued element elimination equivalent equations excluded values exponential decay point-slope form exponential function exponential growth extremes factored form factorial factoring factoring by grouping family of functions family of graphs FOIL method function function notation general equation for exponential decay geometric sequence greatest integer function hypothesis identity matrix if-then statements inclusive inconsistent independent inductive reasoning leading coefficient linear extrapolation linear function linear interpolation

linear regression mapping matrix mean of absolute deviation measures of variation mixed expression mixture problems multi-step equation natural numbers nonlinear theory number theory open sentence parabola parameter parent function perfect square trinomial piecewise function piecewise defined function solving an open sentence standard deviation standard form (equations) standard form of a polynomial polynomial prime polynomial principal square root probability distribution probability histogram product rule quadratic equation quadratic expression Quadratic Formula

quadratic function qualitative data quantitative data quartile radical equations radical expressions radical function rational function real numbers replacement set root scalar multiplication substitution trinomial uniform motion problems union weighted average work problems zero exponents

Science acceleration atom atomic number average atomic mass bias biomass constant control current, alternating current, direct density displacement distance ductile efficiency electric motor electromagnet electromagnetic induction electron electron cloud element, radioactive element, transition energy, kinetic energy, Law of Conservation energy, mechanical energy, potential experiment Force force, balanced force, centripetal force, input force, net force, output fossil fuel friction friction, sliding friction, static

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8th Grade Vocabulary Lists-continued Science-continued galvanometer generator geothermal energy graph gravity group hydroelectricity hypothesis inclined plane inertia isotope joule lever machine machine, compound machine, simple magnetic domains magnetic fields magnetic pole magnetism malleable mass mass number mechanical advantage metalloid model momentum motion, Newton's 1st law motion, Newton's 2nd law motion, Newton's 3rd law neutron nonmetal nonrenewable resource nuclear reactor nuclear waste

nucleus period periodic table petroleum photovoltaic cell potential energy, chemical potential energy, elastic potential energy, gravitational power proton pulley quark renewable resource resistance, air salt scientific law scientific method screw semiconductor SI solenoid speed speed, average speed, instantaneous standard sublimation technology theory transformer turbine variable variable, dependent variable, independent velocity volume wedge

weight wheel and axle work

History Industrial Revolution Capital Free enterprise Cotton gin Patent Factory system Interchangeable parts Census Turnpike Canal Lock Sectionalism Internal improvements Disarmament Demilitarize Clipper ship Telegraph Morse code Trade union Strike Prejudice Discrimination Famine Nativist Yeoman Fixed cost Credit Spiritual Slave code Utopia Revival Temperance Normal school Transcendentalist Abolitionist Underground Railroad Coeducation Suffrage

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8th Grade Vocabulary Lists-continued History-continued Fugitive Abstain Border ruffians Civil war Arsenal Martyr Secession Border state Offensive Rebel Yankee Blockade runner Ironclad Casualty Emancipate Habeas corpus Draft Bounty Greenback Entrenched Total war Reconstruction Amnesty Radical Freedmen Black codes Override Scalawag Carpetbagger Corruption Integrate Sharecropping Reconciliation Commission Poll tax Literacy test Grandfather clause Lynching Political machines Patronage Civil service Trust

Muckraker Primary Initiative Referendum Recall Suffragist Prohibition Trustbuster Arbitration Square deal Conservation Barrio Ethnic groups Militarism Alliance system Entente Balance of power Autocracy Convoy Front Armistice Mobilization Socialist Espionage Sabotage Fourteen Points League of Nations Reparations Dictator Fascism Anti-Semitism Totalitarian Appeasement Blitzkrieg Lend-lease Ration Interment camp D-Day Genocide Holocaust Island hopping Kamikaze Feminist

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Resources for Academic Vocabulary The Tennessee Academic Vocabulary Project http://www.rcs.k12.tn.us/rc/departments/ITS/Teacher_Resources/State_Department_WordList_Final.pdf About the Academic Vocabulary Project http://jc-schools.net/tutorials/vocab/TN.html Illinois Standards Checklist http://www.roe13.k12.il.us/services/Tools/checklists.html LoopWriter www.CurriculumProject.com (See Juli Caveny) I Have, Who Has? Books by Creative Teaching Press http://www.creativeteaching.com (See Pat Guardia and Jennie Binney) Jeopardy Lab http://www.jeopardylabs.com/ (See Juli Caveny) Math Jeopardy http://www.math-play.com/Middle-School-Math-Games.html (See Amy Moulton) Double Bubble http://coldfusion.mead.k12.wa.us/msdimages/dbblmap.gif (See Amy Moulton) Similar/Different Comparison Graph (See Karen Gall’s Sample) Connect Two! (See Julie Heyen’s Sample) Basketball Vocabulary http://712educators.about.com/cs/assessment/ht/htbballreview.htm (See Trisha Smith…modified lesson) Hangman! (See Karrie Markezich for her version)

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Vocabu-play: Students have 30-seconds to define and act out. http://classjump.com/mrssapp/documents/7200635842.doc (similar sample) (See Julie Heyen) Write and Draw (label by Upper and Lower case letters) (See LeeAnn Skertich and Marsha Schulte) Power Points with Words and Images (See Mary Griffel’s Sample) Wheel of Fortune Vocabulary (See Connie Colley) Charades (with Laminated Vocabulary Bingo sheet) (See Julie Wargo) Analogies Puzzle http://www.vocabulary.co,uk http://www.spellingcity.com http://www.superteacherworksheets.com (See Kelly Titsworth)