Chapter 7 RED315 Vocab

refers to a morphemic element added to the beginning or ending of a word or root in order to add to the meaning of the word or change its function. Prefixes and suffixes are affixes: for example, prepayment.

• Proverb

• Affix

• Suffix

• Widget

is another name for a semantic map, especially a simplified one

• Graphic Organizer

• Label

• Web

• Suffix

are procedures in which students are asked to describe the processes they are using as they engage in reading or another cognitive activity.

• Think-alouds

• Cognates

• Planned programs

• Root

use drawings, with or without labels, to show interrelationships among words or concepts.

• Pictorial maps

• Derivational suffixes

• Cognates

• Proverb

is a module or function in an application that allows the user to perform a task or access information.

• Widget

• Cognates

• Contextual analysis

• Proverb

involves the study of vocabulary words as they occur in the natural course of reading and writing. A balanced vocabulary program is a blend of the incidental and planned approaches.

• Structural analysis

• Incidental approach

• Think-alouds

• Prefix

are words that are similar in both languages, have a common derivation, and share a common meaning, although the pronunciation may differ.

• Web

• Homographs

• Predictionary

• Cognates

are graphic organizers that use overlapping circles to show relationships between words or other items.

• Venn diagrams

• Morphemic analysis

• Contextual analysis

• Semantic map

is a word or phrase that is frequently used with another word or phrase that sounds natural to an experienced native speaker: distinctly remember, take part, hold together, save time.

• Root

• Concept

• Collocation

• Think-alouds

change the inflected ending of a word by adding an ending such as –s or –ed that shows number or tense: girls, helped.

• Morphemic analysis

• Graphic organizer

• Predictionary

• Inflectional suffixes