Core Vocabulary: Grade 1 American English
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Which word is most likely used to describe the speed of a turtle?

  • Quickly
  • Slowly (correct)
  • Loudly
  • Gently

Which of the following words is a type of fruit?

  • Carrot
  • Potato
  • Strawberry (correct)
  • Lettuce

Which location word indicates that something is close by?

  • Beside (correct)
  • Between
  • Under
  • Far

Which of the following locations would you most likely find a bed?

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Which of these words describes how someone might feel when they receive a surprise gift?

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Which of the following words is a common noun?

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Which of the following is a piece of clothing that is typically worn on the head?

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What is the opposite of 'sad'?

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Which of the following is something you might drink when you are thirsty?

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Which shape has three sides?

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Which strategy is LEAST likely to aid in vocabulary consolidation?

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What is the primary reason for using picture cards when teaching vocabulary?

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Which technique provides repeated exposure of vocabulary in a meaningful context?

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What is the main benefit of encouraging students to speak in complete sentences?

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What classroom environment that encourages risk-taking and mistakes primarily fosters?

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What is the primary purpose of emphasizing clear and accurate pronunciation?

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What strategy reinforces understanding and use of vocabulary in conversations?

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What aspect does repeated modeling of correct pronunciation primarily ensure?

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What is the main focus of games and activities in vocabulary learning?

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What is the effect of repeated exposure and practice through engaging activities to ensure stronger understanding?

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Flashcards

Jump

To move your body quickly and lightly across a surface, usually by using your legs.

Shoes

Something you wear on your feet to protect them.

Car

A large object with wheels that can carry people from one place to another.

Cold

The opposite of 'hot', when the temperature is low.

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Lettuce

A large, leafy green vegetable that tastes good in salads.

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Answer

To say 'yes' or 'no' to a question.

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Banana

A yellow fruit that grows on trees and tastes sweet.

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Eat

To take food or drink into your mouth.

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School

A place where you learn and study.

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Write

To sit at a desk and write words on paper.

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Contextualized Vocabulary

Using words in meaningful sentences or descriptions of experiences shows how words are used in real-world situations.

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Sequencing Activities

Sequencing daily activities helps learners understand the order of events and consolidate vocabulary related to those activities.

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Visual Aids

Visual aids like picture cards are essential for supporting vocabulary learning, especially for students with limited spoken language.

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Storytelling and Role-Playing

Simple, repetitive storytelling and role-playing help reinforce vocabulary understanding and use in realistic conversations.

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Repeated Exposure

Repeated exposure and practice through engaging activities strengthen vocabulary understanding.

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Descriptive Activities

Games and activities that encourage simple descriptions and descriptive language increase engagement and vocabulary understanding.

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Pronunciation

Clear and accurate pronunciation is crucial for effective communication.

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Complete Sentences

Encouraging students to speak in complete sentences develops fluency and confidence in using vocabulary.

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Supportive Environment

Creating a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable taking risks and making mistakes fosters confidence in using vocabulary.

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Applying Vocabulary

Using vocabulary in different settings and situations helps learners apply their knowledge and build fluency.

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Study Notes

Core Vocabulary: Grade 1 American English

  • Basic Needs and Actions: eat, drink, sleep, play, run, jump, walk, sit, stand, go, come, help, feel, see, hear, touch, smell, taste
  • Family and People: mom, dad, brother, sister, baby, boy, girl, friend, me, you, we, they, him, her
  • Colors and Shapes: red, blue, yellow, green, purple, orange, black, white, brown, circle, square, triangle, rectangle
  • Animals: cat, dog, bird, fish, cow, pig, horse, sheep, chicken, duck
  • Fruits and Vegetables: apple, banana, orange, grape, strawberry, carrot, potato, pea, lettuce
  • House and Home: house, room, bed, table, chair, window, door, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom
  • Clothing: shirt, pants, shoes, socks, hat, coat, dress, sweater
  • Classroom and School: school, student, teacher, book, pencil, desk, chair, classroom, learn, read, write
  • Food and Eating: food, lunch, dinner, breakfast, hungry, thirsty, eat, drink, spoon, fork, knife
  • Weather: sun, rain, snow, cloudy, hot, cold, windy
  • Body Parts: head, eyes, nose, mouth, ears, hands, feet, arm, leg
  • Prepositions: on, in, under, over, next to, behind, beside, in front of
  • Simple Actions and Descriptions: big, small, tall, short, happy, sad, good, bad, fast, slow, look, touch, listen
  • Common Phrases: I like, I want, Please, Thank you, Yes, No, How are you?, I am fine.
  • Time: morning, afternoon, evening, night, day, today, tomorrow, yesterday
  • Counting (Numbers): 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
  • Simple Directions: up, down, left, right
  • Common Nouns: car, bus, tree, flower, toy, ball

Expanding Vocabulary: Grade 1 American English

  • Describing Actions: quickly, slowly, gently, carefully, loudly, softly
  • Simple Emotions: excited, surprised, scared, angry, shy.
  • Basic Adjectives: pretty, strong, weak, clean, dirty, big, small
  • Prepositional Phrases: on the table, under the chair, in the box
  • Locational Words: near, far, beside, between
  • Introducing More Food and Drinks: pizza, juice, milk, yogurt, chips.
  • Simple Contrasts: hot and cold, fast and slow, big and small, happy and sad
  • Basic Questions: What do you have? Who is that? Where is it? What color is it? How many?

Contextual Usage of Vocabulary

  • Vocabulary should be integrated into real-world contexts and meaningful sentences, like "I like to eat apples".
  • Use picture cards and visual aids to support learning, especially for students with limited vocabulary.
  • Repetitive storytelling, role-playing, and games reinforce understanding and usage through engaging activities.

Pronunciation and Fluency

  • Focus on clear pronunciation for effective communication.
  • Encourage complete sentences for fluency and confidence.
  • Create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable taking risks.

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This quiz focuses on essential vocabulary for first graders, covering topics like basic needs, family, colors, animals, and more. It's designed to help young learners expand their English vocabulary in a fun and engaging way.

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