Sentences with phrase «wide vocabulary»

Another Mom from the pediatric clinic was surprised to find out he's only 2 and has already a very wide vocabulary of words.

Whether you are a teacher, specialist, or principal, download two tip sheets that will assist you in implementing a school - wide vocabulary focus!

She inspired an Internet - wide vocabulary lesson: «inclusion rider» — look it up.

It can be overwhelming for teachers to adopt a school - wide vocabulary focus.

Mr King — who never discovered my crime — wrote in my report card: «A quiet, hardworking lass, Alana shows a special language ability with a very wide vocabulary.»

Previously I would have had the students edit in the space above the initial sentences, but leaving gaps instead serves to better visually register the need for wider vocabulary, and it help students maintain neater writing.

«The project will benefit hundreds of Year 4 pupils by removing a major cause of underachievement that perpetuates the disadvantage gap: the lack of broad academic knowledge necessary to make it possible to recognise wide vocabulary at speed.

Reading to newborns has been linked to early speech development, wider vocabularies and better listening and communication skills.

Children can also be encouraged to create their own story massages around a chosen subject offering an alternative and engaging way of developing a wider vocabulary.

According to North Korean state media, the people of that is always great to have a wide vocabulary.

Show off your wide vocabulary.

However, small talk can be especially difficult for some learners because making small talk means talking about almost anything — and that means having a wide vocabulary that can cover most topics.

You need to imagine your scenes in detail, have a wide vocabulary of descriptive language, and be able to get deep inside your characters» heads.

While some dogs have a wide vocabulary of warning signals to tell you to get back before you get hurt, others might skip right to biting with full force.

Dogs have wide vocabularies; they use a number of sounds to communicate their mood and intent to other animals.

If you are looking to teach your parrot a wide vocabulary or even certain tricks, you'll want to stimulate their brain, and there's no better way to accomplish this than using a companion parrot.

In her recent paintings, she employs a wide vocabulary of marks which slyly reference the influence of Photoshop on contemporary visual culture.

A complex and interwoven narrative is articulated through a wide vocabulary of materials incorporating extraordinary objects ranging from olive trees to magnets, tumbleweeds to selenite.

He has developed a wide vocabulary of symbols and forms — ranging from visual to linguistic, numeric, and scientific — with which he communicates his dynamic vision.

The many forms which their work takes help locate the images within a wider vocabulary of art history, collective memory, and political and personal history.

The main goal is to obtain a wide vocabulary based on ORT terminology.