Developing a broader vocabulary takes time and practice. Encourage your child to build language skills with these free vocabulary journaling pages.
When my children read, they often ask about the pronunciation and meanings of unfamiliar words.
Sometimes I ask what they think it means — based on how it is used. We also discuss synonyms, antonyms, and context.
Other times I encourage them to use a dictionary to explore on their own. It is important for them to know how to use reference books to find information.
Vocabulary journaling tracks new words but also helps reinforce your child’s understanding of them.
These vocabulary journaling pages will help your child keep track of the new words they learn.
In this set, you’ll find journaling pages for every age group.
Your child can record where they heard/saw the word, its definition, how it is used, and synonyms and antonyms. Younger children can describe some of those things with pictures.
Older children will break down pronunciation, origination, and usage of their words.
All children are encouraged to use each word several times to help remember them.
Grab more vocabulary journaling pages below:
- Free My Vocabulary Journal
- Be Respectful: Free Copywork, Journaling, and Vocabulary Set
- FREE Science Sketch Journal
Click here for your free journaling pages all about vocabulary shared by Homeschool Giveaways.
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