Dictionary Skills Worksheet
Using thisDictionary Skills Worksheet, students label parts of a dictionary page in order to be able to use a dictionary correctly.
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How to teach Dictionary Skills
Using thisDictionary Skills Worksheet, students label parts of a dictionary page in order to be able to use a dictionary correctly.
Dictionaries are a wealth of information for our students. This worksheet will help your students to be able to use a dictionary to find the meanings of unknown words.
Students label the different parts of the dictionary entry provided. Then, share strategies about how to use a dictionary effectively.
Other resources to use with this Dictionary Skills Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about dictionary skills.
Use this Common Core Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by asking your students what they know about the dictionary. Next, ask students to share tips about how to use the dictionary best. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Once finished, have students share new strategies they have learned about how to use a dictionary.
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