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Weekly Vocabulary Fun! Awesome Vocabulary Kahoot Game for 6th-7Th Grade

We will focus on eight vocabulary words from the National Reading Vocabulary lists for 6th and 7th grade each week. We will learn the words and ways to use them in a sentence. The second half of class is a Kahoot game using our new words.
Miss Heather
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What's included

1 live meeting
55 mins in-class hours per week
Homework
The Kahoot game will be available for the learners to play alone after class if they need additional practice. The slides of each vocabulary word are also available for additional study materials.

Class Experience

US Grade 6 - 7
We will focus on eight vocabulary words from the National Reading Vocabulary lists for 6th and 7th grade each week. 

Each class will start with learning eight new vocabulary words along with their part of speech, synonyms, and ways to use the word in a sentence. I will encourage the learners to use the new vocabulary word in a sentence to demonstrate their understanding.

After we have learned and practiced our eight new vocabulary words, we will have a Kahoot game to test their understanding of both the new words we learned.

Week One: pending, acquire, quench, ignite, remorse, massive, distinct, vital
Week Two: canny, infamous, strive, mimic, terrain, linger, dissent, maximum
Week Three: throb, lurk, detach, swarm, cope, dense, consequence, conserve, abrupt
Week Four: grim, prior, wrath, void, mellow, constant, manipulate, terminate
Week Five: drastic, reinforce, recount, catastrophe, priority, construct, lofty, contrast
Week Six: oblivious, omit, famished, contrast, allege, confront, mandatory, quote
Week Seven: accumulate, adequate, ferocious, suspense, retrieve, substitute, irrigate, elaborate
Week Eight: anticipate, congruent, peculiar, genuine, exaggerate, realistic, declare, chronological
Week Nine: frigid, homonym, duplicate, altitude, slither, hazy, sluggish, beverage
Week Ten: flagrant, ajar, hurtle, rupture, sullen, dumbfound, copious, citrus
Week Eleven: erode, flabbergast, admonish, antagonize, hospitable, bleak, wince, clamber
Week Twelve: congested, utmost, mortify, nimble,  docile, vocation, trickle, necessity
Week Thirteen: dawdle, devour, relinquish, punctual, infuriate, concur, toxic, irrelevant (7)
Week Fourteen: superior, inform, splendid, preserve, advance, emphasize, fidget, vast
Week Fifteen: detect, access, achievement, illuminate, revert, hearty, avalanche, suspend
Week Sixteen: briskly, booming, equipped, vigor, immense, outnumbered, miserable, contagious
Week Seventeen: rudimentary, bamboozle, devious, abruptly, ludicrous, compel, initiate, derogatory
Week Eighteen:  wrangle, penalty, negligent, anticipate, chaos, summarized, lengthy, stingy (7)
Week Nineteen: potent, stupor, ration, forgo, fabricate, infringe, lucrative, muffle 
Week Twenty: appropriate, strategy, unanimous, obedient, narrate, encourage, tentative, extensive (6)
Week Twenty-One: liaison, resolve, prominent, opposition, indifferent, deceitful, estimate, correspond
Week Twenty-Two: compliment, absorb, deferral, secluded, kernel, soar, stoic, ebb
Week Twenty-Three: irate, prospective, libel, affiliation, intimidate, perceive, condor, competent (7)
Week Twenty-Four: pedestrian, hoard, deficit, lack, relevant, cunning, ample, frugal
Week Twenty-Five: bias, eligible, exuberant, devastate, agitate, component, inhabitants, formidable (7)
Week Twenty-Six: amiss, candid, aloof, curtly, hue, somber, zest, reprimand (7)
Week Twenty-Seven: incentive, applaud, fawn, renovation, unique, exile, stealth, reduce, authority
Week Twenty-Eight: sovereign, mitigate, allocate, abrasive, nostalgic, zeal, flounder, blunt
Week Twenty-Nine: ingenious, grueling, disdain, compatible, lax, askew, jeer, tranquil (7)
Week Thirty: dissolve, civilian, nomad, archaic, endure, substantial, luminous, empathy (6)
Week Thirty-One: annex, currency, persist, flourished, profits, secede, deteriorate, rapidly (6)
Week Thirty-Two: eccentric, dormant,  plagiarize, sophisticated,  jostle, clamor, liable, prod (7)
Week Thirty-three: embellish, scorn, cower, smug, calamity, falter, idle, lament(7)
Week Thirty-four: violate, conclusion, adjacent, origin, repetition, factor, dimension, transfer(6)
Week Thirty-five:  efficient, loathe, pulverize, serene, shrill, unruly, appease, lurch  (6)
Week Thirty-six: coherent, sheepish, lull, oblige, versatile, lenient, sprawl, tarnish (7)
Week Thirty-seven:  exploit, possess, beneficial, eerie, painstaking, elude, propel, habitat  (6)
Week Thirty-eight: detract, innovative, loiter, morose, obliterate, perpetual, prestigious, hygiene (7)
Week Thirty-nine:  mediocre, saunter, dubious, tamper, trivial, preclude,  smorgasbord,  unscathed (7)
Week Forty: accommodate, boisterous, diminish, quest, improvise, reluctant, monotonous, adhere (6)
Week Forty-one: stationary, predicament, treacherous, retaliate, vow, rigorous, lure, excel (6)
Week Forty-two: bewildered, abolish, astride, wispy, gingerly, rebellious, browse, capsize (7)
Week Forty-three: impartial, prevail, meticulous, chortle, incredulous, consecutive, vindictive, nurture (7)
Week Forty-four: connotation, inevitable, earnest, stagnant, obscure, keen, jut, lacerate  (7)
Week Forty-five: optimist, diverge, commotion, malevolent, precise, whimsical, lethargic, considerable

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Parental Guidance
We will be using Kahoot for our quizzes.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
  • Kahoot
Joined February, 2021
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Hello!  I am so excited to meet your learner! 

I have worked with dogs most of my adult life, and loved every minute of it! I took care of dogs while their parents were at work or traveling, as well as worked in dog nutrition and dog training. Our family rescues dogs.



I homeschool our two children (ages 11 and 12), so I have knowledge in math, history, science, and English as well.  I used a Montessori approach in teaching our children math and we love playing games to practice our knowledge.

I teach classes that are interactive and love to answer questions.  I want to make sure that students have their questions answered.  Oftentimes I will send worksheets for students to do after our class meets for further instruction if they are interested in additional information.

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Ages: 9-14
3-6 learners per class

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