Lesson Prep
Building Background
Comprehensible Input
Strategies
Interaction
Practice/Application
Lesson Delivery
Review/Assessment
100

The 4 language domains of SIOP lessons are

What are listening, reading, writing, speaking?

100

When teachers provide step-by-step directions for academic tasks.

What is clear explanation?

100

Benefits to having students engaged in ____ include: deeper understanding of the text, oral language development, and increased motivation. 

What is interaction?

100
The use of manipulatives and physical movements

What is hands-on practice?

100

90 - 100% of the instructional period

What is the amount of time students should be engaged during a lesson?

200

Objectives written to correlate to the activities students complete are these objectives 

What are Language Objectives?

200

High-quality SIOP lessons offer students a variety of ways for making the content accessible to them

What is SIOP Feature 12? 

200

1..1000...2..1000...3...1000..4..1000...5..1000..6..1000..7..1000...8..

What is wait time?

200

Sample activities for students to demonstrate ______ could include: writing a book jacket synopsis, generating solutions to real-life engineering problems, creating a campaign ad. 

What is their learning?

200

These are clearly supported during the lesson. 

What are concent and language objectives?

300

Objectives written correlated to state standards are these objectives

What are Content Objectives?

300

Questions that probe deep thinking

What is higher order thinking questions?

300

partners, triads, cooperative groups, teams, etc.

What are grouping configurations?

300

Proficiency in these two language domains occurs later in a child's development.

What are reading and writing?

300

The rate at which information is presented during a lesson and the time allotted for completing activities. 

What is pacing of the lesson?

400

___ plays a major role in language, literacy, and content teaching. 

What is key vocabulary?

400

Thinking about your own thinking. 

What is metacognition? 

400

Teachers say these things when they want students to______ : Tell me more.. Why is that...What else... What do you mean by...

What is elaborate their responses? 

400

Arranging students by language proficiency, home language, learning style or multiple intelligences to best suit the goal of the activity. 

What is grouping with a purpose? 

400

Below are ways to review _____:

Students orally share understandings

Students write definitions 

Students do a a quick match of words and definitions

What is vocabulary? 

500

Making meaningful connections between prior knowledge and current content. 

What is building background?

500

The "ladder-like" process of providing support for student learning and performance of tasks. These supports are gradually withdrawn.

What is scaffolding? 

500

In order to clarify understanding, a teacher may need to seek the help of a peer, aide, or device, to do this for the student

What is to speak in the child's L1 to clarify concepts?

500

With any type of new learning, students need ______ and _____ of newly acquired skills to ensure Mastery of content concepts. 

What are practice and application? 

500

A type of assessment that is ongoing to diagnose students' attainment of class material?


What are Formative Assessments?