| Across |
| 1. | Is the reading strategy in which an individual read the passage or text again. |
| 3. | Is a type of questions where students seek to clarify their understanding of a topic or idea. |
| 8. | Is the type of informational text which is purchased by schools for teachers. |
| 11. | Is a learning technique that takes what the students know, and then builds on top of that information. |
| 14. | Is a word knowledge acquisition in which teachers assess what the student knows about particular vocabulary words. |
| 16. | Is the style of reading in which the students read along with the teacher as the teacher reads the passage out loud. |
| 17. | Is a form of graphic organizer in which main ideas and explanations are connected together through lines and various shapes surround the ideas like a web diagram. |
| 18. | Is an inquiry method meant to see what the students know prior to a lesson. |
| 19. | Is the teaching strategy in which students are asked a question, then group up, then talk to the whole class about the answer. |
| 21. | Is a method used by teachers to show a lesson theme for the whole class. |
| 24. | Is a way to organize words in a new way in order to help students learn them easier. |
| 25. | Is a way to organize words in which an individual can physically manipulate the word to a definition. |
| 26. | Is the type of word that can have two or more definitions. |
| 27. | Is the process in which an individual judges if a passage is credible or even of good quality. |
| 28. | Is the student led small group where they break up a text into small manageable pieces. |
| 29. | Is the type of instructional method in which students understand vocabulary. |
| 30. | Is a type of questions where students seek to clarify their understanding of a topic or idea. |
| 31. | Is where a student’s takes what they already knew, and then applies that to new ideas. |
| 32. | Is the teaching strategy where students take different readings and make connections bake to one main idea that the teacher wants to get across. |