极速168赛车官方网站图片Looking for a quick and easy way to include vocabulary instruction in your curriculum?

These three steps will help you save prep and classroom time, differentiate instruction, and create a vocabulary learning experience students say is addictive and fun.

Here's how to get started:

1. Select a Vocabulary List to accompany a text you're teaching. (Search our database of over 10,000 lists or watch this short video to learn how to create your own list.)

2. Introduce students to gold-punch.com. They'll need to create a login, start learning a list, and understand how to get back to list learning when they login again at home. 

3. Assign list learning as homework and assess student progress with a weekly quiz. For extra credit, have students focus on the words they're most struggling to learn with word journals, word walls, and pictograms. Read more about project-based vocabulary learning here. 

Want to go deeper? Read about teachers Marc Ginsberg from Athens, GA and Deborah Ryles from San Diego, CA, who are using gold-punch.com to improve vocabulary instruction in their classrooms. Or check out the following helpful blog posts.