
KWL chart template
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Preview and use template →The Frayer model helps students pin down a word by looking at it from four sides. This example card defines prime number in Year 7 maths, with its definition, characteristics, examples and non-examples around the word, plus tips for using the cards in class and the other words for the unit.
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Choose a key word that students often misuse and write it in the centre.
Write a student-friendly definition, the characteristics, several examples and some non-examples.
Ask students why each non-example does not fit. This is where most of the learning happens.
Yes. Duplicate the card and change the word in the centre, then fill in the definition, characteristics, examples and non-examples for each one.
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