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Fancy Word Vocabulary Activities: Word of the Week for 4th-7th Grade

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These fancy word vocabulary activities were created for 4th through 7th grade and include 42 half-sheet vocabulary poster cards and 42 printable pages, one for each word. They pair perfectly with The Word Collector by Peter H. Reynolds, with a Google Slides option.

Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download 

Pages: 79 PDF pages + Google Slides
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Fancy Word Vocabulary Activities: Word of the Week for 4th-7th Grade

Are you looking for engaging, fun, and fancy vocabulary words for 4th-7th grade? This vocabulary product pairs perfectly with the book The Word Collector by Peter H. Reynolds.

This Fancy Vocabulary Word of the Week product is a perfect addition to any language arts vocabulary program, adding flair and magnificence with its fancy, fun-to-say (and write) words!

This vocabulary product includes half-sheet vocabulary poster cards (42 words), a few instructional pages, and 42 ready-to-use printable pages that correspond to each vocabulary word.

You can use this product in various ways (one vocabulary word each week, create a vocabulary booklet at the beginning of the year, or use each vocabulary word as you see fit) for 4th-7th grade students.

You will find the following fancy vocabulary words included in this file:

  • accolade
  • adroit
  • alienate
  • anomaly
  • asinine
  • bamboozle
  • bauble
  • beguile
  • cahoots
  • catawampus
  • cockamamie
  • conniption
  • decrepit
  • dingus
  • discombobulate
  • elicit
  • epiphany
  • finagle
  • flummoxed
  • harangue
  • hodgepodge
  • hoity-toity
  • hootenanny
  • inadvertent
  • incredulous
  • kibosh
  • loathe
  • luminescent
  • malarkey
  • mollycoddle
  • onomatopoeia
  • ornery
  • oviparous
  • phenomenon
  • razzmatazz
  • rickshaw
  • rigmarole
  • shenanigans
  • squeegee
  • thwart
  • toupee
  • whirligig

NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!

This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.

As an elementary student, I began to love reading and writing when I discovered the wide variety of English words, so I wanted to create a resource that incorporates a myriad of fun, challenging words for upper elementary students.

This is the second fancy vocabulary activity product (Level Two) in a series of three.

This PDF file contains 79 pages + Google Slides.

29 reviews for Fancy Word Vocabulary Activities: Word of the Week for 4th-7th Grade

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  1. Kimberly F. –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  2. Bridget A. –

    Great Resource!

  3. Andrea B S. –

    Great Resource!

  4. Marla F. –

    Great way to supplement your vocabulary instruction.

  5. Danielle Tiedemann –

    Fantastic resource in my gifted remote learning classroom. Everything is ready to be assigned. Thank you for this great unit.

  6. Marjorie H. –

    I have been using 2 words a week from this resource to build vocabulary. The words chosen in this resource were excellent at attaining my goal for my students. I created games with the words as well.

  7. Brittany S. –

    I love these! We use them every week. I post them in the same place in my room each week, and students can complete the activity as early finisher work.

  8. Mackenzie W. –

    I use this for my 7th grade special education ELA class and I really like the words & set up! The words are just the right amount of difficult for my students!

  9. Amy Phelps –

    I made binders for each of my students and we are doing a word of the week. My students are 7th and 8th graders but in an adapted ELA class so it is still appropriate.

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