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Language Objectives Guide

SIOP Language Objectives are designed to promote student academic language growth by including receptive (listening and reading) and/or productive language skills (speaking and writing) that clearly connect to the lesson topic or activities. The essential question asks which of the four language domains - listening, speaking, reading, or writing - students will use to accomplish the content objective. The document provides examples of key vocabulary, language functions, language skills, grammar structures, lesson tasks, and language learning strategies that teachers can use when developing language objectives.

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Language Objectives Guide

SIOP Language Objectives are designed to promote student academic language growth by including receptive (listening and reading) and/or productive language skills (speaking and writing) that clearly connect to the lesson topic or activities. The essential question asks which of the four language domains - listening, speaking, reading, or writing - students will use to accomplish the content objective. The document provides examples of key vocabulary, language functions, language skills, grammar structures, lesson tasks, and language learning strategies that teachers can use when developing language objectives.

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SIOP Language Objectives

Language Objectives:
Promote student academic language growth.
Include the use of either receptive (listening and reading)
and/or productive language skills (speaking and writing)
Connect clearly with the lesson topic or lesson activities
Essential Question: Which of the four domains will the
students use to accomplish the content objective?

Category

Example

Key vocabulary refers to the technical


terms, concept words, and other words
needed to discuss, read, or write about
the topic of a lesson

Students will be able to define the terms


. . . .orally and in writing

Language Functions refer to the ways


students use language in the lesson.

Students will be able to formulate


questions and generate hypotheses

Language Skills are the reading,


writing, listening, and speaking skills
students need to learn.

Students will read and determine a main


idea.
Students will write an explanation. . .

Grammar or Language Structures can Students will use adverbs when drafting
be taught when they are prevalent in the their report.
written or spoken discourse of the class. Students will recognize imperative
sentences
Lesson Tasks involve identifying
language that is embedded in a single
lesson and turning it into explicit
instruction in language.

Students will be able to read and


summarize a text passage with peers and
then teach the main information to
another student.

Language Learning Strategies may


include corrective strategies (reread
confusing text), self-monitoring
strategies (make and confirm
predictions), pre-reading
strategies (relate to personal
experience), or
language practice strategies (repeat or
rehearse phrases, visualize).

Students will be able to confirm their


responses to text questions with a peer.
Students will be able to represent data
graphically.

Action Words

Listening Speaking Reading


act
arrange
distinguish
duplicate
categorize
choose
copy
follow directions
identify
indicate
label
listen
match
order
point
recognize
role play
show
sort
tell

agree/disagree
answer
ask
converse
debate
define
describe
discuss
explain
express
give instructions
identify
name
practice
predict
pronounce
rehearse
repeat
rephrase
respond
restate
say steps in a
process
share
state
summarize
tell
use vocabulary

discover
distinguish
explore
find
find specific info
identify
infer
interpret
locate
make connections
match
preview
predict
read
read aloud
skim

Writing
ask and answer
questions
brainstorm
classify
collect
compare
contrast
create
describe
edit
evaluate
explain
illustrate
journal
label
list
order
organize
record
revise
state and justify
opinions
summarize
support
take notes
write

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