Armistice Runner - Session 12 - Word Workshop

The "Armistice Runner - session 12 WORD WORKSHOP" is an engaging educational activity designed to enhance vocabulary skills among KS2 students. In this session, students are encouraged to explore various aspects of selected words including their meanings, usage in sentences, and modifications by adding prefixes or suffixes, as well as converting between plural and singular forms or changing verb tenses. Additionally, learners are tasked with identifying synonyms and antonyms to further deepen their understanding of each word's context and its opposite. This comprehensive approach not only reinforces the students' grasp of the English language but also prepares them for more advanced literacy tasks.

Each word is dissected to reveal its word class, providing students with a clearer picture of how it functions within a sentence. For instance, words like 'nervous', 'emotion', and 'wobble' are examined to uncover their nuances and variations. The workshop also prompts discussions around the words 'releasing', 'barely', and 'registered', pushing students to think critically about language usage. Furthermore, the session includes words such as 'immediately', 'option', 'confused', and 'survived', which are common in various texts, enhancing the students' ability to comprehend and use them effectively. Through this interactive and structured format, the WORD WORKSHOP aims to make vocabulary learning an enjoyable and fruitful experience for young learners.