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High School Social Studies
The interactive online social studies games and activities teach both spelling and in-context usage for high schoolers. Through the wide variety of online social studies activities and games at VocabularySpellingCity, you and your ninth, tenth, eleventh or twelfth grade social studies students will find the vocabulary acquisition process easier and very enjoyable. Read MoreRead Less
When students know their vocabulary words, they are better equipped to understand the concepts and events to which those words refer. Vocabulary comprehension helps 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders alike relate words to a particular context, allowing them to grasp the broader lesson at hand. If students don’t understand the words used in a lesson, they are not likely to understand the lesson as a whole. That is why vocabulary comprehension is often the difference between pass and fail on a test. An even greater benefit from knowing their vocabulary is that students’ interest in learning is increased simply because they understand more of what they are taught and therefore enjoy learning more. Building vocabulary skills through interactive games and fun learning activities keeps high school students engaged.
The following games are recommended for High School Social Studies Vocabulary Lists.
Paragraph Writing Practice allows students to create a paragraph using their spelling or vocabulary words.
Play Paragraph Writing Practice with a high school social studies list.
Vocabulary TestMe provides students with the opportunity to take a vocabulary test independently.
Play Vocabulary TestMe with a high school social studies list.
WhichWord? Definitions provides practice recognizing definitions for each spelling and vocabulary word.
Play WhichWord? Definitions with a high school social studies list.