This is a worksheet that learners can use in order to memorize words for an upcoming test. It is called a word fan and you can use this form, or even a lined piece of paper:
Write the word in English , then in your native tongue. Then cover up the English and write again in English, then cover up the native tongue and write that, do this five or six times and the new word is yours. Research shows that if learners practice a word seven times then they will have learned the new word. I suggest to practice only 5 - 6 new words at a time.
I will use NT for Native tongue. E for English
E NT E NT E NT E NT E NT E NT
pen עת pen עת pen עת pen עת pen עת pen עת
Good luck with your English language learning!
Rachael Orbach - also check out my creative writing: www.rachaelorbach.weebly.com
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