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Vocabulary for 10-11 Year Olds
Here are some common vocabulary areas that children in this age group should be familiar with:
Adjectives
Ambitious
Cautious
Reliable
Generous
Distant
Mysterious
Enormous
Fragile
Witty
Tense
Verbs
Investigate
Persuade
Predict
Reflect
Appreciate
Observe
Complain
Celebrate
Achieve
Wander
Nouns
Challenge
Character
Evidence
Environment
Opinion
Adventure
Decision
Resource
Atmosphere
Discovery
Emotions & Feelings
Anxious
Relieved
Confident
Frustrated
Delighted
Embarrassed
Hopeful
Jealous
Determined
Overwhelmed
Time & Sequence
Eventually
Previously
Meanwhile
Afterwards
Immediately
Initially
Lately
Simultaneously
Ultimately
Soon
Connectives / Conjunctions
Although
However
Therefore
Nevertheless
Despite
Unless
Since
Whereas
Even though
As a result
Tips for Expanding Vocabulary
Read regularly
Encourage your child to read books at their reading level and discuss the new words they encounter.
This is the single most important tip; the caveat being the material must be something the child enjoys, including non-fiction.
Play word games
Games like Scrabble, Boggle, and Pictionary can help children learn new words and improve their vocabulary.
Label objects
Label objects around the house with their names to help children learn new words and their meanings.
Use a dictionary or thesaurus
Encourage your child to look up unfamiliar words and find synonyms or antonyms.
By focusing on these areas of vocabulary, 8-9-year-olds can develop a strong foundation for future learning and communication.
Ninja Vocab Age Ranges
6-7 Years Old (UK School Year 2 / USA Grade 1)
7-8 Years Old (UK School Year 3 / USA Grade 2)
8-9 Years Old (UK School Year 4 / USA Grade 3)
9-10 Years Old (UK School Year 5 / USA Grade 4)
10-11 Years Old (UK School Year 6 / USA Grade 5)
Further Reading
Click here for a great Wikipedia page about vocabulary development
