HTML and CSS Review - Frayer Model Vocabulary Study Practice

HTML and CSS Review - Frayer Model Vocabulary Study Practice

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Students can study and review their knowledge of HTML structure and purpose, HTML tags, CSS Rule Sets and purpose, CSS Selectors, and CSS Attributes. They will complete Frayer Model style graphic organizer pages for each type of HTML tag, challenging students to remember the "what," "how," and "why" of coding with HTML and CSS.

This activity transforms traditional vocabulary study into an engaging Frayer Model designed specifically for HTML tags. Why settle for rote memorization when students can grasp coding concepts with depth and clarity?

By completing the Frayer Model for HTML tags, students not only memorize the syntax but also gain a profound understanding of each tag's purpose, attributes, and practical application. This unique approach enhances their ability to apply the coding language organically, fostering a deeper comprehension that goes beyond memorizing isolated elements.

But that's not all – the activity goes the extra mile by providing the basic structure of HTML and CSS rule sets (as notes or fill-in-the-blanks.) This contextualizes the tags within the broader framework of web development, empowering students to seamlessly integrate their newfound knowledge into creating a website.

What's Included (PDFs) :

- Answer Key for notes and Frayer Model pages

- Fill-in-the-Blank version 1 (structure & purpose pages filled in, tag pages blank)

- Fill-in-the-Blank version 2 (everything blank to fill in)

- PDF with all the versions combined

- Google Slides version of all

Topics covered:

HTML: structure, purpose, headers, paragraph, lists, tables, images, hyperlinks

CSS: structure, purpose, attributes, properties, values