When preparing a lesson, preplanning activities are helpful and often include all of the following, EXCEPT:
A)reviewing targeted vocabulary with students.
B)preparing organizers/outlines.
C)preparing guided notes.
D)setting up equipment.

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Reviewing targeted vocabulary with students is not considered a preplanning activity; it is an activity that typically occurs during the lesson itself to reinforce understanding, whereas preplanning activities involve preparation done by the teacher before the lesson begins, such as preparing organizers/outlines, guided notes, and setting up equipment.

When Preparing a Lesson, Preplanning Activities Are Helpful and Often