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| accuracy, rate, and prosody |
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Choral Reading (unison,refrain,antiphonal)
Repeated Reading
Recorded Book Model
Alternate Book Reading |
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show card, say short sound.
say that the letter can make 2 sounds.
give examples
hard sound- a,o, and u
soft sound- e, i, and y |
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2 or more letters and sounds
cl, br, scr, bl |
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2 letters, one sound
th, ch, sh, gh |
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glides
oi, ow, au, aw, oy, ou |
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line between 2 c's, say both parts of word
(campus, mustard) |
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try digraph, line between two values if not working together
(theater) |
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line between first and second consonants, say both parts
(monster) |
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| letters will join to the one before it and become a syllable. draw line between first part le and ask students to say both parts. |
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1. Pre Alphabetic- use non phonetic clues (look, tall, elephant)
2. Partial Alphabetic- use parts of words, struggle with vowels. (mwd)
3. Full Alphabetic- process all letters, still spell some vowel sounds wrong.(cite for city)
4. Consolidated Alphabetic- process longer, more consolidated units of sound (-ight, -ing) |
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