READ 3350 ELAR Review 2

At the precommunicative stage of spelling development, children don’t yet understand letter-sound correspondence.

Alphabet Book Criteria (Select all that apply)

Which of the following allows the student a chance to tell the tale or recount the incident in their own words?

An open syllable word has only one sound and always ends in a:

The criteria for the perfect shared reading book is (select all that apply)

When the teacher observes unexpected words the child says while reading aloud to record a child's reading behavior

Children learn to read through explicit instruction, practice,  seeing models, and exposure to a rich variety of print. 

Among the following, which is NOT a common academic standard for Kindergarten students in decoding & identifying words?

Below 90% accuracy in a Running Record is considered

Drawing student's attention to letters and punctuation in a story helps teach students ______

A collection of words & pictures representing each letter of the alphabet

A teacher observes that a new ELL student consistently omits the h sound in words. Which is the 1st factor to consider?

The award issued to the best US author of a children's book is the:

Awarded to the illustrator of the "most distinguished American picture book for children".

Survey, question, read, reflect, recite, review when reading content area text is known as

Phonemic awareness relates only to the student's ability to hear and manipulate sounds in words

Students use context clues, predict, visualize, discuss & actively participate during

Which of the following would NOT be helpful in building the word identification skills of emergent readers?

At this stage, many children do not grasp the alphabetic principle and do not understand that words need to be “decoded”

90%-94% Accuracy in a Running Record is considered

Students gather together to converse and explore the big ideas of a story and reflect on their feelings

Teacher's use a/an __________ to determine student progress/understanding of an objective or TEKS

Which is the first step in the process students shld use to interpret graphs and charts containing numerical info?

Visual representations that enhance students' comprehension of books they're reading by displaying items from the story.

The purpose of a Running Record is to (check all that apply)

The medal awarded to the author for the best children's book written is the Caldecott medal

Reading and listening strategy where students take turns asking teacher-like questions is reciprocal teaching

Understanding that words on a page are read from left to write and top to bottom is an example of Print Awareness

A reading miscue occurs during oral reading when the reader says something other than what is printed in the text.

Teacher introduces a book and briefly discusses it to hook students' interest in the book before adding it to library

Stu are reluctant 2speak in class. Wht strategy wld be most effective in motivating students' speaking&listening skills?

Robb (2000) calls book talks ___ where students read a book & sit in a special chair to present

Teaching reading fluency involves accuracy, speed, and prosody

Understanding that there are systematic predictable relatnshps btwn written letters &spoken sounds=Alphabetic Principle

The Acronym TEKS stands for

95% Accuracy and Above in a Running Record is considered...

At this stage, students begin with learning how to match written letters to letter sounds. 

Which statement is correct regarding the relationship of your audience to the decisions you make in a writing assignment

 “The dogs ran down the road”, and students said, “The dogs rammed down the road,” or “The dogs rope down the road,” 

Extending a language lesson based on an experience the students have had is called

Putting illustrations next to a word/s on the word wall would be very helpful for

An picture drawn next to words to illustrate a deeper meaning of a text would be described as a

An Example of when to use book boxes are (check all that apply)

A collection of words posted in the classroom that students use for word study activities are

Which describes the knowledge, skills, and principles that students need to have in order to move on to something new?

An example of an experience that could be provided for a Language Experience Approach to ELs is:

Students evaluate statements in advertising materials 2detect any faulty reasoning.Which level of reading is targeted?

Which of the silent reading practices provides the best conditions for students' individual reading improvement?

Stu write about a specific topic from the Sci unit & discuss their written response in groups develops oral lang skills

Before teaching students new vocabulary terms or new content we must:

The phonetic stage of spelling development (CVC) words may become easier for them to learn and read

Which is the best way to introduce a new text about a NYC zoo to students to promote reading comprehension?

Which of the following is an example of phonemic awareness?

Which of the following choices will be most important when designing a reading activity or lesson for students?

precommunicative, semiphonetic, phonetic, transitional, & correct are the 5 stages of spelling development for children