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Is this the way to accommodate ELL students?
False
True
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What is an Rime?
Invented spelling are indication of a child's level of phonemic awareness.
is identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words.
part of a syllable that contains vowel & all that follow it. ex: Tap..(ap)
part of the syllable that precedes vowel of a syllable. ex: The (t) in tap
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Reading fluency?
particular form language which peculiar to a specific region/social group
is the part of the syllable that contains the vowel and all that follows it
reading fluency requires automatic of word recognition
decodeword quickly&read text w/word stress,pitch,intonation pattern(prosody
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What is an Alphabetic principal?
written representation of a phoneme. Can be a single letter or more
is the part of the syllable that precedes the vowel of the syllable.
words composed letters& relationship between printed letters &spoken sound
When teachers and students read aloud together.
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Student’s practice rereading a script multiple times before reading it to an audience is reader’s theatre
True
False
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What is an Phonemes?
words with same consonant letter. p= Peter picked a peck of pickled peppers
The smallest individual sounds in a word. “bit” has three phonemes b-i-t.
construction of words in order to make phrases, clauses and sentences
Breaking words apart. identify first sound in cat. C or makes a /C/
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What is an Phonemic awareness?
Invented spelling are indication of a child's level of phonemic awareness.
part of the syllable that contains the vowel and all that follows it.
identifyin& manipulatin individual sounds spoken words. ex:Oral rhymin game
is the part of the syllable that precedes the vowel of the syllable.
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the thesis in a
Persuasive
writing aims to convince and persuade the reader with an argument, based on personal opinion
True
False
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The thesis in an E
xpository
essay is more fact-based as it aims to inform or explain something to the reader
True
False
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What is an Cloze passages?
is identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words
When teachers and students read aloud together.
Everyday language. Language people have when they first meet.
are designed to assess reading comprehension
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What is a Fable?
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral.
intended to explain or describe something.
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
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Pseudowords are nonsense words.
False
True
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Portfolio Assessment?
Observation
Checks for understanding to guide instruction.
During a lesson (exit ticket, thumbs up or down)
Collection of student’s best work (helps see progress overtime)
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Criterion- Referenced Assessment?
Measure against objects (STARR).
Compare performance of groups of students (SAT).
During the year.
Given at the end of a unit.
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Teacher reading a story & says,I don’t know the first word,but I know first sound is“cl”. The teacher is demonstrating?
Play by ear
Think aloud
Vocabulary Development
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What is an Phonics Skills?
readers develop they apply other decoding skills such recognizing word part
beginning letter/sound correspondences pronounce words &then attach meaning
and ability to decode multisyllable words
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What is an Expository?
intended to explain or describe something.
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral
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What is a Segmentation?
Breaking words apart. identify first sound in cat. C or makes a /C/
words with same consonant letter. p= Peter picked a peck of pickled peppers
The smallest individual sounds in a word. “bit” has three phonemes b-i-t.
construction of words in order to make phrases, clauses and sentences
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Syntax:words make phrases, clauses & sentences. ex. I like my dog cat& toys.(No commas)I like my dog, cat,& toys.(Commas
True
False
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Foundational reading skills: are print concepts, phonological awareness, phonics and word recognition, and fluency.
False
True
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Anecdotal notes?
Compare performance of groups of students (SAT).
During the year.
notes that are written in your own words
Measure against objects (STARR).
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What is Shared Reading?
When teachers and students read aloud together.
understandin words composed letters &between printed letters &spoken sounds
written sign of a phoneme. Can be a single letter or more. ex. mat -M.A.T
is identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words.
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Invented spelling is one indication of a child's level of phonemic awareness. Ex: Scribbling
False
True
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Summative Assessment?
During the year.
Given at the end of a unit
Compare performance of groups of students (SAT).
Measure against objects (STARR).
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What is a Alliteration?
Breaking words apart. identify first sound in cat. C or makes a /C/
The smallest individual sounds in a word. “bit” has three phonemes b-i-t.
construction of words in order to make phrases, clauses and sentences
words with same consonant letter. p= Peter picked a peck of pickled peppers
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Formal Assessment?
Observation
During a lesson (exit ticket, thumbs up or down)
Collection of student’s best work (helps see progress overtime)
Checks for understanding to guide instruction.
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Student’s reading in unison is choral reading
False
True
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What is an Phonology? The study of the patterns of sounds in a language and across languages
False
True
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What is an Grapheme?
written representation of a phoneme. A single letter or more ex. mat -M.A.T
understandin words composed letters &between printed letters &spoken sounds
is identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words.
When teachers and students read aloud together.
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What is an Narrative?
a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
intended to explain or describe something.
a short story, typically with animals as characters, conveying a moral.
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Are these true example of Phonemic Awareness Skills?
True
False
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Pragmatic language: Everyday language. Language people have when they first meet
True
False
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Semantics: One-word phrase can have many meanings. Ex: “It’s raining cats and dogs”
False
True
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What is K-W-L chart? select two answer.
Emergent spelling is when a child is just beginning to play w/letter sounds
identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words
is the written representation of a phoneme. Can be a single letter or more
What I know, What I want to learn, What I learned
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Inform Assessment?
Checks for understanding to guide instruction.
During a lesson (exit ticket, thumbs up or down)
Observation
Collection of student’s best work (helps see progress overtime).
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What is an idioms? ex. It's
raining cats and dogs
is identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words.
are designed to assess reading comphrension.
are nonsense words
commonly used expression meaning does not relate literal meaning its words
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What is an Onset?
part of the syllable that precedes vowel of a syllable. ex: The (t) in tap
Invented spelling are indication of a child's level of phonemic awareness.
part of a syllable that contains vowel & all that follow it. ex: Tap..(ap)
is identifying and manipulating the individual sounds in spoken words.
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Children read prints using cueing systems“M” McDonalds. Associate sounds w/letters. Structure develop phonemic awareness
False
True
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What is an Syntax?
construction of words in order to make phrases, clauses and sentences
The smallest individual sounds in a word. “bit” has three phonemes b-i-t.
words with same consonant letter. p= Peter picked a peck of pickled peppers
Breaking words apart. identify first sound in cat. C or makes a /C/
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Dialect is a particular form of a language which is peculiar to a specific region or social group
False
True
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Comprehension is the understanding & interpretation of what is read. To understand written material children need to
think deeply about what they have read.
make connections between what they read and what they already know
decode what they read
