What is instructional practice?

Teach uppercase and lowercase letters separately.

Why is it important to teach irregular words separately in phonics instruction?

They need to be memorized as they don’t follow standard phonics rules.

Use letter-sound relationship&pattern pronounce written word correctly.

What is the primary goal of phonics instruction?

To build a foundation for reading fluency and spelling accuracy.

In the "Whole to Part" approach (Analytic Phonics), how do students learn sound patterns?

By starting with familiar words and spotting patterns within them.

Which of the following is an example of a phonemic awareness activity?

Blending the sounds /c/ /a/ /t/ to say “cat.”

What is an example of concept of a letter?

Naming letters, knowing the alphabet order, identifying letters in words

What is a benefit of phonics instruction

It builds foundational reading skills

What is the Look–Say–See Strategy?

Look at a word, say it, cover it, write it, then check for accuracy.

Which pair of stages best represents the advanced spelling levels for students with developed orthographic knowledge?

Syllables and Affixes Spelling and Derivational Relations Spelling.

Phonological awareness primarily refers to a student’s ability to:

Identify, think about, and manipulate sounds in spoken language.

What is the grade 1 standard?

Recognize features of a sentence: first word, capitalization, punctuation.

In phonemic awareness instruction, segmenting sounds involved:

Breaking a word down into its individual sounds.

What does phonics instruction help students do?

Decode words and improve spelling

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What is instructional practice?
Teach uppercase and lowercase letters separately.
Recognizing letter shapes and sizes.
Trace or write the letter following its shape and direction.
Associating shapes with letter names.
2
Why is it important to teach irregular words separately in phonics instruction?
They need to be memorized as they don’t follow standard phonics rules.
They have multiple syllables.
They are difficult to pronounce.
They follow consistent letter-sound relationships.
3
What is decoding?
Use letter-sound relationship&pattern pronounce written word correctly.
Recognizing a word by its shape.
Guessing the meaning of words based on context.
Memorizing words without sounding them out.
4
What is the primary goal of phonics instruction?
To improve students' drawing skills.
To help students learn math equations.
To build a foundation for reading fluency and spelling accuracy.
To teach students advanced grammar rules.
5
In the "Whole to Part" approach (Analytic Phonics), how do students learn sound patterns?
By learning only vowel sounds.
By memorizing sight words.
By starting with familiar words and spotting patterns within them.
By focusing on isolated letters without context.
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Which of the following is an example of a phonemic awareness activity?
Blending the sounds /c/ /a/ /t/ to say “cat.”
Practicing letter-sound correspondences.
Clapping to count the number of words in a sentence.
Matching rhyming words.
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What is an example of concept of a letter?
Holding a book upright, recognizing front/back covers or turning pages.
Recognizing print has meaning, distinguishing btw print and illustrations.
Naming letters, knowing the alphabet order, identifying letters in words
Determine cap/lowercase letters, identify punctuation marks , ? ! “ under
8
What is a benefit of phonics instruction
It builds foundational reading skills
It improves art abilities
It helps with math skills
It teaches handwriting
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What is the Look–Say–See Strategy?
Memorize words without using them in sentences
Look at a word, say it, cover it, write it, then check for accuracy.
read words silently without speaking them
Check word spelling in a dictionary without practice.
10
Which pair of stages best represents the advanced spelling levels for students with developed orthographic knowledge?
Basic Word Spelling and Letter-Sound Correspondence
Phonetic Spelling and Morphological Spelling.
Structural and Contextual Spelling.
Syllables and Affixes Spelling and Derivational Relations Spelling.
11
Phonological awareness primarily refers to a student’s ability to:
Decode written words accurately.
Understand vocabulary words.
Identify, think about, and manipulate sounds in spoken language.
Read fluently without hesitation.
12
What is the grade 1 standard?
Follow words left to right, top to bottom.
Identify all upper- and lowercase letters.
Recognize features of a sentence: first word, capitalization, punctuation.
Recognize spoken words are represented in written language
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In phonemic awareness instruction, segmenting sounds involved:
Breaking a word down into its individual sounds.
Recognizing sight words.
Blending sounds together to form a word.
Identifying the onset and rime in a word.
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Which of the following is a phonics activity that helps students segment words into sounds?
Elkonin boxes
Silent reading
Phonics Bingo
Reading aloud
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What does phonics instruction help students do?
Memorize sight words
Draw Pictures
Write long essays
Decode words and improve spelling

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