Oral Language
The two main types of oral language
What are receptive and expressive language?
_______________ in print refers to reading left to right and top to bottom on a page.
What is directionality?
There are ____ sounds represented in English.
Phonological awareness relates to the manipulation of the sounds in _________.
What is language?
What is Classroom?
Learning to _________ is not natural; learning to ___________ is.
What is reading and speaking?
Everyday print like signs and labels that help early readers make print connections.
What is environmental print?
Having students form letters with Play-doh is an example of a ____________ activity as it includes multiple senses.
What is multisensory?
The following is not a phonological awareness skill:
rhyming
syllabication
phonics
What is phonics?
_______ is a word that rhymes with top.
What is hop, shop, top, etc.
One way teachers can help language growth is by...
What is:
expanding sentences
increasing sentence complexity
modeling conversations
read alouds
This is an example of concepts of print addressed in early literacy.
identifying front/back cover
identifying title
identifying one word in a sentence
It is important to teach upper and lower case letters as separate letters because...
What is they vary in how the look/their shape?
The two strands of Scarborough's Rope are:
What are language comprehension and word recognition?
The mascot for MSJ is...
Joe Lion! Go, Lions!
___________ comprehension allows students to engage with complex text because they do not read it independently.
Understanding that print represents ___________ symbols is critical for beginning readers.
What is written?
Which should be taught first: letter name or letter sound?
What is letter name?
Phonemic awareness relates to manipulating the ________ in words.
What are phonemes/sounds?
The __________ of ___________ founded the Mount in 1920.
Who are the Sisters of Charity?
The ________ Report discussed oral language as an early predictor of later reading success.
alphabet knowledge, print concepts, vocabulary, reading multisyllabic words
What is reading multisyllabic words?
True or false:
Oral language develops at the same pace for every student.
What is false?
Scarborough's Reading Rope is an extension of...
What is the Simple View of Reading?
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