Reading Models
Phonological Awareness
Phonics
Syllables
Fluency/ Word types
100

Word Recognition X Language Comprehension = 

Reading Comprehension

100

True or False-

Phonological Awareness and Phonemic Awareness are the same thing. 

False

100

What is a digraph? 

Two letters together that make one sound. 

100

What syllable type is at the end of the word "bubble"?

Consonant -le

100

Fluency is the ______ to comprehension. 

bridge
200

Word Recognition X Language Comprehension = Reading Comprehension. 

What is the name of this model?

Simple View of Reading

200

For reading what are the two most important skills under phonemic awareness. 

Blending and Segmenting
200

Is /ch/ a digraph or blend? 

Digraph

200

What is the first syllable type typically taught? 

Closed

200
Type of reading when the class reads it all together. 

Choral reading

300

True or False- 

There is one area of the brain for reading.

False

300

What is the difference between phonological awareness and phonics?

Phonological awareness is only using sounds, phonics uses letters and sounds.
300

What are Elkonin boxes? 

Sound boxes for segmenting individual sounds. 

300

What does every syllable have to have? 

A vowel

300

What does it mean for a word to be temporarily irregular? 

It is irregular until that pattern has been taught. 
400

One reading model is Scarbough's  ______

Rope

400

What is a phoneme?

The smallest unit of sound. 

400

What 2 phonics patterns do you see in the word- 

"start" 

blend= st

R-controlled vowel- ar

400

Name 3 syllable types.

Closed

Magic E

R-controlled Vowels

Vowel Team

Consonant- le

400

Which word is irregular? 

time

post

was

stand


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