Phonics
The process of mapping sounds in words to written letters.
What is phonics?
The ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual units of sound.
What is phonemic awareness?
The ability to read like you speak.
What is fluency.
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Extracting meaning from what you read.
What is comprehension?
Phonics uses these two instructional strategies.
What is encoding and decoding?
The smallest unit of speech.
What is a phoneme?
How fluency is measured.
What is accuracy, rate, and expression.
True or False. It is equally important to teach the synonym and antonym of words?
True
Using prior knowledge, predicting, summarizing, questioning, making inferences, and visualizing.
What are comprehension strategies?
What is an onset?
The beginning sound
Juan cannot produce a rhyming word when given a word. What strategies can you use to help Juan?
Chaining/ ladders/ change onset
What does CWPM stand for?
Correct words per minute
Teaching new words, either as they appear in text or by introducing new words separately.
What is vocabulary?
What are the 5 Ws
Who, What, When, Where, Why
What is rime?
What is a grapheme?
The written representation of a sound.
What is prosody?
Which is a Tier 2 vocabulary word?
A. fine B. at C. magnetic
a. fine
What are two test structures.
Cause and Effect
Sequence
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