Lesson Components
The first step in every UFLI lesson
What is Phonemic Awareness?
Number of phonemes in the word BAT?
What is three?
Instructions for Gradual Release
What is I do, we do, you do?
Smallest unit of sound
What is a phoneme?
This material is essential during Word Work
What is the manipulative letter board?
Number of phonemes in the word SHIP
What is three?
A student needs help with a skill! They read the sounds /b/ /a/ /t/ then said bad.
What is blending?
The skill of hearing and separating each sound in a word
What is segmenting?
During this step, students listen to phonemes and write the corresponding graphemes on their board
What is the auditory drill?
This digraph is a funny way to spell /f/
what is PH?
I cant remember the rule! _____ makes the vowel say it's name.
What is Silent E?
Two letters that make one sound like SH
What is a Digraph?
The irregular part of SAID
What is ai?
The final sound in couch
What is /ch/?
The first question to ask yourself when a student is struggling
What are the skill gaps?
Is that even English? These type of words used to check students decoding skills, so they are not relying on memory.
What are nonsense words?
The last step in UFLI, when it all comes together!
What is connected text?
In the words COIN and SHOUT, the vowel sounds are these, made of two letters but glide together as a single sound.
What are vowel teams?
My student is reading correctly but whispering and going slow!
What is fluency?
Name of the boxes used to help students spell, where each box represents one sound.
Elkonin Boxes