Oral Language
What are the four major theories?
Behaviorist
Innatist
Constructionist
Social Interactionist
What is a syllable?
The unit of pronunciation with one vowel sound.
What is phrasing?
Reading smoothly in appropriate chunks - scooping/chunking
What are the four types of vocabulary?
1. Listening vocabulary
2. Speaking vocabulary
3. Reading vocabulary
4. Writing vocabulary
What are the seven standards of ELA
1. Foundational Language
2. Comprehension Skills
3. Response Skills
4. Multiple Genres
5. Authors purpose & craft
6. Compositions
7. Inquiry & Research
The sound before the vowel sound.
3 effective fluency instruction strategies...
1. chunking text by scooping
2. unison reading
3. echo reading
no, hi, mom, dad are examples of what?
Basic speaking vocabulary
What is diphthongs?
Blended vowel sounds that is treated as a single vowel even though two sounds are being pronounced.
What is segmenting?
Split word up into separate sounds.
This helps students to develop spelling.
What are some reasons to teach sight words?
Reading with meaning
Helps early successful engagement in reading
Create early foundation for connected reading
Synthesis
Analysis
Synthesis- put together
Analysis- take/break apart