What does that stand for?
What area is this lesson from?
Lesson/Manual Features
Planning
Teaching
100

LSR

Letter Sound Relationships

100

Recognize and use phonogram patterns with a long vowel sound in single syllable words

Spelling Pattern

100

How many pages is the plan for each lesson?

4

100

When beginning to plan a lesson, what is the first this you should "consider"?

Your children/students

100

What are the parts of the lesson (after planning)?

Teach, Apply, Share, Assess, Connect Learning Across Contexts. Extend Learning

200

SP

Spelling Patterns

200

Recognize and use compound words

Word Meaning/Vocabulary

200

What is the symbol for a generative lesson?

Yellow Circle White Check


200

Once you see the suggested activity, where can you find the detailed descriptions of Instructional Procedures?

page 30

200

If you see a gray dot, it means this...

Pause for students' responses

300

WSA

Word Solving Actions

300

Recognize and use consonant clusters (blends) at the end of a word

Letter Sound Relationships

300

On what page of each lesson can you find the principle explained in teacher language (Understand The Principle)? 

1, 2 ,3 or 4?

1

300

Name 3 Activities that you might plan to go with your lessons.

*Hint: the detailed instructions are found on page 30

Find and Match/Say and Sort/Hear and Say/Hear, Say, and Write (SOUND AND LETTER BOXES)/Words to Know/Notice Parts/Make Words/Map Words/Identify Relationships of Words/Explore Word Meanings/Use Language

300

On page 7, do we see that these lessons should be taught whole group only, small groups only, individual only, or a mix based on our students?

Mix. 

"Modify the steps..."

400

WMV

Word Meaning/Vocabulary

400

Recognize and use open syllables

Word Structure

400

What is the title of the box where you can find the principle in student language?

Explain The Principle

400

What does the box on the bottom of page 26 say?

"Modify the steps..."

Modify the steps for implementing the lesson to fit your own group of students. Much will depend on you r students' experience and how well you have taught routines

400

On page 7, what other instructional contexts do we see where we can we talk to our students about phonics word study lessons?

Interactive Read Aloud, Shared Reading/Writing, Reading/Writing Minilesson, Guided Reading, Book Clubs, Independent Reading/Writing

500

WS

Word Structure

500

Recognize and use high frequency words with three or more letters

High Frequency Words

500

Why are only 6 of the 9 Areas of Learning covered in the Scope and Sequence for Grades 2 and up?

What are the other 3 areas?

Generally, these become automatic based on instruction and experience in Grade 1.

Early Literacy Concepts (ELC), Phonological Awareness (PA), Letter Knowledge (LK)

500

Does every lesson have a note about working with ML students?

Yes. It explains specific points that we should be aware of about each lesson that may be difficult for MLs.

500

Choose a lesson, explain the Assess points from that lesson. You can add in your own ideas based on your experience or current class in mind.

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