The system of correspondence between phonemes and graphemes
What is Phonics?
100
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How many letters in the alphabet?
100
When children do this, they begin to quickly associate phonemes with graphemes
What is crack the code?
100
not a 1 -1 representation of speech sounds
What is the orthography of English?
100
automatic word decoding leads to this
What is fluency?
200
knowing that oral language has a sound structure and being able to hear the sound parts in language
What is phonological awareness?
200
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How many sounds in the English language?
200
Two letters that stand for one phoneme such as sh
What is a digraph?
200
Phoneme - Grapheme Correspondence (consonant and vowel graphemes)
Position of a phoneme (toad or tow; cat - kite)
Letter Patterns (syllables and syllable-division)
Meaning (morphemes --- re, -ly)
What are ways by which we learn to spell in English?
200
fluency and proficient vocabulary reading leads to this
What is comprehension?
300
the smallest functional unit of speech such as c or sh
What is a phoneme?
300
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How many syllable types in the English language?
300
5 Best Practices in Teaching Phonics
What is
Explicit
Systematic
Sequential
Multisensory
Cumulative
300
the smallest meaningful part of words
What is a morpheme?
300
Prealphabetic, Early Alphabetic, Later, Alphabetic and
Consolidated Alphabetic
What are the developmental stages of reading?
400
The five big components of reading
What is
phonemic awareness
phonics
fluency
vocabulary
comprehension
400
The Six Syllable Types
What is
Open (no)
Closed (not)
Vc-e (note)
Bossy R (or, er, ir, ur, ar)
Vowel Team (oa, ow, oe, etc...)
C-le (ble, cle, dle, fle, gle, kle, ple, tle, zle,