Phonemic Awareness
Phonics
Oral Language and Vocabulary
Decoding and Decodable Books
Assessment
100

The smallest unit of speech

What is a phoneme?

100

Matching the sounds of spoken English with individual letters or groups of letters

What is phonics?

100

Producing and comprehending spoken language including vocabulary and grammar

What is oral language?

100

When readers use knowledge of the connections between graphemes (letters) and phonemes (sounds) in a word

What is decoding?

100

This curriculum based measure (CBM) is used weekly by our RTI reading teachers

What is Dibels?

200

The ability to notice, think about, and work with the individual sounds

What is phonemic awareness?

200

Kindergarten teachers should introduce these within the first three months of school

What are letters or the alphabet?

200

Having knowledge of words and their meanings

What is vocabulary?

200

Whole Phonics, Flyleaf, and Jump Rope Readers are examples of this type of book

What is a decodable book or text?

200

This inventory can be found on ESGI and is great to measure students' decoding knowledge

What is the decoding inventory?

300

Boxes that are used to segment words into individual sounds

What are elkonin or sound boxes?

300

Dividing a word into its parts that can be decoded

What is chunking?

300

From incidental learning and explicit learning.

What is the way we learn vocabulary?
300

Students are able to apply these skills when reading decodable texts

What is phonics or decoding?

300
An assessment tool which provides an insight into a student's reading as it is happening


What is a running record?

400

The ability to break up spoken words into their separate sounds

What is segmenting?

400

The letter-sound relationship is taught in an organized and logical sequence and the instruction provides precise directions for teaching letter-sound relationships

What is systematic and explicit?

400

Words found in many different subject disciplines (ex. Examine, Authority, Establish). Isabel Beck brought them to life!

What are Tier 2 words?

400

These other types of commonly read words are also found in decodable texts

What are high frequency words?

400

What MTSS stands for

What is Multi-Tiered Systems of Support?

500

Adding, deleting, or substituting individual phonemes in words

What is manipulating?

500

The number of phonemes in the English language

What is 44?

500

A group of synonyms that have varying degrees of strength, for example: Big, Large, Huge, and Gigantic

What are shades of meaning?

500

The formation of letter-sound connections to bond the spellings, pronunciations, and meanings of specific words in memory

What is orthographic mapping?

500

The high-quality classroom instruction that all students receive. It encompasses best practices and differentiated instruction.

What is Tier 1 instruction?