Stages/Learners
The only stage that has the same name for spelling and development level.
What is emergent?
Happy hippos hop on Harry is an example of this
What is alliteration?
This symbol indicates a long vowel.
What is a macron?
This is the study of the development and changes of the meanings of speech forms.
What is semantics?
to add on to a word
What is an affix?
the advanced learners are at this stage.
What is derivational relations stage?
This symbol indicates a small vowel.
What is a breve?
When adding a suffix to a word that ends with a y preceded by a vowel, this happens to the y.
What is the y does not change?
These languages are often studied at this stage?
What is Greek and/or Latin?
-s, -es, or -ed on words
What are inflectional endings?
This is the stage when learners are focused on learning long vowels.
What is within word stage?
This syllable pattern is closed.
What is CVC?
This syllable pattern is open.
What is cv?
This is an example: sign and signal
What is consonant alternations?
A term that describes spelling instruction.
What is orthography?
Most students stage in this stage the longest period of time.
What is the within word stage?
An error made by speller is when the word FAN as FNA.
What is a kinetic reversal?
this is the smallest unit of sound
What is a phoneme?
This is the examination of the morphemic structure of words.
What is morphology?
a list of words displayed in a classroom
What is a word bank?
The word sheep has this feature in it.
What is a digraph?
This spelling stage can generally determine beginning and final consonant sounds.
What is the emergent stage?
When students who understand that spoken words are decomposed into phonemes, and that the letters of written words represent the phonemes in spoken words, what do they have?
They have alphabetic principle.
When phonics is taught implicitly in the context of authentic reading activities.
What is intrinsic phonics?
a phrase, construction, or expression that is understood in a given language
What is an idiom?