Vocabulary
You should always have unabridged these available in the classroom
What are dictionaries?
This spelling strategy tells students to look up the word in this.
What is a dictionary?
The doubling rule occurs when a single vowel is followed by a single consonant, or called this.
What is the one-one-one rule?
Where the syllables meet.
What is syllable junctures?
This kind of activity puts words into similar categories.
What is a word sort?
Acquiring new vocabulary through reading is called this
What is learning from context?
In this stage of spelling, students are able to spell unaccented final syllables.
What is the late stage?
Endings such as -s, -ed, and -ing are called these.
What are inflectional endings?
This syllable type ends with a long vowel sound.
What is an open syllable?
It's important not to rush students and be careful of this.
What is pacing?
Tier 2 vocabulary consists of this
What is syllable?
What is free morphemes?
The /uh/ sound is called this.
This student resource helps students manage the organization of word study.
What is a word study notebook?
Developing a favorable attitude toward words and curious about words
What is word consciousness?
Students are able to focus on the meaning of their writing when they are able to do this.
What is the ability to automatically spell most words?
Affixes that change meanings and grammatical functions.
What are derivational affixes?
Accents in syllables particularly matter with these kinds of words, words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently.
What are homographs?
For English Learners, the second one is usually accented.
A powerful tool for vocabulary development that examines how words are combined
What is morphemic analysis?
What are the spelling-meaning connections?
Root words are also called this.
What are bound morphemes?
"Tigger" illustrates this kind of syllable juncture pattern.
What is VCCV?
English spellings have these kinds of letters that could be puzzling to English Learners.
What are double letters?