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CUI 4500 Instruction

CUI 4500 Instruction . October 2, 2012: Skilled word reading; The Structure of English Orthography part two and Morphology. Skilled Word Reading . 2 domains. Printed Word recognition. Language Comprehension. x. 5 principles for understanding English orthography .

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Unit 4 Money Lesson 6

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Unit 25

Unit 25. Lesson 3. Connections Recognize it!. WALT. We are learning to expand our knowledge of vowel sounds, practice fluency, focus on vocabulary, focusing on idioms, review adjectives, and prepositions and understand poetry. WHY is this important?.

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Connect and Compare 5

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Lesson 1 Day 4

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Short Vowels a, i

Short Vowels a, i. Short Vowels a, i. /f/ /l/ /a/ /t/ What word do you hear? flap. Short Vowels a, i. /t/ /r/ /a/ /p/ What word do you hear? trap. Short Vowels a, i. /p/ /l/ /a/ /n/ What word do you hear? plan. Short Vowels a, i. /s/ /l/ /i/ /p/ What word do you hear? slip.

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How to Divide Words into Syllables

How to Divide Words into Syllables. By Dee Plante. Syllable. A syllable is a unit of language consisting of an uninterrupted portion of sound when a word is pronounced. All words have syllables, even if it is just 1. . 1. Divide words based on the number of vowels . .

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What spelling rule will we use? big

What spelling rule will we use? big. What spelling rule will we use? big. bigger. biggest. big. What spelling rule will we use? hot. What spelling rule will we use? hot. hot. hotter. hottest. What spelling rule will we use? thin. What spelling rule will we use? thin. thin.

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Short Vowels o, u, e

Short Vowels o, u, e. Short Vowels o, u, e. Repeat these sounds. /s/ /p/ /o/ /t/ What word do you hear? spot . Short Vowels o, u, e. Repeat these sounds. /p/ /l/ /u/ /g/ What word do you hear? plug. Short Vowels o, u, e. Repeat these sounds. /b/ /e/ /s/ /t/ What word do you hear?

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Commonly Confused Words

Developed by Jeniffer Viscarra. Commonly Confused Words. Brought to you by Your University Learning Center AC I 160 / PC 247. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERISTY. Introduction.

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Year 3 Term 1

Year 3 Term 1. Objective 8 Adding ing to verbs. Adding ing. Look how easy it is to add ing to these words. see . + ing. see ing. go. + ing. go ing. eat. + ing. eat ing. look. + ing. look ing. say. + ing. say ing. Have a go at adding ing to these words. help. help ing.

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Adding ing to verbs

Adding ing to verbs. Adding ing. Look how easy it is to add ing to these words. see . + ing. see ing. go. + ing. go ing. eat. + ing. eat ing. look. + ing. look ing. say. + ing. say ing. Try adding ing to these words. help. help ing. jump. jump ing. meet. meet ing.

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Spiral Review

Spiral Review . VCV Pattern Words with nd, nt, mp, ng, nk. When dividing a word with a VCV pattern into syllables, start by dividing it before the consonant. The first syllable becomes an open syllable with a long vowel sound. VCV Pattern Words with nd, nt, mp, ng, nk.

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Phonics Concepts

Phonics Concepts . By: Tashawna King. Phonics Concepts. P honics concepts include: consonants v owels blending sounds into words phonograms phonics rules

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Short Vowels o, u, e

Short Vowels o, u, e. Short Vowels o, u, e. When the vowel o, u, or e is followed by a consonant, it usually has a short vowel sound. A syllable with one vowel followed by a consonant is a closed syllable. . Short Vowels o, u, e. trot What is the vowel? o bump What is the vowel u

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Word Study

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