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Teaching Advanced Phonics with the Seven Syllable Types

Teaching Advanced Phonics with the Seven Syllable Types. Cynthia Santosuosso October 17, 2013. Objectives. Examine the seven syllables types Choose appropriate cutting patterns when teaching syllabication Determine how learned skills will be applied in the classroom setting. Agenda.

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CLOVER and Syllable Division

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Unit 2 Week 4

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Core Strength Training: Tier I for All!

Core Strength Training: Tier I for All!. Dean Richards. Targets. Universal Screening Core Instruction delivered with Fidelity Tier 1 Data-Based Decision Making. In other words. . . . . I want you to have a massively ripped core!. Evaluating your Core Program.

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6 types of syllables

6 types of syllables. The major types syllables are 1) closed, 2) open, 3) vowel-consonant- e , 4) vowel digraph, 5consonant- le, and 6) r- controlled (Moats, 2000). Closed Syllables. the single vowel has consonant after it, making the vowel sound short (e.g., map, sit, cub, stop, bed ).

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Chapter 3 Present Continuous Tense

Chapter 3 Present Continuous Tense. Lecture by: Sabiha Saleem. PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE. Use to talk about actions that are happening right now I am working. He is carrying the boxes. They are talking. We are writing. THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE is used for.

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Present Continuous Tense

Present Continuous Tense. Kristi Reyes. Present Continuous Verb Tense. Use to talk about actions that are happening right now I am working. He is carrying the boxes. They are talking. We are writing. Present Continuous Verb Tense.

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Spelling Rules and Practice

Spelling Rules and Practice. Why do we need to know how to spell?.

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Unit 19. Lesson 2

Unit 19. Lesson 2. January 27, 2011. 1. Find It: Vowel Digraphs. Please turn to workbook page 12 Underline each word with the vowel digraph Ai, ee, oa Circle the vowel digraph in the word Sort and write these words in three columns according to their long vowel sounds

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Spelling Rules and Plurals

Spelling Rules and Plurals. Spelling Rules. Spelling ie and ei. REMEMBER: I before E except after C or when sounded like A as in neighbor and weigh. EXCEPTIONS: either, caffeine, foreign, forfeit, height, heir, leisure, neither, protein, seize, species, their, weird.

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English Support Periods 1 & 5 Monday, May 12th

English Support Periods 1 & 5 Monday, May 12th. Do Now: (10 minutes). Read a book of your choice for 10 minutes Classroom Expectations What should you do? Read quietly with books, not Ipads . What should I see? You seated in assigned seat with book open in front of you and reading.

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WRITING DEVELOPMENT

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Spelling changes in certain - er verbs

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Changing Verbs From Present to Past and Future

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Words that make long vowel sounds with silent e

Exercise Express Grade 4 Week 10. Words that make long vowel sounds with silent e. case k?s. blame bl?m. wise w?z. awhile ? w?l. surprise s ?r pr?z. alone ? l ?n. chose ch ? z. spoke sp ?k. huge hyooj. cube kyoob. cube kyoob. The ice cube was cold.

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Exercise Express Grade 4 Week 3

Exercise Express Grade 4 Week 3. When a base word ends with a silent e , drop the e when adding a suffix that begins with a vowel. slope (+ ing ) slohp. cute (+ est ) kyoot. safe (+ er ) seyf. stumble (+ ing ) stuhm -b uh l. shake (+ing) sheyk. trouble (+ ing ) truhb- uh l.

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Target Skill

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Phonics Instruction II: Moving on to Long Vowels

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Week #3 Vocabulary

Week #3 Vocabulary . Roots (page 15 L ). (page 15 R ) Spelling Rule #2. A silent e is dropped when adding an ending that begins with a vowel . . . advance + - ing = advancing surprise + - ing = surprising . . . but kept when the ending begins with a consonant . .

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