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Lesson Plans Lesson 3 | Consonant Digraphs Lesson 3
d1yqpar94jqbqm.cloudfront.netand sound. Review blending and segmenting CVC words, and review that each letter makes its own sound. Ask for individual and group responses, and keep a brisk pace. Teacher: Let’s start by quickly reviewing vowels. I will point to a letter, and you will tell me the name of the letter, its key word, and its sound. For example, if I point to e ...
Phonics Assessment
f.hubspotusercontent40.netBlending and segmenting are a focus of early reading and writing instruction because they are so tightly connected to beginning reading and writing growth. For example, if a student cannot orally blend sounds to make a word, they will not be able to sound out a word while reading text.
Research into practice - Edith Cowan University
www.ecu.edu.auimportant principles of blending and segmenting are secured early, and are easily transferred. This more complex teaching can extend into middle and upper primary school. Some teachers have concerns that a recommendation to explicitly teach letter-sound knowledge detracts from a “balanced approach”.
Blending and Segmenting - idealconsultingservices.com
idealconsultingservices.comBlending and Segmenting Focus Area: Phonemic Awareness - Blending and Segmenting Timing: 5-10 minutes Materials: Lists of words with 2, 3 and 4 phonemes Procedure for Teaching Blending: State instructions: “Listen, we’re going to play a say-the-word game. I’ll say a …