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In this stage, children pretend to read and write.
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What is the emergent stage?
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The vowel sound in a
C-V-C-e word
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What is long?
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A way of referring to the letter R following a vowel
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What is R-controlled or “bossy R”?
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The part of the syllable that comes before the rime
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What is the onset?
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The second stage of spelling where students represent
beginning sounds in a word
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What is letter-name alphabetic?
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One of the concepts of print, this refers to a student
understanding that each word is an individual unit.
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What is concept of word?
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Two words that combine to make one word.
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What is a compound word?
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A word students should be able to read automatically
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What is a sight word?
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Being able to break a word into its sound
(e.g., “cat” = /c/-/a/-/t/)
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What is phoneme segmentation?
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The language of story books, which does not exist in the here
and now
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What is decontextualized language?
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A way to have sight words in view for students to see at all times
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What is a word wall?
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A way to organize instruction where the teacher chooses one core book and extends it to other books and areas of the curriculum that are
tied to the same topic.
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What is thematic teaching?
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Teachers provide students with important instructional
activities to do independently through this type of approach.
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What is a literacy center?
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In this type of reading, the teacher reads a book (usually a big book) or chart/message and students read the parts they can
read.
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What is shared reading?
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These three types of reading should be found in all primary
grade classrooms
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What is “to, with, by”?
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A type of fluent reading where students “perform” by
reading
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What is reader’s theatre?
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Books with repetitive, cumulative, or rhyming
structures
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What are predictable books?
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An approach to teaching decoding by having students change one letter in a word to
read the new word.
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What is word building?
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Whiners and talkers are types of this.
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What are vowel patterns?
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The kinds of words that are “wonderful words” and good words to teach through rich
instruction
What are Tier 2 words?
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