'Closed syllables' diaporamas de présentation

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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Syllables

Syllables. Most of us have an intuitive feeling about syllables No doubt about the number of syllables in the majority of words. However, there is no agreed upon definition for the term syllable.

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Pushpak Bhattacharyya CSE Dept . IIT Bombay 1 st Nov, 2012

CS626 : Natural Language Processing/Speech, NLP and the Web Lecture 30 : Phonology, syllables; introduce transliteration. Pushpak Bhattacharyya CSE Dept . IIT Bombay 1 st Nov, 2012. Phonology: Syllables. Basic of syllables.

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Open and Closed Syllables

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Phonological Awareness

Phonological Awareness. Ann Morrison, Ph.D. Phonological Awareness. Is an umbrella term over the following: Listening for sounds Rhyming Syllabication

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Word Study Instruction Using Words Their Way

Word Study Instruction Using Words Their Way. How do you teach spelling words?. Many teachers teach spelling by giving students a list on Monday and a test on Friday with practice in between.

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Phonics

Phonics. VCV Pattern. PHONICS: VCV Pattern T183 THEME 2: Nature Walk Week 3 2.2.3. We will learn to read:. words with VCV and open or closed syllables. We will read and write words with the VCV pattern. Reading. Open. Closed. g o. g o t. m e. m e t. h i. h i t. Reading.

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Wilson Reading System

Wilson Reading System. Cassie Anderson. Background. Barbra A. Wilson Special Education teacher Chairperson for I.E.P. meetings Noticed special ed. students struggling with reading

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VCV Pattern

VCV Pattern. VCV Pattern. go What vowel sound do you hear? Long o got What vowel sound to you hear? Short o. VCV Pattern. me What vowel sound do you hear? Long e met What vowel sound to you hear? short e. VCV Pattern. hi What vowel sound do you hear? Long i hip

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Fundations Level 1

Fundations Level 1. October 8, 2011 Ms. Rhodes & Ms. Mohiser. Fundations Overview:. Wilson Fundations for K-3 is a phonological/phonemic awareness, phonics and spelling program for the general education classroom. Practicing Pattern Words:.

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VCV Pattern

VCV Pattern. VCV Pattern. go What vowel sound do you hear? Long o got What vowel sound to you hear? Short o. VCV Pattern. me What vowel sound do you hear? Long e met What vowel sound to you hear? short e. VCV Pattern. hi What vowel sound do you hear? Long i hip

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Multisyllabic Word Reading

Multisyllabic Word Reading. Why is instruction of multisyllabic words important?. Many big words occur infrequently, but when they do occur they carry much of the meaning and content of what is being read. -Cunningham, 1998.

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Intro to 5.2

Intro to 5.2. tulips. In book 3 we learned to put closed syllables together to form longer words. . magnet. In book 4 we learned to combine closed and v-c-e syllables to form longer words. handshake. In book 5 we are learning about open syllables. pro. Open syllables: .

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Intro to 5.5

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1.3 Types of the Syllable in English 1.3.1 Open Vs. Closed Syllables

1.3 Types of the Syllable in English 1.3.1 Open Vs. Closed Syllables

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Syllable & Affix Patterns: Sort 16 (Open and Closed Syllables and Inflected Endings)

Syllable & Affix Patterns: Sort 16 (Open and Closed Syllables and Inflected Endings). hopping. hoping. cleaned. quoted. plotting. leaking. wrapped. greeted. faded. nodded. racing. shouting. painted. skated. floated. panting. saving. needed. winning. joking. hunted. telling.

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