'What sound' diaporamas de présentation

What happens when we do the wrong thing? Click to listen to the story.

What happens when we do the wrong thing? Click to listen to the story. Small Group Timer. Vocabulary & Amazing Words: Arcade Games Jigword Matchword Speedword Wordsearch Word Web Spelling City: Amazing Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling Words: Speedword Word Web Quia Games

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National Reading Panel & Reading First Information

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Instructional Routines:

Instructional Routines: . Effective and Efficient Teaching. Anita L. Archer, Ph.D. . archerteach@aol.com. Video #1. Record any good instructional practices. Video #1. Record any good instructional practices. What are Instructional Routines?. Systematic procedures

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coat

oa. coat. oa. soap. oa. road. oa. toad. oa. toast. oa. goat. oa. boat. oa. throat. oa. roast. oa. What sound do I make?. croak. oa. moat. oa. loaf. oa. c oa t t oa st g oa t thr oa t r oa d r oa st l oa f m oa t t oa d cl oa k cr oa k s oa p .

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Once there were four friends-- a pig, a duck, a cat, and a little red hen. The little red hen had three baby chicks.

Using animal shapes and stir sticks , perform a play or a choral reading as the children read the lines from the slide show. The Little Red Hen written by Byron Barton presented by Cheryl Bombenger.

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"Not I," squealed the pig. "Not I," quacked the duck. "Not I," meowed the cat.

Using animal shapes and stir sticks , perform a play or a choral reading as the children read the lines from the slide show. The Little Red Hen written by Byron Barton presented by Cheryl Bombenger.

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The Sad Giraffe Written by Jade Michaels Illustrated by Robert Roennfeldt

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Double Consonants

Double Consonants. Double Consonants. /f/ /e/ /l/ What word do you hear? fell /f/ /i/ /l/ What word do you hear? fill. Double Consonants. /sh/ /a/ /l/ What word do you hear? Shall /t/ /o/ /s/ What word do you hear? toss. Double Consonants. fe ll The ll is said as a single sound.

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Good Morning

Good Morning . Teacher Identity. Mitali Banik. Assistant Teacher. Durgapur 2 Govt. Primary School. Begumgonj Noakhali. Class-3 Subject-English Unit-7 Lesson-2 Page-46. Learning Outcomes. Student will be able to:. a / Understand simple questions about familiar objects.

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Welcome with greetings

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Protecting Your Hearing

Protecting Your Hearing. Raising Awareness About Excessive Noise. What is sound?. Vibrations or waves that move through the air or water. Caused by molecules bumping into each other. The faster a wave vibrates, the higher the sound; slower waves produce low sound

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Protecting Your Hearing

Protecting Your Hearing. Raising Awareness About Excessive Noise. What is sound?. Vibrations or waves that move through the air or water. Caused by molecules bumping into each other. The faster a wave vibrates, the higher the sound; slower waves produce low sound

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Literary Terms

Literary Terms . Figurative Language . Language that is not intended to be taken ______________. All of the other terms that we are studying are examples of _____________ language. Figurative Language . Language that is not intended to be taken literally .

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7 Day Unit: Day 5 1-Month Unit: Day 7

7 Day Unit: Day 5 1-Month Unit: Day 7. Agenda: Do Now: Create a story... Notes : Onomatopeia & Imagery Glossary: Onomatopeia & Imagery Guided practice: Identify and analyze the poems Independent practice: Write your own poem!. Do Now.

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Runes and alphabets in Viking Ireland

Runes and alphabets in Viking Ireland. The first people who learnt to write used pictures to represent words. These are Egyptian hieroglyphs as found painted on the walls of the chambers inside the pyramids. Over time, people learnt to use letters which each represented a sound.

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5.1

5.1 . Open Syllable Y as a vowel. hit. What kind of syllable? Why? What sound does the vowel make? Make the syllable open What sound does the vowel have now?. Open Syllable. Have only one vowel Vowel is left open Must be the last letter of the syllable. Open Syllable Words.

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Unit A563: Responding to a design brief

Learning objectives To know that products are designed for a specific purpose or audience in mind To to be able to give the audience an overview of what your project is about and what you are setting out to achieve To understand the requirements of your target market / end users

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