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3-5 years old
Read to (prior experience)
Relies on visuals
Scribble writing
Emergent Readers
5-5.5 years old
Reading is choppy
Learning letter corresponds to sounds
Spelling dominant w consonants
Early
5-7 years old
Read most of CVC words
Identifies all sounds and letters
Writing is longer & more complex
Later
What type of reader does this describe?
Sees McDonalds arch and says that McDonalds!
Emergent
T/F - Children during early reading have no concept of the alphabetic principle
F
when you use something familiar (a sound, word, picture, or experience) to help students connect letters and sounds.
Cognitive Anchor
Awareness of how print works
Concepts of Print (CAP)
Directionality
Book organization and print convenctions
T/F - Directionality is language based.
T
left to right is English
Shared Reading
1) Point out speech bubbles - Meaning
2) Show book features - Organization
3) Ask who can find letters - Letters
4) Example? - Words
Counting number of words
How to foster literacy rich environment? List 3
Label pictures, Model writing for different purposes, and daily read alouds
Dictate story and draw picture
a) emergent
b) early
c) later
a
Read small repetitive texts
a) emergent
b) early
c) later
b
Uses Elkonin boxes
a) emergent
b) early
c) later
c