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Title: C.O.R.E. Teaching Reading Sourcebook


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  • C.O.R.E. Teaching Reading Sourcebook
  • Decoding and Word Study
  • Ginny Axon, MiBLSi TAP Coordinator
  • Kathryn Schallmo, MiBLSi Director
  • Macomb ISD

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Section III, Chapter 6Decoding and Word
StudyPhonics
  • What to teach?
  • Explicit Phonics Lesson Sequence
  • Explicit Teaching Lesson Design
  • Blending Routines
  • Decodable Text
  • Word Work

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Chapter 6 Phonics
  • Why?
  • Research
  • Bibliography
  • Phonics instruction increases the ability to
    comprehend text for beginning readers and older
    students with reading disabilities.
  • -The National Reading Panel, 2000

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Chapter 6 Phonics
  • When?
  • Do it early. Keep it simple
  • Kindergarten and Grade 1
  • Intervention Grades 2 and above
  • Older Struggling Readers (pg. 194)

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Chapter 6 Phonics
  • How? (pg 196)
  • Letter sound strategies
  • Phonemic awareness strategies
  • Word work
  • Blending Lessons
  • Model (I do it)
  • Lead (We do it)
  • Check (You do it)
  • Decodable Text (Instructional method)

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Learning Partners
  • Lesson Model Sound-by-Sound Blending
  • Page 209-212
  • Partner 1 mat, tap, pat
  • model, lead, check
  • Partner 2 pat, Sam, tap
  • model, lead, check

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Section III, Chapter 8 Decoding and Word
StudyMultisyllabic Word Reading
  • What to teach? Pages 260-267
  • Common syllable types
  • Affixes as Syllables
  • Flexible syllabication

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Chapter 8 Multisyllabic Word Reading
  • Why?
  • Research
  • Bibliography
  • It turns out that skillful readers ability to
    read long words depends on their ability to break
    the words into syllables.
  • -Adams Et Al., 1990

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Chapter 8 Multisyllabic Word Reading
  • When?
  • Grade 2 and above
  • Intervention Grade 2 (mid year) and above
  • Older Struggling Readers (pg 271)

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Chapter 8 Multisyllabic Word Reading
  • How?
  • Syllable types - Introduction
  • Syllable division strategies
  • Syllasearch Lesson Model (page 298)
  • Word Work (Following each lesson model)
  • Chapter 1 Structure of English
  • Pages 22-47 (prefixes, suffixes)

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Learning Partners
  • Lesson Model Flexible Strategy for Reading Big
    Words (page 309-312)
  • (Based on REWARDS, Archer ET AL.)
  • Partner 2 Teach prevention
  • Partner 1 Teach respectful

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Reflection 3-2-1
  • 3 Big Ideas
  • 2 Points to Ponder
  • 1 Action to Take Immediately

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Consortium on Reading Excellence (C.O.R.E.)
  • Website www.corelearn.com
  • E-mail info_at_corelearn.com
  • Phone (888) 249 -6155
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