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Title: Fast ForWord to Reading: Design and Content


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Fast ForWord to Reading Design and Content
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Cognitive Skills The Foundation for Reading
Memory Attention Processing Sequencing
LEARNING MAPS
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The Fast ForWord to Reading Series
Applying neuroscience-based learning principles
to build critical cognitive skills in the context
of reading tasks.
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MAPs
  • Phonological Awareness
  • Decoding Spelling
  • Fluency
  • Vocabulary
  • Sentence Comprehension
  • Passage Comprehension

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Phonological Awareness Exercises
  • Goal Build awareness of the sound-structure of
    words, and provide a basis for phonics.
  • Tasks
  • Odd-one-out (Houndini)
  • Sort by phoneme (Bear Bags, Bear Bags More
    Lunch, Scrap Cat, Wood Works)
  • Matching (Canine Crew)
  • QA (Hoof Beat)

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Phonological Awareness Exercises
  • Content
  • Structural features were the primary basis for
    selecting PA words.
  • e.g. Most of the stimuli for Bear Bags are
    regularly spelled CVCs such as bug, red, web,
    sip, hide, jeep.
  • Graded word lists were consulted to ensure the
    familiarity of most words.
  • Note All Reading series PA exercises present
    words in written form to reinforce the alphabetic
    principle.

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Phonological Awareness Exercises
Reading Prep Houndini
Listen to the four words that go with these
pictures and select the word that with a
different beginning (or ending, or vowel).
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Phonological Awareness Exercises
Reading 5 Wood Works
Read a word and phonetically analyze it to sort
it into the correct sound bin (marked with
dictionary phonetic symbol).
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MAPs Phonological Awareness
Reading Prep Houndini
Processing and Sequencing
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MAPs Phonological Awareness
Reading 1 Bear Bags
Working Memory, Processing, Sequencing --
Phonemic Awareness, Letter-Sound Associations
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Decoding/Spelling Exercises
  • Goal Map speech sounds to letters and spelling
    patterns, for fast accurate word recognition.
  • Tasks
  • Phoneme-letter match (Coaster)
  • Decodable text (Ant Antics)
  • Spelling cloze (Magic Bird, Magic Rabbit, Chicken
    Dog)
  • Modified dictation (Jitterbug Jukebox)
  • Sort by spelling pattern (Wood Works)
  • QA (Hoof Beat)

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Decoding/Spelling Exercises
  • Content
  • Structural features were the primary basis for
    selecting words for the Decoding/Spelling
    exercises (e.g., words with targeted spelling
    patterns).
  • Graded word lists were used as one way to control
    the difficulty
  • e.g., Wood Works stimuli
  • Easier levels 4th-5th grade vocabulary
  • Harder levels 5th-6th grade academic

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Decoding/Spelling Exercises
Reading 4 Jitterbug Jukebox
Spell each word by selecting letters in the
correct order from a principled array including
phonological and visual foils
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Decoding/Spelling Exercises
Reading 2 Ant Antics (comprehension decoding)
Independently read short sentences based on a
small set of common, decodable words, to select
the correct caption.
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MAPs Decoding/Spelling
Reading Prep Packing Pig Goes to Work
Working Memory Long-term Memory - Letter
recognition and naming
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MAPs Decoding/Spelling
Reading 1 Magic Rabbit
Memory and Sequencing Phonics, Decoding,
Vocabulary
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Fluency Exercises
  • Goal Build automaticity in working with sounds,
    spelling patterns, and sight words, so that
    readers have more attention to focus on
    comprehension.
  • Tasks
  • Word ID (Flying Fish, Fish Frenzy)
  • Speed rounds within exercises (Bear Bags, Bear
    Bags More Lunch, Magic Bird, Magic Rabbit, Quail
    Mail, Wood Works)
  • Read/spell high frequency words (Chicken Dog,
    Jitterbug Jukebox, Flying Fish, Fish Frenzy,
    Leaping Lizards)

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Fluency Exercises
  • Content
  • High frequency word lists were used to select
    the highest utility sight words.
  • e.g., Flying Fish stimuli
  • Easiest set the, of, and, you
  • Harder set ask, need, why, because
  • In general, high frequency words are acquired
    early, so additional controls for vocabulary
    level were not needed.
  • Kucera Francis, Dolch lists, the Reading
    Teachers Book of Lists

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Sight Word/Fluency Exercises
Reading 2 Fish Frenzy
Listen to a word and select the matching written
word from a stream of similar words.
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Sight Word/Fluency Exercises
Reading 1 Bear Bags (PA Fluency)
Working as quickly as possible without making
mistakes, sort words into the correct sound
categories.
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MAPs Fluency
Reading 1 Flying Fish
Attention Processing (speed left-to-right
scanning) -- Phonics, Letter-Sound Associations,
Vocabulary
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Vocabulary Exercises
  • Goal build vocabulary skills (e.g., using
    context) while building broader and deeper
    vocabulary knowledge.
  • Tasks
  • Sort by semantics (Quail Mail, Scrap Cat)
  • Match by semantics (Canine Crew)
  • Use context to define (Book Monkeys, Book
    Monkeys Book Two, Quack Splash)
  • Cloze task (Stinky Bills Billboard, Leaping
    Lizards, Toad Loader)
  • QA (Hoof Beat)

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Vocabulary Exercises
  • Content
  • The design of each exercise was the primary
    consideration in selecting vocabulary words.
  • e.g. Words used in Quail Mail and Scrap Cat fit
    the semantic categories covered. Words in Gator
    Jam cover 27 Greek Latin morphemes widely used
    in English.
  • Graded word lists were consulted to identify
    vocabulary words with an appropriate level of
    difficulty.

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Vocabulary Exercises
Reading Prep Packing Pig Goes to Work
Select the correct letter when you hear its name.
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Vocabulary Exercises
Reading 1 Quail Mail
Listen to a word (presented with print and
sometimes with a picture) and sort it into the
correct category.
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Vocabulary Exercises
Reading 3 Book Monkeys (Passage comp
Vocabulary)
Use context to identify the correct definition
for a challenging word from the passage you just
read.
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Vocabulary Exercises
Reading 5 Gator Jam
Read a partially completed analogy, and select
the word that correctly completes it (can refer
to the built-in glossary).
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MAPs Vocabulary
Reading 3 Canine Crew
Memory, Processing Vocabulary, Semantic
Relationships
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MAPs Vocabulary
Reading 4 Hoof Beat
Processing Memory Vocabulary, Word Forms,
Comprehension
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Sentence Comprehension/ Grammar Exercises
  • Goal Improve the accuracy and speed of
    comprehension for sentences with diverse
    grammatical structures.
  • Tasks
  • Cloze task (Bedtime Beasties, Leaping Lizards,
    Hog Hat Zone, Stinky Bills Billboard)
  • Match the sentence to the picture (Ant Antics,
    Twisted Pictures)
  • Paraphrasing (Goat Quotes)
  • Sentence building (Toad Loader)

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Sentence Comprehension/ Grammar Exercises
  • Content
  • Sentences were written or selected to provide
    good examples of the targeted grammatical
    structures.
  • e.g. Ant Antics sentences were written to
    specifications with decodable words and selected
    syntactic structures. Hog Hat Zones sentences
    were excerpted from classic childrens
    literature.
  • To control difficulty level, limitations were
    often put on sentence length and vocabulary.

32
Sentence Comprehension/ Grammar Exercises
Reading 3 Twisted Pictures
Read the sentences carefully to select the
correct caption.
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Sentence Comprehension/ Grammar Exercises
Reading 3 Hog Hat Zone
Read the incomplete sentence, and select the
correct, grammatically important word to fill in
the blank.
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Sentence Comprehension/ Grammar Exercises
Reading 5 Toad Loader
Select the correct sentence segments to construct
a grammatically correct and semantically relevant
caption.
35
MAPs Sentence Comprehension
Reading 1 Bedtime Beasties
Memory, Processing, and Sequencing Sentence
comprehension
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MAPs Sentence Comprehension
Reading 3 Hog Hat Zone
Sequencing and Memory Morphology, Comprehension
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MAPs Sentence Comprehension
Reading 4 Goat Quotes
Memory and Sequencing Comprehension
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Passage Comprehension Exercises
  • Goal Build comprehension skills for fiction
    non-fiction passages and text features.
  • Tasks
  • Listen, read-along, answer questions (Buzz Fly,
    Dog Bone)
  • Re-read independently (Dog Bone)
  • Read answer questions (Book Monkeys, Book
    Monkeys Book Two, Lanas Lanes, Quack Splash)
  • Comprehension strategies (Lanas Lanes)
  • Passage building (Quack Splash)

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Passage Comprehension Exercises
  • Content
  • Passages were written or selected on the basis of
    complex specifications related to exercise
    design.
  • e.g. The passages for Buzz Fly were written to
    meet strict limits on vocabulary, total length,
    and words between questions. Lanas Lanes
    includes some passages from classic kids
    literature.
  • To control difficulty level, limitations were
    often put on sentence length, topic, and
    vocabulary.

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Passage Comprehension Exercises
Reading 1 Buzz Fly
Listen and read along to a fiction or non-fiction
passage, then answer questions based on that
passage.
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Passage Comprehension Exercises
Reading 5 Quack Splash
Read the paragraphs on this page carefully, put
them in the correct order, then answer questions
about what you read.
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Passage Comprehension Exercises
Reading 4 Book Monkeys Book Two
Study the table and answer questions about its
content or structure.
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MAPs Passage Comprehension
Reading 4 Lulus Laundry Line
Memory, Sequencing, Attention Sentence
Structure, Punctuation Rules
44
MAPs Reading to Learn
Reading 5 Quack Splash
Memory, Attention, Processing Sequencing
Comprehension for longer passages
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A Big Jump from Reading 4
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Fast ForWord to Reading 5Skills
  • No longer learning to read.
  • prepares students to read to learn
  • Focus on advanced comprehension and vocabulary
  • including Greek and Latin roots
  • Advanced practice in spelling, decoding, and
    phonemic analysis

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MAPs Reading to Learn
Reading 5 Gator Jam
Memory, Attention, Processing Metacognitive
understanding, Critical thinking, Figurative
language
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MAPs Reading to Learn
Reading 5 Quack Splash
Memory Sequencing Organization, Signal words,
Writing skills
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Outcomes for Students Using Fast ForWord to
Reading Products
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Reading after Language
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Reading Alone
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