Reading and

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Assessment
Cracking the Alphabet Code
Young Readers And Writers
Chases Specialties
Reading and Writing Process
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Involves a series of stages during which readers
comprehend the text.
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What is the Reading Process?
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Students bring their compositions to life by
writing final copies and by sharing them orally
with an audience.
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What is Publishing?
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These are the five types of Reading?
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What is Independent, Buddy, Guided, Shared, and
Reading aloud to students?
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Students meet in these to share their
compositions with classmates.
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What are Writing Groups?
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Teachers and students add important words to
this, which is posted in the classroom.
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What is a Word Wall?
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Newest approach to matching books to readers.
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What is the Lexile Framework?
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Teachers write brief notes in notebooks or on
self-stick notes as they observe students.
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What are Anecdotal Notes?
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With this, teachers calculate the percentage of
words the student reads correctly and then
analyze the miscues or errors.
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What are Running Records?
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Teachers use these commercial tests to evaluate
students reading performance.
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What are Informal Reading Inventories (IRIs)?
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These are used to collect artifacts documenting
students literacy development over a period of
time.
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What are Portfolios?
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Childrens basic understanding that speech is
composed of a series of individual sounds.
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What is Phonemic Awareness?
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This is the set of relationships between
phonology and orthography.
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What is Phonics?
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This is a letter or group of letters that
represent a single sound.
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What is a Phonogram?
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There are how many stages of spelling development?
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What is 5 stages?
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This is the vowel and any consonant sounds that
follow it.
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What are Rimes?
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This is based on childrens language and
experiences.
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What is Language Experience Approach?
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Children gain an understanding of the
communicative purpose of print and develop an
interest in reading and writing.
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What is Emergent Reading and Writing?
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This is an activity in which students and the
teacher write a text together, with the students
taking turns to do most of the writing
themselves.
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What is Interactive Writing?
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This is when children learn that print carries
meaning and that reading and writing are used for
a variety of purposes.
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What is Concepts About Print?
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This is the amount of stages children go through
while learning to read and write.
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What are three stages (Emergent, Beginning,
Fluent) ?
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This is a small-group or whole-class discussion
about literature.
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What is Grand Conversation?
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The support a teacher provides to students as
they read and write, but diminishes over time.
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What is Scaffolding?
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Students practice reading story scripts to
develop fluency before reading the script to an
audience of classmates.
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What is Readers Theatre?
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SSR stands for this?
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What is Sustained Silent Reading?
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There are approximately this amount of words on a
typical word wall.
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What are 100 high frequency words?
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Final Jeopardy
Place your wager.
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This style of oral reading is outmoded today in
classrooms.
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What is Round-Robin Reading?