I wasn't able to attend the 2019 ILA Convention in New Orleans this past week for personal reasons. But I did record a short intro for my colleague & co-presenter Chase Young for our session on Phonics to Fluency. Some folks have asked me to share it:
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Absolutely, because their ears have been readied for sound...words, rhymes, alliteration, phonological and phonemic awareness, and JOY! #NurseryRhymes4aReason
Today we ventured to Camp Learn-A-Lot! We reviewed genres, authors purpose, nonfiction text features, & main idea. Who says test review has to be tons of worksheets? Let’s go camping instead! #GH3rdGrade@GHEReadyRaiders
I didn’t even have to remind these @barkleybridge K students about our rule for spelling words with the/k/ sound. AND...when they changed the vowel sound in /k/i/t/ to /k/a/t/, they instantly recognized a problem! They had to change the k to a c! 👏🏻👏🏻
Student created anchor chart on citing textual evidence and supporting it with reasoning. Proud of the fifth graders in Ms . Tredo’s class. @PS5_JerseyCity @ILAToday @NJLiteracy @DisruptedTv Why spend money when you can make your own?
In any coherent system of literacy learning, such as Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™, phonics, spelling, and word study contribute to children's competence and ease in reading and writing continuous texts. https://t.co/4qep7zjG6j