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The “Problem” with Spelling Lists
September Mrs. Meachum Apples School Chalk Pencils Homework Computer Autumn
Orthographic stages correspond to movement through orthographic layers
Alphabet Pattern Meaning
Emergent stageEmergent reading
Letter Name Beginning reading
Within Word Pattern Transitional reading
Syllables & AffixesIntermediate Reading Derivational Relationships Advanced
Reading
Orthographic Stages
Emergent Stage Characteristics
Scribbles letters & numbers
Lacks concept of word
Lacks letter-sound correspondence
Pretends to read and write
Letter-Name Alphabetic Stage
Characteristics Represents
beginning & ending sounds
Uses letter names to invent spelling
Functional concept of word
Reads word by word
Within Word Pattern Stage
Characteristics Spells most CVC words
correctly Uses beginning
consonant digraph/blends
Attempts long vowel markers
Reads silently with fluency and expression
Writes more fluently Can revise and edit
Syllables & Affixes Stage
Characteristics Spells most single
syllable words correctly Errors at syllable
juncture Reads with good fluency
& expression Writes responses that
are sophisticated and critical
Reads faster silently than orally
We went out west last sumer.We drove a littel camper bus.We stoped at Nashal Parks and went hikeing in the mountens.
Derivational Relations Stage
Characteristics Mastered high frequency
words Errors on Greek/Latin low-
frequency words Reads with fluency &
expression Writes responses that are
sophisticated and critical Reads faster silently than
orally
Math is not my faverite subject and I don’t always enjoy it.It’s been mostly easy and sometimes challegin. I like it when we use math in recipes and mesure ingredence.
• Elementary Spelling Inventory ( Grades 1-6) • Simple• Whole-Group• Valid, Reliable Results• Assesses what Students KNOW, not what they
don’t ( resists deficit model)
Assessing for Instruction: ESI
Student Sample
1. bed2. Ship3. whin4. lump5. flote6. trane7. plase8. jrive9. brite10. shoping11. Spoile12. surving
13. chued14. carrys15. martched16. chowr17. botel18. faver19.ripin20. seler21. pleshur22.fortunt23. cofdnut24. sivalice25. opsititin
Beginning Instruction
Begin with what students “use but confuse”
Word Sorts – address complexities of English Identifies patterns Points out oddities
Each of your groups will be given a sort
appropriate for each stage. Together we will “walk through” the following
sorts: Open Closed/Writing Speed Word Hunt
Let’s Try it Out!
It doesn’t matter how many groups you have, the procedure stays the same – only the sorts change!
The Great Part…
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