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This powerpoint was created to explain a little bit about the EOR Phonics Phonemic Awareness program and to highlight a decoding lesson from the program.
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Steck Vaughn Elements of Reading
Phonics Phonemic Awareness
A Lesson in Categorizing Patterns and Decoding
Program Overview Explicit, systematic approach for teaching phonemic awareness and
phonics Small group, differentiated instruction Children actively engaged in learning letter-sound relationships and
spelling patterns. Teacher determines when children have mastered skills and are ready to
move forward
Program Components Each kit contains sets of numbered lessons Sets increase in skill level Materials include lesson plans, picture cards, word cards, and activity
and assessment masters
Word SortCategorizing Patterns and Decoding
In this lesson, the teacher begins by placing the word cards cat, sit, and top along with the accompanying picture cards at the top of three columns.
Word SortCategorizing Patterns and Decoding
The teacher models sorting the first card from the deck. First, she reads the column word and then the chosen word, job-cat, job-sit, job-top. When the vowel sound match is made she asks the group to listen as she reads the matching words.
Word SortCategorizing Patterns and Decoding
The group members take turns sorting the rest of the deck.If an incorrect sort is made, the teacher moves the card to the correct column and the group reads the column before another turn is taken.
Word Sort
Categorizing Patterns and
Decoding
When all the words have been sorted, the teacher asks the children to read each column. She also asks what they notice about the spelling patterns in each column. For example: Words in the first column have the /a/ sound spelled with “a”.
ReferenceBloodgood, J.W., Morris, D., Steck Vaughn Elements of Reading Phonics Phonemic Awareness, Harcourt Achieve.