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Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons Cary Andrews Roger Bacon Academy What is 100 Easy Lessons? • Supplemental Reading Program B d C R di P R di M t I d II - B ase d on C ore R ea di ng P rogram: R ea di ng M as t ery I an d II Principal Author: Siegfried Engelmann Scientifically-Based Program Primary Purpose: Learning to Read (Decoding) Systematic and Explicit Phonics Program Record of success since the 1960’s. Project Follow-Through and National Reading Panel • Utilized as … - intervention program for struggling K-2 students. - precocious preschool students - home school students • Daily lessons… - last on average 20-30 minutes idf i hl d i - scr i pte d f or prec i se teac h er l anguage an d cons i stency - are highly teacher-directed - provide practice with sounds, words, and passages Major Instructional Tracks • Sound Practice • Sound Practice • Oral Segmenting and Blending • Oral Segmenting and Blending Word Reading • Word Reading St dP Rdi • S en t ence an d P assage R ea di ng Additional Instructional Tasks: Omit the following tasks: • Rhyming SdWiti • S oun d W r iti ng Use these tasks as time permits: • Story Reading: Parent Reads the Fast Way • Story Reading: Word Finding Teaching Sounds in 100 Easy Lessons • Sounds are written in unique orthography. Select sound combinations are joined. Macrons (lines over vowels) differentiate long/short vowels. To ensure one-sound/symbol correspondence: No capitals. Frequency research utilized to determine initial sound taught. • Sounds are carefully sequenced to avoid confusion. Long and short o els as ell as conf sing so nds separated Long and short v o w els as w ell as conf u sing so u nds separated . • Program teaches two types of sounds: Continuous Sounds: can be held for three seconds. are designated in script by three symbols: aaa. a always have a ball under them to remind of holding. Stop or Quick Sounds: are meant to be said quickly and quietly d are meant to be said quickly and quietly . are designated in script by one symbol. d always have an arrow under them to remind to release. > Delivery Elements for Instructional Tasks • Focus… directs student attention to the task. After attention is directed instr ctions are pro ided After attention is directed , instr u ctions are pro v ided . • Wait Time… provides three seconds for students to think of response. • Cue and Signal… Cue and Signal… tells students to prepare to respond. tells students when to start and stop. • Confirmation… reinforces the final student response. 1.(Pointtoe.) Here’sanewsound.I’mgoing to touch under this sound and say Sounds Introduction 1.You’regoingtosayallthesesounds. (Touchfirstballfora.)Getready. (Quickl y movetothesecondball.Hold.) Sounds Review: Slowly to touch under this sound and say thesound. (Touchfirst ballofarrow.Movequickly tosecondball.Hold.)EEEEEE 2. YourturntosaythesoundwhenI y aaaaaa. a touch underit.(Touchfirstball.) Getready.(Movequicklytosecond ball.Hold.)EEEEEE. 3. (Touchfirstball.)Again.Getready. Move quickly to the second ball. Hold.) 2.(Touchfirstballfors.) Getready. (Quicklymovetothesecondball.Hold.) ssssss Move quickly to the second ball. Hold.) EEEEEE. E ssssss . s 3.(Touchfirstballford.) Getready. (Quickly move to end of arrow.) Focus: (Quickly move to end of arrow.) d. d Focus: _________________ _ Think:____________________ C/Si l d C ue /Si gna l :______________ _ Verification:_______________ > Sound Introduction and Review 1.You’regoingtosaythesoundsslowly, thenyou’regoingtosaythemfast. (Touch first ball for s) Say the sound slowly Sounds: Slowly and Fast Focus:__________________ (Touch first ball for s . ) Say the sound slowly . (Move quicklymovetosecondball.Hold.) sssssss.Sayitfast.(Movequicklytoend ofarrow.)s. s Think:___________________ _ Cue/Signal:_______________ s 2.(Touchfirstballfora.)Saythesoundslowly. (Move q uickly move to second ball. Hold.) Verification:_______________ a (Move q uickly move to second ball. Hold.) aaaaaa.Sayitfast.(Movequicklytoend ofarrow.)a. a 3.(Touchfirstballford.) Getready. (Quickly move to end of arrow.) d. BasicCorrection: Myturn.Model. d (Quickly move to end of arrow.) d. Sayitfast.(Movequicklytoend ofarrow.)d. Yourturn.Getready. (Signal ) Yes d > (Signal . ) Yes ,__________. Startingover. Say the Sound: Slowly and Fast [...]... far car > Sound Combinations: ar LESSON FORTY-NINE BRINGING IT TOGETHER Story Reading: Overview Required Tasks • First Reading Lessons1 -54: Sound Out/Read Fast Lessons 55 -100: Read it the Fast Way • Second Reading with Questions Lessons 1-43: Sound Out/Read Fast 1 43: Lessons 44 -100: Read it the Fast Way • Picture Comprehension Hide the picture to predict first Ask questions provided Additional Tasks . Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons Cary Andrews Roger Bacon Academy What is 100 Easy Lessons? • Supplemental Reading Program B d C R di P R di M t. permits: • Story Reading: Parent Reads the Fast Way • Story Reading: Word Finding Teaching Sounds in 100 Easy Lessons • Sounds are written in unique orthography. Select sound combinations are joined. Macrons. program for struggling K-2 students. - precocious preschool students - home school students • Daily lessons - last on average 20-30 minutes idf i hl d i - scr i pte d f or prec i se teac h er l anguage