Working with Words
Experience in Teaching Reading
(10 points)

 

Working with Words (select ONE from the 4 Working with Words strategies listed below)

Turn in a lesson plan in the following format:


     - Making Words
       http://www.k111.k12.il.us/lafayette/FourBlocks/making_words.htm        
       http://www.readingcenter.buffalo.edu/center/research/word.html
 
       http://www.k111.k12.il.us/lafayette/fourblocks/templates_-_making_words.htm 
       http://www.joelson.addr.com/makingwords.htm 
       

OR
     - Guess the Covered Word
       http://www.k111.k12.il.us/lafayette/FourBlocks/guess_covered_word.htm 

For guess the covered word you MUST have a sentence that has a LOT of words that would work - this is NOT a place where you teach context clues unless you are working with 5th-6th graders - then follow the directions for using a paragraph instead of individual sentences. 

  Make 4 or 5 sentences that read like this:

 
Mary's favorite food is ....
 
Tom's favorite game is ...
 
Sue likes to go to the ...
 
 YOU pre-select the covered word and put 2 or 3 (depending on how long you want each part to last and whether you are working first sound only or first sound AND vowel sound) sticky notes over the parts of the word - one over first sound, one over the first vowel (or vowel digraph) and one over the ending of the word ... OR one over the first sound and one over the rest of the word. 

OR

     - Be a Mind Reader
       http://www.k111.k12.il.us/lafayette/FourBlocks/on_the_back_activities.htm#Be%20A%20Mind%20Reader 

OR

     - Rounding up Rhymes 
       http://www.k111.k12.il.us/lafayette/FourBlocks/rounding_up_rhymes.htm 

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