3rd Grade Pull Out Support 3/16-3/20

Here are the activities and assignments for the week of 3/16/30-3/20/20

Monday March 16th

Spell Sounds Monday 3rd Grade POS

Monday-

Listen to this video of sounds. As you hear each sound, write the sound that you hear.



Monday Week 1 Word List

Monday-

Practice this word list with an adult.

Monday Week 1 Grade 3 Word List

Monday-

Parents, please use this word list and dictate the words/sentences to your student to write on a piece of paper. When you have them write, please say, "I say, you say, finger spell, finger spell and write ____". This is a common phrase for your student and encourages them to use their knowledge of sounds.

2020-03-15_141001.pdf

Monday-Worksheet

We are going to be working on syllable types. Double click the picture at the right to print. Look at the examples for the Vowel Pair syllable and the R Controlled Syllable. Then, go to the bottom of the page. Look at each example. If the syllable ends in a vowel pair, put VP on the line. If it is R controlled, put an R on the line.

Tuesday March 17th

Spell Sounds 3rd Grade Tuesday Week 1

Tuesday-

Listen to the videos on sounds. As I dictate the sound, write what you hear.

Tuesday Week 1 Word List

Tuesday-Reading List

Practice this reading list with an adult.

Tuesday Week 1 Word List

Tuesday-Dictation

Parents, please use this word list and dictate the words/sentences to your student to write on a piece of paper. When you have them write, please say, "I say, you say, finger spell, finger spell and write ____". This is a common phrase for your student and encourages them to use their knowledge of sounds.

3rd Grade POS Week 1 Tuesday

Tuesday-Worksheet

Use a pencil to put a slash in between syllables. There are three syllable types:

O-Open Syllable-Long vowel at the end. Ex. be, my, so, cu, pi.

C-Closed Syllable-short vowel followed by one or more consonants. Ex. mat, doll, ad

E-E Syllable-A silent e (VCE) at the end of a syllable makes the preceding vowel long. Ex. mate, dime, cute.

Now, use a pencil to put a slash in between the base word and the suffix. Then, mark the first syllable types. For example, the first one would be lock/er. On the line before lock, I would put C for closed. On the line after er, I would R for R-controlled.

Wednesday March 18th

I Say You Say - Google Docs.webm

Wednesday-

Listen to the sound I say, say the sound, and write it. Double click the video if you are having trouble viewing it. Email me if you are having difficulty.

3rd Grade POS Word List 3/18/20

Wednesday-

Read this list to an adult

3/18 3rd Grade POS Parent Dictation

Wednesday-

Parents, please dictate 10-15 words and 2 sentences on this list.

New Sound Level 9 - Google Docs.webm

Wednesday-

Listen to the new sound. Write each word after I say it. Make sure to fingerspell. Double click the video if you are having trouble viewing it. Email me if you are having difficulty.

3/18/20 New Sound Word List

Wednesday

Read this word list, practicing our new sound with a parent.

Thursday March 19th

3 19 20 Sound 3rd POS.mp4

Listen to the sounds and write them as I say them.

Thursday Week 1 Grade 3 POS Word List

Read this word list to a parent

Week 1 Thursday 3rd POS Dictation

Parents please dictate 10-15 words and 2 sentences. Students remember to fingerspell!

New Sounds 3rd POS 3 19 20 - Google Docs.mp4

New sound! Listen to the new sound. Then, I say, you say, fingerspell, fingerspell and write.

Week 1 Thursday 3rd POS New Sound List

Thursday- Read this word list

Read this word list that will practice the -ch sound.

Friday, March 20th

3 20 20 Sound 3rd POS.webm

Friday-

Listen to the sounds, say the, and write them.

Friday Week 1 3rd Grade Word List

Friday-

Read this word list to a parent.

Friday Week 1 3rd Grade POS Dictation

Friday-

Parents, please dictate 10-15 words and 2 sentences to your student.

New Sound Level 9 - Google Docs.webm

Friday-

New Sound. Listen to the video, then I say, you say, fingerspell, fingerspell and write.

Friday Week 1 POS 3rd New Sound List

Friday

Read this word list to a parent. Remember the soft "c" sound.