LO 3
Segmenting Books
By the end of these activities, the learner will dissect simple words with more than 2 letter sounds by segmenting words with multiple syllables.
Embedded Files
These resources below are books that you can read with your learners that focus on the learning object that breaks down words with 2 or more syllables. The books we found, were in a digital format that had adaptability in providing close captioning, options to change the language , font size and colour, verbal read aloud of the words, and control of the speed of the video. While having a UDL perspective within our learning object, we provided the links for the digital version of these books and to obtain the actual book at different stores in case your learners learn best with tangible resources or don't have access to the digital version.
If you are curious what is available even closer to you, check in your library and see if they have a tactile or auditory version of the book you're looking for!
Ben Bug
Ben Bug
By: Barbara W. Makar
This is one of the ten books that come in the primary phonics book set. These books are to help leaners learn how to break down words within the story. The collection of books have reoccurring characters in each of the books which helps learners develop a connection with the books and the characters which motivates learners to read them. Each book contains the target words for to story to help guide readers.
Digital version is not available at this time
Paperback set of 10 can be found on Amazon
Thumbtacks, Earwax, Lipstick, Dipstick
Thumbtacks, Earwax, Lipstick, Dipstick
What is a Compound Word?
What is a Compound Word?
By: Brain P. Cleary
This is a fun read aloud that explains the meaning of what compound words are and how do we notice them. The author used bold colours and images to bring fun energy while reading this book. Throughout the book, it provided many different examples of compound words.
Digital version found on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L47_O8XTPo
This book is available on getepic.com
Learn Syllables with Silly Bull
Learn Syllables with Silly Bull
By: Nessy
This digital storybook is a fun read aloud that explains what syllables are in words. The story mentions that vowels and the role they play when learning about syllables. Throughout the book, it provides different words paired with visual, auditory, and participation opportunities to dissect different syllabic words.
Digital version found on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QcPb5bku70
No tangible version available
Interactive game https://www.spellingcity.com/syllables-with-silly-bulls.html
Chester's Way (sign language interpreter)
Chester's Way (sign language interpreter)
By: Kevin Henkes
This book is read by Vanessa Marano while Katie LeClerc is beside her using American Sign language to read the book. Each page is motion animation of the pages moving while it was being read verbally and the sign language interpreter was visibly on the right side throughout the whole book, making it easy to follow along to. This story provided more inclusive options as some learners with hearing impairments have a hard time reading along to the close captions so having a person providing sign language allows those learners to benefit from this book as well.
Digital version with sign language interpreter found on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC8YpmnzbU8
Amazon offers a Kindle Edition, Library Binding, Paperback, or Audio CD version at various pricing
Knowledge Check for LO 3 Books
Knowledge Check for LO 3 Books
All the books provided are great books for educators to read to their learners. But we also provided a variety of these books that learners can also read aloud to educators to learn this learning objective! See the link below for a formative assessment form available to use for your learners!
Assessment Form and/or use Flipgrid to record your learners and use those videos as an assessment tool!
As educators. we all know that our learning NEVER stops! We want your help in making this resource page even better! Can you think of any other books that would help learners meet this learning objective?? Submit your ideas to our "Book Ideas" page. We would love to hear from you!
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