Discovering Reading Rope

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Video 1:

What is Phonological Awareness?

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Video 2:

Letter Vs Phoneme

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Video 3:

Syllable Suitecase

(add your own syllable Suitecase

here)

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Video 4:

Teaching Open Vs Closed Syllables

(add your own

activity here)

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Video 5:

Schwa Sound

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Six Syllable Types

Scarborough Reading Rope:

The upper Strands:

Background knowledge: The strand of the rope is where cross-curriculum learning can really come into play. Kids develope a deeper understanding and improve literacy.

Vocabulary: Building a rich vocabulary improve their literacy skills and can read faster

Language Structure: The order of words. English has a lot of rules for patterns and word order.

Verbal Reasoning: Includes things like metaphors, analogies, idioms, and figurative of speech

Literacy Knowlege: Literacy Genres and styles this is why a strong curriculum cobers fiction, nonfiction, and poetry in their forms.

The lower Strands

Phonological Awareness: is a skill set that includes identifying and manipulating units of oral language- parts such as words, syllables, onsets, and rimes.

Decoding: the ability to apply knowledge of sound-letter relationships to correctly pronounce written words.

Sight Recognition Knowing a word by sight instead of needing to break the word apart.