Phonics & Sight Word Practice That Builds Confidence
Hi Peeps!
I love incorporating phonics and sight word practice with chunky monkey. This phonics strategy is awesome for beginning readers.
It is important, however, for beginning readers to address the strategies in realistic situations as well as in isolation.
In 7 Key Components to Effective and Engaging Instruction I stressed the importance of working on both phonics and sight words in independent and guided practice. This incorporates rigor, builds mastery, and improves fluency.
It is essential that students build confidence in working independently with phonic and sight word skills. One of the best ways to do that is by incorporating these important reading skills in as many things as possible.
I often have my students highlight or circle phonic chunks as well as the sight words we are studying for the week in worksheets and readings that we do throughout the week. Students notice the chunks of focus are not found in isolation. They are in every day text.
THIS is common core. Real life application. Understanding new learning in the context of where it is found in the real world.
Read More about how your kiddos can deepen their understanding, fluency and reading confidence.
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phonics,
reading,
Sight Words
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