Essential Reading Strategies for the Struggling Reader
[Pages:96]Essential Reading Strategies for the Struggling Reader:
Activities for an Accelerated Reading Program
-- E X P A N D E D E D I T I O N --
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?2001 University of Texas System/Texas Education Agency
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Contents
Acknowledgements
5
Introduction
6
Fluency
9
How to Teach Fluency: Basic Steps
11
Partner Reading
12
Fluency Word Cards
13
Page Races
14
Reading and Rereading: How Speedy Are You?
15
Fast Phrases
16
Listening to Fluency: Rate and Expression
17
"Cloze" It Fast!
18
Word Pattern Road Race
19
Bingo
20
Word Folder
21
On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!
22
"and the Answer Is..."
23
Slap!
24
Phonological Awareness
25
How to Teach Phonological Awareness: Basic Steps 26
Rhyming Tic-Tac-toe
28
Riddle Rap
29
Rhyming Memory Match
30
Which Ones Share a Common Sound?
31
Rhyming Picture Cards
32
Jumping Syllables
33
Syllable Counting
34
The Name Game
35
"Riming" Race
36
M & M Phonemes
37
Do the Phoneme Shuffle!
38
Phoneme Chant
39
Mother, May I?
40
Smiley-Face Phonemes
41
Discriminating Phonemes
42
What's the Difference?
43
Instructional Reading
45
How to Teach Instructional Reading: Basic Steps 47
The Ws of Story Comprehension
48
Comprehension: Story Mapping
49
Decoding: Consonant Blending and Digraphs
50
Decoding: Word Patterns
51
Decoding: Chunking
52
Decoding: Analogy
53
Decoding: Sight Words
54
Decoding: Vowel Diphthongs
55
Decoding: Long Vowels and Vowel Digraphs
56
Decoding: R-Controlled Vowels
57
Decoding: Short Vowels
58
Word Analysis/Spelling
59
How to Teach Word Analysis/Spelling: Basic Steps 61
Building Words with Blends
62
Add Silent E to Make New Words
63
Word Study Boggle
64
Pair That Sound!
65
Short or Long?
66
Sticky Books
67
Tic-Tac-toe
68
Word Slide
69
Change One Letter
70
Word Pattern Match
71
Contraction Concentration
72
S Blends
73
Letters and Words
74
Stand and Be Read!
75
Fish for Word Patterns! (or Fish for Rimes!)
76
Word Hunt
77
Appendix A
79
Appendix B
80
Appendix C
81
Appendix D
82
Appendix E
83
Appendix F
84
Appendix G
87
Appendix H
88
Appendix I
89
Appendix J
92
Appendix K
93
References
95
Acknowledgements
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following individuals and agencies for their contributions to the studies and the manual.
Texas Education Agency Jim Nelson, Commissioner
University of Texas Center for Reading and Language Arts Cathy Cornelius-Samos
Azucena Garc?a
Peggy Hickman-Davis
Marcel LeJeune
Melissa Light
Sylvia Linan-Thompson
Leticia Martinez
Kristina Roberts
Alejandra Rodr?guez-Galindo
Stacey Sullivan
Sharon Vaughn
The University of Texas at Austin, College of Education Manuel Justiz, Dean
Marilyn Kameen, Associate Dean
Del Valle Independent School District Principals, teachers, and students
Austin Independent School District Principals, teachers, and students
Special thanks to all our reviewers for their valuable contributions.
Introduction
Overview The activities in this manual are drawn from converging research evidence on the effectiveness of critical components to early reading success (Snow, Burns, & Griffin, 998). These instructional elements include: phonological awareness; fluent reading in a variety of texts; comprehension strategies and vocabulary development; decoding strategies; and word analysis. To improve their reading proficiency, students who struggle with reading need intensive, systematic, and explicit instruction in these components in addition to their regular classroom reading instruction. The activities in this manual are intended to supplement the regular classroom reading program and to provide the additional practice struggling readers need to develop basic reading strategies. This manual is divided into four sections: Fluency, Phonological Awareness, Instructional Reading with Comprehension, and Word Analysis and Spelling. The two sample lesson plans on the following pages illustrate how the four sections can be organized into 30?35 minute lessons over the span of a week. The original lesson plan, containing all of the elements taught in equal time frames each day, is appropriate to use with students who can read at least 5 words per minute (wpm) on grade level text and are making reading fluency gains of at least two words per minute, per week. The adapted lesson plan is more appropriate for students who read less then 5 wpm in grade level text and gain less than two words per minute per week. The adapted lesson plan allows for increased time in fluency building and word analysis activities to increase automatic word recognition, while continuing to provide consistent reinforcement in the areas of phonological awareness and instructional reading. Each section of the manual contains an overview of the instructional element, followed by progress-monitoring activities and modifications for English language learners. The subsequent lessons and activities in each element can be used to review, practice, and reinforce the skill or skills associated with the element. Lesson plans for the activities include the objective for the lesson, a list of materials needed, and steps for completing the activity. In addition, the plans include adaptations for different levels of instruction and for different target skills, and modifications for English language learners. Appendices provide directions for making materials, word pattern lists for use with many of the activities, and lists of decodable book series and teacher resources.
Progress Monitoring The section overview also discusses progress monitoring, another component of accelerated
reading instruction. Weekly monitoring of student progress can be used to document student growth and to inform instruction. Timed reading and writing activities provide both teachers and students with an index of the student's fluency level.
6 Introduction
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Fluency
5 minutes Partner Reading Progress monitoring (sight words) p. 12
5 minutes Road Race p. 19
5 minutes Fast Phrases Progress monitoring (word pattern) p. 16
5 minutes Word Folder p. 21
5 minutes Partner Reading Progress monitoring (sight words) p. 12
Original Weekly Lesson Plan
Introduction 7
Phonological Awareness
5 minutes Smiley-Faced Phonemes p. 41
5 minutes Discriminating Phonemes p. 42
5 minutes Discriminating Phonemes p. 42
5 minutes Do the Phoneme Shuffle! p. 38
5 minutes "Riming" Race p. 36
Instructional-level Reading Decoding words containing silent e
10 minutes Instructional reading: Basic steps p. 47
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in decodable book p. 56
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in decodable book p. 56
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in passage p. 56
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in trade book & The W's p. 48
Word Analysis/ Spelling
10 minutes Pair That Sound! p. 65
10 minutes Word Slide p. 69
10 minutes Word Pattern Match p. 71
10 minutes Sticky Books p. 67
10 minutes Pair That Sound! p. 65
Progress Monitoring
3?4 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60
3?4 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60
3?4 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60
3?4 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60
3?4 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60
Total Time
35 minutes
35 minutes
35 minutes
35 minutes
35 minutes
Adapted Weekly Lesson Plan
8 Introduction
Fluency
Phonological Awareness
Instructional-level Reading Decoding words containing silent e p. 56 Word Analysis/ Spelling
Progress Monitoring
Total Time
Monday 10 minutes Partner Reading Progress monitoring (sight words) p. 12
10 minutes Instructional reading: Basic steps p. 47 10 minutes Add silent e to make new words p. 63 5 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60 35 minutes
Tuesday 5 minutes Road Race p. 19
5 minutes "Riming" Race p. 36
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in decodable book p. 56 10 minutes Short or Long? p. 66
5 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60 35 minutes
Wednesday 10 minutes Fast Phrases Progress monitoring (word pattern) p. 16
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in decodable book p. 56 10 minutes Word Pattern Match p. 71 5 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60 35 minutes
Thursday 5 minutes Word Folder p. 21
5 minutes Do the Phoneme Shuffle! p. 38 10 minutes Decoding long vowels in passage p. 56
10 minutes Sticky Books p. 67
5 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60 35 minutes
Friday 10 minutes Partner Reading p. 12 Progress monitoring (sight words)
10 minutes Decoding long vowels in trade book p. 56 10 minutes Fish for Word Patterns p. 76 5 minutes One-Minute Write p. 60 35 minutes
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