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Reading 12 Breaking Sentences into Words

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Reading 12 Breaking Sentences into Words

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Phonological Segmentation: Sentence to Words

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The Axelson Academy shows how kindergarten teachers can determine if their students understand the concept that sentences consist of words. This is a prerequisite to CCSS RF.K.2b. For a map of the ELA CCSS and video about each standard, go to www.axelsonacademy.com Subscribe now to keep connected to a community of reading teachers.

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Learn English with Britlish - Free English Lessons

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To Too Two | Learn English | Confusing Words

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British English at http://Britlish.com More lessons at http://linguaspectrum.com There are three small English words that cause a lot of difficulty for many people. To, Too and Two are homophones and even native English speakers confuse them, too. This video has been created to help you avoid confusion in the future.

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Knows words can sound similar but mean different things.
2.0 retrieval

identify sounds that are the same (ex: teacher says /k/ and /t/).

3.0 retrieval

identify if words are the same (ex: bat, bat vs map, mat).

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Knows sentences are segmented into words.
2.0 retrieval

recognize the words in a spoken sentence.

3.0 retrieval
repeat and tap the words of a sentence composed of one syllable words. (ex: The car is blue)

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Knows one syllable rhyming words.

2.0 retrieval

identify between two words, if the words rhyme

3.0 a word or words that rhyme

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Knows individual phonemes are blended to make a word.
2.0 retrieval

respond to the teacher prompt: "If I say /c/…/at/, you say cat."

3.0 retrieval

respond to the teacher prompt: "If I say /s/…/u/…/n/…, you say sun."

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Understands that phonemes can be manipulated in single syllable words.

2.0 retrieval

recognize if phonemes have been deleted, substituted, added.

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Is skilled at segmenting and blending syllables into words.

2.0 retrieval

pronounce a word as a whole, which is broken into syllables.

3.0 retrieval
segment the syllables heard in each word and blend them back together

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Homophones There, Their, They're, Your, You're, To, Too, Two Song by Melissa

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Homophones There, Their, They're, Your, You're, To, Too, Two Song I wrote this song to help differentiate between the most common homophones. This song can benefit children and adults alike. This song highlights some of the most confused homophones in the English language.

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THERE THEIR THEY'RE ~ A fun grammar lesson + a quiz! :-)

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Learn English with Britlish - Free English Lessons

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There Their They're | Learn English | Confusables

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Learn more at http://linguaspectrum.com/do_the_quiz.php?id=36 British English at http://Britlish.com There, their and they're are homophones. They cause lots of problems for students of English and for native English speakers, too. This video has been made to put an end to such problems. It's full of fiendish tongue-twisters, too.

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It's a phonics reading machine to help teach kids to read. You can turn the volume down and let your children make the sounds themselves, when they are ready. Video by KidsTV123. Copyright 2011 A.J.Jenkins/KidsTV123: All rights reserved.

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Knows individual phonemes are segmented from a spoken word.
2.0 retrieval

identify the sound you hear first.

identify the sound you hear last.

identify the sound in the middle.

3.0 retrieval

respond to the teacher prompt: "If I say rain, you say, /r/… /ai/…/n/."

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Carnival Rhyming Game