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Phonics is also used in text encoding and writing. If a child is trying to spell smart, she could start with the /s/ sound and write the letter s. Then she writes m for the next sound, /m/, and so on. Rather than full precision, an early phonics learner sometimes achieves a near approximation of correct spelling. For eg, she might use the method above to spell smart but end up with smrt because she only heard the dominant /r/ sound in the /ar/ sound-letter combination.

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Composing allows early learners to carry their mastery of letters and sounds to the front in order to construct a meaningful message.

During such a procedure, learners find a direct link between listening and remembering phonemes, as well as comparing to graphemes.

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Writers are able to recognize letters based on their look and sound

Recognize the difference between short and long vowels

Create a word by combining sounds

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A strong vocabulary is an indispensable (very important or necessary) tool when working on a writing assignment. You'll be able to pick the right word for the job if you have multiple synonyms  in your Armory.

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- Writing has been shown in several studies to enhance comprehension. What has been less evident is which writing activities have been shown to be successful in developing students' reading skills.

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Fluent writers use grade-appropriate word patterns, vocabulary and content.

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Sequencing in Context

Inductive logic

contrasting and comparing

Make a decision

Self-reflection

resolving issues

Relating previous experiences

Recognizing the difference between fact and opinion

Identifying the main idea, key facts, and supporting details

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Many of the words that toddler knows are an example of vocabulary.

Terminology used by doctors is another example of vocabulary.

High‑frequency sight words are reinforced using a carefully designed sequence to maximize student recall

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Children who do not read with fluency sound choppy and awkward. Those students may have difficulty with decoding skills or they may just need more practice with speed and smoothness in reading

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The sounds (phonemes) /c/, /a/, and /t/ make up the term cat. The word cat is created when these three sounds are combined fluidly. Phonemic knowledge is when a child understands that words like cat, car, and caboose all start with the same sound. In other words, she is conscious that each of those three words starts with the /c/ sound (phoneme).

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Three phonemes (or sounds) make up the term cat: /c/, /a/, and /t/. Despite having four letters, the word fish is made up of three phonemes (or sounds): /f/ /i/ /sh/.

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The ability to comprehend, recall, and interpret what has been read is the aim of reading.

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The ever-expanding list of terms that students understand and use in conversation (oral vocabulary) as well as identify in print (reading vocabulary)

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The ability to read text correctly, quickly, and expressively, either to oneself or aloud; the NAEP fluency scale helps reflect the learning progression of this skill.

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Understand that phonemes (sounds) and graphemes (letters that represent such sounds in written language) have specific associations in order to match written letters to spoken language sounds.

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The opportunity to recognize, control, and replace phonemes—the smallest units of sound that determine meaning—in spoken words.