Mrs. Smith's Phonics examples for student's by ERIN ROSESMITH https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy Edu 536ol Dr. Boury Franciscan University Spring 2016 en-us 2016-02-25 14:05:00 UTC 2024-06-08 03:26:41 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.storage.googleapis.com/portrait/rose_close.jpg Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97756480  

This text is about a little boy who has a really bad day. It chronicles the things that happed which include gum in his hair, getting his sleeve wet, fighting with his brothers, and going to the dentist. 

This text rhymes and uses poetic examples about events that the students can relate to in their daily lives. 

Viorst, J. (1972). Alexander and the terrible, horrible, no good very bad day. New York: Aladdin.  
]]> 2016-02-28 17:10:10 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97756480 Word Identification Strategies: Building Phonics into a Classroom Reading Program by Barbara J. Fox erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97757572
This text gives example's and recommendations of how to express word identification, phonemic awareness, decoding strategies, and many teaching techniques.
 
 
Fox, B. J. (2012). Word identification strategies: Building phonics into a classroom reading program (5th). Boston: Pearson.

   



]]> 2016-02-28 17:30:42 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97757572 Fox in Sock by Dr. Seuss   erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97764688
This is a time honored favorite story by Dr. Seuss that uses onset rimes to tell a story about a sox and his socks. There are many fun adventures along the way. 
 
A story like this can be read to the class at the time when it would match the lesson of onset rimes, specific sight words, or both.
 
 
Geissel, T. (1965). Fox in Socks. Boston: Random House   



]]> 2016-02-28 19:35:01 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97764688 Chicka Chicka Boom Boom by Bill Martin, John Archambault and Lois Ehlert erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97768612
This is a lively tale of letters getting mischievous adventures. They are gathering to meet at the top of a coconut tree. This is an alphabet rhyme that encourages and engages students as they learn the alphabet principle. 
 
All students love this book. Anything with Lois Ehlert is a hit.
 
 
 Martin, B, Archambault, J, & Ehlert, L (1989). Chicka chicka boom boom. Simon & Shuster for Young Readers: New York  ��
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]]> 2016-02-28 20:34:26 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97768612 Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97772484

A collection of children’s poetry and drawings that discuss common childhood ideas in a whimsical fashion. Poetry for children that is not making them feel like babies is important for readers who want to feel big and read older books. Giving students the chance to practice with age appropriate poetry is a way to find poetry that may interest more students. 

 

Silverm, S. (1974). Where the sidewalk ends. Harper Collins, New York City   




]]> 2016-02-28 21:21:02 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97772484 The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97774214
This is a great story of a tree who loved a boy. A story of giving and unconditional love that students can read and use word identification strategies. This is the type of book that can be used for a young reader as they learn to become fluent and used by older readers to draw inferences and journal. 

 
Silverstein, S. (1964). The giving tree. Harper & Row, London, England 


]]> 2016-02-28 21:44:17 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97774214 The Lightening Thief by Rick Riordan erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97775298
A tale of Greek Gods interacting in the human world that uses word identification strategy to guide readers into adventure. The main character is finally told that is father is Poseidon. When he is old enough is sent away to a camp for children who are half mortal and half god. During this time Percy’s first quest begins.

 

This is another one of those book that can interest a non- reader into reading something that they are interested in interested in and activate their reading interest. 

 

Riordan, R. (2006). The lightening thief. Disney Hyperion Books: New York



]]> 2016-02-28 22:02:35 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97775298 Amazing Grace by Mark Hoffman erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97776403
Grace is a young girl excited to play the part of Peter Pan in the school play. Her fellow classmates had comments for her explicitly stating that Peter Pan was a boy. This is a realistic fiction book that beginning readers can understand and have empathy for someone their own age. Using word identification and phonics the readers can work toward understanding someone else’s feelings and how to be an individual. 

Hoffman, M. (1991). Amazing grace. Dial Books: New York 




]]> 2016-02-28 22:21:11 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97776403 Frog and Toad Are Friends by Arnold Lobel erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97778814
Frog and Toad are such good friends and they are always thinking of one another. They go on many adventures which include swimming, riding bikes, and finding lost buttons. The young readers will enjoy reading about empathy and friendship while exploring word identification.

 

Lobel, A. (1971). Frog and toad are friends. Harper & Row: New York 





]]> 2016-02-28 22:47:31 UTC https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97778814 Corduroy by Don Freeman erin327rosesmith https://padlet.com/erin327rosesmith/c28lw34z9yxy/wish/97780637
A classic story of personified love when a little bear dreams of being adopted by a little girl. The bear is on a shelf in a toy store and dreams of being taken to his forever home and loved by his new family. Student will read this story and use word identification and can make inferences to create their own story. 

 

Freeman, D. (1968). Corduroy. Viking Press: New York  

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