SWI Resources SFDS by Alyson Kaneshiro

Vowel-Phoneme-Grapheme Correspondence Chart

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Phoneme - one of the smallest units of speech that distinguish one utterance from another

This resource shows you the phonetic symbols and their corresponding graphemes for vowels.
/æ/ phoneme for grapheme
/ʊ/ for <oo>, <u>, <ou> like in book, put, and could

SWI On-Line Resources

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Scroll Down for a plethora of resources including:

✦Etymonline
✦Word Searcher
✦Word Microscope
✦Mini MatrixMaker
✦Latdict (Use to investigate twin bases!)

Pete Bowers Introduces SWI

akaneshiro2 — 2017-02-17 03:46:50 UTC

SWI (Structured Word Inquiry) - Describes how Structured Word Inquiry as a scientific approach that assumes English is as an incredibly ordered and structured system that can be investigated, in contrast to the belief that English is an irregular system requiring memorization.

How to Spell Out Word Sums

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Teaching How the Written Word Works

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Teacher resource presented at the Nueva conference this past summer, July 2016.

Spelling Albums

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The collection of "how to guides"

Word Studies

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Power Point Presentations of how to understand the investigation of words like: democracy, wisdom, mistake, cave, written, the

Mini Matrix-Maker

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Mini Matrix-Maker Creator

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Mini Matrix-Maker Demo (MODE)

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Shows an example of a mini-matrix created with sample data (commands).

Structure and Meaning Test

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Learn the steps that can be applied to determine the nature of the orthographic relationship between any two words. The key to this process is to understand how to put words through two reliable and verifiable tests:

The Structure Test: Construct coherent word sums to see if the two words share a common written base.
The Meaning Test: Use etymological references to see if the two words share a common root origin.

How to Use the Word Searcher with Word Sums & Matrix to Investigate Words

akaneshiro2 — 2017-02-17 03:46:50 UTC

Use this lesson to introduce students and teachers to using the free on-line tool the Word Searcher, along with word sums and the matrix to investigate the interrelationship of spelling and meaning of words.

The Difference Between a Base and a Root

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Consonant Phoneme-Grapheme Correspondence Chart

akaneshiro — 2017-02-18 21:45:45 UTC

Phoneme - one of the smallest units of speech that distinguish one utterance from another

This resource shows you the phonetic symbols and their corresponding graphemes for consonants.

International Phonetic Symbols Keyboard

akaneshiro — 2017-02-18 21:54:45 UTC