jennifer vaassen. meet tony: first grader enjoys art hands-on learner reads for fun sight words:...
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Practicum for Reading Endorsement
Jennifer Vaassen
Meet Tony:• First grader• Enjoys art • Hands-on learner• Reads for fun
Sight words: 23/46Reading level: 3
Meet Jerry: • First grader• Enjoys art • Loves ninja turtles • Hands-on learner• Enjoys writing
Sight words: 35/46Reading level: 3
Tony:
Strengths: positive attitude, foundation of most alphabet knowledge, reads for meaning, uses visual cues when reading
Needs: writing skills, understanding of the difference between /j/ and /g/, /d/ and /b/, and /z/ and /s/, sight word progress
Jerry:
Strengths: confidence, positive energy, foundation of all alphabet knowledge, reads for meaning, foundational comprehension skills
Needs: writing skills, more comprehension skills, sight word progress
Best PracticesSight words, writing skills, spelling words
Sight Words -Review of all learned sight words-Introduce new sight words -Put new sight words into sentences
verbally -Connect sight words to a reading or
activity -Write the sight words *Differentiated with the sight words
Goal: -Students will be able to identity all
of the pre-primer, primer with 100% accuracy and first grade sight words on Dolche’s list with 50% accuracy.
Sight Word Activity Examples
Writing Skills Tony: writing his letters correctly especially
b, d, j, g, y, z, s, p Tony and Jerry: writing complete sentences
using a capital letter, two finger spaces and a period using learned sight words
Goals:-Students will be able to put their sight
words into sentences using capital letters at the beginning of a sentence, two finger spaces in between words, andend a sentence with a period.
Writing activity examples
Spelling/Other -hearing the sounds in each word by
clapping at every letter and saying the sound and then putting it all together
*Differentiate
Goals: Students will be able to spell each word with 100% accuracy.
Materials -White board-Notebook-Different types of texts-Independent worksheets
Assessments-Dolche’s sight words
(pre-primer, primer, and first grade)
-Running Records-Interest Survey -Informal spelling tests-Observations
Limitations or restrictions -Reaching students at their greatest
potential
Planning Resources-EDU 361 meetings -Our textbook-Reflecting after lesson and to think
about next steps for each student -Dolche’s Sight word list-Spelling list-Pinterest for worksheets and ideas-Progress reports
Accomplishments! Tony: Reading level- 9
Sight Words: 99Pre-primer- 40/40Primer- 39/461st grade- 19/40
Jerry:Reading level- 19
Sight Words: 126Pre-primer- 40/40Primer- 46/461st grade- 40/40