In this interactive Kindergarten through 2nd grade activity, literacy and exercise unite! …
In this interactive Kindergarten through 2nd grade activity, literacy and exercise unite! Using sight word flashcards, students use their bodies to spell out simple sight words. The use of their creativity and imaginations is encouraged so students can also identify how to make their bodies long, round, wide and narrow. This lesson primarily focuses on the use of psychomotor, cognitive andaffective skills. ***Access to Teacher's Domain content now requires free login to PBS Learning Media.
This module focuses on best practices for instruction on alphabet knowledge and …
This module focuses on best practices for instruction on alphabet knowledge and phonological awareness. Explicit Instruction and the Cycle Approach to teaching letters and sounds are highlighted. Instructional strategies and tools to extend literacy instruction to students with complex communication needs and physical disabilities are discussed. English Language Art Common Core Standards are provided, along with research on instructional strategies to address the standards.
An emergent reader is a young child who is in the early …
An emergent reader is a young child who is in the early stages of learning to read. They are developing foundational reading skills and becoming aware of how written language works. Emergent readers rely on visual cues, context, and basic letter-sound knowledge to make sense of the text as they gradually build their reading abilities. Emergent reading is defined as all of the behaviors and understandings of learners of any age that precede and develop into conventional reading. (Koppenhaver, Coleman, Kalman & Yoider 1991; Sulzby, 1985)Emergent reading strategies include providing opportunities for shared reading, self-selected reading, accessing various types of text, and building background knowledge. What if a student cannot hold a book and turn the pages of a book? What if a student is non-speaking, how will they participate in reading experiences? This module provides ideas for removing these barriers to provide rich emergent reading experiences for ALL students.
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