Blending Routine for First Grade

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What routine should the teacher use for blending words with learned sound-spellings?

  • Spelling-Focused Blending
  • Sound-by-Sound Blending (correct)
  • Whole Word Blending
  • Contextual Blending

Why is Sound-by-Sound Blending an appropriate choice for the teacher in this situation?

  • It allows for a focus on individual sounds they have learned. (correct)
  • It integrates spelling and pronunciation simultaneously.
  • It emphasizes the recognition of the entire word.
  • It helps students memorize words more effectively.

In the context of phonemic awareness, which blending method is least effective for second-time blending?

  • Whole Word Blending (correct)
  • Spelling-Focused Blending
  • Phoneme Isolation
  • Sound-by-Sound Blending

Which of the following best describes the focus of Spelling-Focused Blending?

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Which blending routine would likely support a student's transition from phonemic awareness to reading fluently?

<p>Phonics Blending (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a suitable method for the teacher to use for blending during the second session?

<p>Sound-by-Sound Blending (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which blending routine emphasizes the importance of individual sounds within words?

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What blending method is characterized by the integration of learned sound-spellings directly into word formation?

<p>Spelling-Focused Blending (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which blending practice might lead to less effective comprehension during the second blending session?

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In which blending approach would the focus be primarily on the spelling patterns of known words?

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Flashcards

Blending Words

Combining sounds to form words.

Whole Word Blending

Blending words by looking at the whole word.

Spelling-Focused Blending

Blending words by focusing on their spelling.

Sound-by-Sound Blending

Blending words by recognizing sounds in sequence.

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Second Time Blending

Practice blending learned sound-spellings to create words.

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Sound-by-Sound Blending (Second Time)

A blending strategy where students pronounce each sound in a word separately and then combine them to form the whole word.

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Whole Word Blending (Second Time)

A blending strategy where students look at the whole word and try to pronounce it as a single unit, without focusing on individual sounds.

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Spelling-Focused Blending (Second Time)

A blending strategy where students focus on the spelling of the word and use their knowledge of sound-spellings to blend the sounds.

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Second Time Blending: Which Routine?

When students are blending words for the second time, it's often best to transition from sound-by-sound blending to whole word blending.

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Why Transition to Whole Word Blending?

Transitioning to whole word blending allows students to read more fluently and develop a sense of the word as a whole unit.

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Study Notes

Blending Routine for First Grade

  • The teacher will blend words using learned sound-spellings.
  • This is the second blending activity.
  • Options include: Whole Word Blending, Spelling-Focused Blending, and Sound-by-Sound Blending.

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