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Reader/Writer Lives Ask Lily about the books she is reading. Lilly currently has 2
3m Which one is she enjoying? Allison and books she is reading.
Emmy will share about the books they are This check in will
reading as well. allow us to see which
-Emmy book has caught her
interest.
Day ash
Instead of /sh/ say /t/
At
Say shook
Instead of /k/ say /d/
Should
Say cough
Instead of /f/ say /t/
caught
Say fix
Instead of /ks/ say /t/
Fit
Spell-It 10m UFLI - pg. 230-231 -le is another syllable Lilly was familiar with
type we find in many open and closed
Syllable type: -le other words, such as syllables and could
maple. -le is always identify and use them
-Emmy used in the final in various contexts.
syllable and Although she is able
commonly follows a to read many multi
consonant syllable words,
- gle, ble, dle, kle ple spelling/writing
continues to be a bit
Remember /l/ is a harder. Syllable type -
continuous sound le will be taught using
that can stretch out. direct instruction. I
/l/ you try /l/ will model how to
chunk the syllables
Show table and identify the
- Cover ble multisyllable words.
then read ta We will move through
(this is an I do-We do- You do.
open syllable)
- Blend
together the
syllables
Repeat together with
middle
Decode-It 3m Consonant -le sort Take a look at these This activity will allow
words. Each of these Lilly to apply what
-Allison words has 2 she has learn about
syllables. Read each the syllable type -le.
word. Can you find The sort will enable
the different her to practice
consonant -le parts reading and
that are used. identifying withs with
common consonant -
le patterns. Able to
sort words with
mastery
Closure 2m Today we explore another syllable type, -le. I will “bring closure to
We commonly see it with a consonant. Can the
you recall any of the consonant -le syllables exercise with direct
we found. Quick term check How do and clear
syllables help us read and write longer language” (Mesmer,
words? Were there any words in our space 2029, p.49).
article that we used syllables to read?
-Allison