individual word sounds

spelling

grammar

used to convey images

breaking word apart (base---ball)

sounds

spelling

take word apart (bat-->at)

replace one sound/phoneme with another in a word

take word apart

spelling

narrator is detached

take word apart-remove one sound

sound word out

behaviorism

compare two similar things

human traits to non-human things

sounds like what it's referring to

ability to map certain sounds in words based on written letters

high frequency/sight words

3 letter combo's that create one sound

can be sounded out

2 letter combos that create one sound

sentence structure error

added to the beginning of the word

added to the end of a word

spelling

three-letter combo to create one sound

sight words tier two

low-frequency tier 3

words used in everyday speech tier 1

common words

can be sounded out

can not be sounded out

spelling easily

base word for prefix or suffix

at beginning of word

at end of the word

base word for prefix or suffix

compare two similar things

added to the beginning as a prefix or end as a suffix

grammatical error

sight words

what the whole text is about

sent. structure error

grammatical error

what whole text is about

open vowel

sentence structure error

A and D

3 letter combo to create one sound

grammatical error

theme

thesis

what the whole text is about

what the main character's motive is

go

cat

dog

no

cat

go

dog

no

compare two similar things

human traits to non-human things

hinting that somethings coming

polite way to describe something awkard

draws similarities between 2 things

sounds like what it is describing

human traits to non-human things

compare 2 similar things

exaggerated statement

hinting somethings coming

sounds like what it is referring to

human traits to non-human things

hinting that somethings coming

high frequency words

sarcasm

polite way to describe something awkard

compare 2 similar things

complex sentence

sentence error

exaggerated statement

compare two similar things

compare a group of similar things

contrast two similar things

draw similarities between two things

low-frequency word

draws similarities between two things

compare two similar things

B &C

used in everyday speech

non-common words

low frequency

high frequency

low frequency

high frequency

sight words

flight words

low frequency

range of frequencies

limited to specifics

sight words

a yardstick

can be used to teach syllabiccation

I, we, me, us

a stressed or unstressed pattern in verse or poem

14 line poem

5 line poem

convey images

non of the above

narrator is detached

there, their, they're

I, we, me, us

you

I, me, we, us

to, too, two

narrator view of character

you

you

I, we, me, us

narrator is detached

narrator is attached

you

I,we, me, us

no narrator

narrator view of character

world-class instructional design and assessment

world-class instructional development and availability

supports multi-lingual students

creates standards and assessments to assist ELL

disregards ELL needs in the structure of development

quality of speech

none of these

quality and verbal use of lang. used in ELL's

quantity and variety of lang. used in ELL's

contractor

scaffolding

behaviorism

favoritism

Piaget

Naom Chomsky

B.F Skinner

Albert Einstein

spelling

sounds

sounds + spelling

individual word sounds