Multisyllabic Word Practice: 100 Self-Checking Slides, Party Theme (Grades 4-8)
This FUN, INTERACTIVE, NO-PREP! SELF-CHECKING! independent or guided practice activity comes in your choice of GOOGLE SLIDES ® or POWERPOINT ® SHOW versions.
Readers build SKILL and CONFIDENCE in decoding multisyllabic words by spotting word parts (prefixes, suffixes and small words) INSIDE GIGANTIC WORDS.
RESOURCE INCLUDES:
- 100 SLIDES
2 VERSIONS AVAILABLE:
- INTERACTIVE GOOGLE SLIDES® (link in PDF)
- INTERACTIVE POWERPOINT® SHOW
HOW TO USE:
- INTERACTIVE GOOGLE SLIDES® virtual or in-person
- INTERACTIVE POWERPOINT® SHOW virtual or in-person
USE FOR:
- SMALL OR LARGE GROUP guided practice
- INDEPENDENT SEATWORK practice
- HOME practice
I Can Read Gigantic Words Decoding Intervention Program for the Upper Grades is
⭐⭐A STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS APPROACH TO READING GIGANTIC WORDS⭐⭐
- Using affixes as the doorway to decoding multisyllabic words
★EXPLICIT
★SYSTEMATIC
★SCAFFOLDED
★TARGETED
★MULTI-SENSORY
★EMPOWERING
★SUCCESS-BASED
★MODELED AFTER THE WAY EXPERT READERS READ
★READERS WILL
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LEARN TO DECODE MULTISYLLABIC WORDS by
- looking for
- word parts
- (prefixes, suffixes and roots) and
- small words
- they already know
- inside gigantic words
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LEARN TO RECOGNIZE and PRONOUNCE THE WORD PARTS FOUND IN MULTISYLLABIC WORDS
- and read these word parts with automaticity
★Especially helpful for dyslexic and other readers who struggle to process multiple segments in words.
★USE FOR★
SMALL GROUPS
INDIVIDUALS/TUTORING
SUMMER SCHOOL
AT-HOME LEARNING
VIRTUAL OR IN-PERSON
WHOLE GROUP
★RECOMMENDED FOR★
READING LEVEL: 2.0+
GRADE LEVEL: GRADES 3-12+
★COMMON CORE STANDARDS★
CCSS 3.3b, 3.3c, 4.3a, 5.3a ♦DECODE MULTISYLLABIC WORDS♦
★TEKS STANDARDS★
3.b.2.A (v) (vi), 4.b.2.A (iv) (v), 5.b.2.A (iv)
Demonstrate and apply phonetic knowledge by DECODING WORDS using knowledge of PREFIXES and SUFFIXES.
★☛PLEASE NOTE: Words are NOT DIVIDED USING TRADITIONAL SYLLABICATION RULES!
★☛PLEASE NOTE: This is a DECODING activity, with emphasis on readers’ ability to decode longer, multisyllabic words encountered as their reading levels progress. Study of Word Part MEANINGS / Word MEANINGS is a separate vocabulary skill and is NOT covered by this activity.
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