Anticipation Guide

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ANTICIPATION GUIDE:

Chapter 4: ___________________________________________

Pre-reading

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Pre-reading

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Post-reading

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Post-reading

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Children manipulate sounds in words and apply the segmenting and blending strategies in both phonemic awareness and phonics.

Phonics is the ability to manipulate the sounds in words orally.

Teachers use a combination of minilessons and reading and writing activities to teach phonics.

Readers do not blend or combine sounds to decode words.

One-syllable words and syllables in longer words can be divided into two parts, the onset and the rime.

Teachers use the three-step instruction-assessment cycle to plan, teach, and evaluate children’s learning and the effectiveness of their instruction.