How can you identify vowel team sounds? How can you identify long vowel sounds in two syllable words?

Word  Work  Unit  2     Grade  Level:  Second   Timeframe:  5  weeks   Unit  Overview:    This  unit  of  Word  Work  will  focus  on  r  controlled ...
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Word  Work  Unit  2     Grade  Level:  Second   Timeframe:  5  weeks  

Unit  Overview:    This  unit  of  Word  Work  will  focus  on  r  controlled  vowels,  vowel  diphthongs,  prefixes  and  suffixes,  and  root  words  ,  as  well  as  reviewing  and   increasing  students’  knowledge  of  high  frequency  words.  The  continued  use  of  the  Daily  Opening  Routines  for  Word  Play  and  Phonemic  Awareness  found  in   the  Houghton  Mifflin  Teacher  Edition  will  reinforce  the  consistent  daily  routines  for  instruction,  as  well  as  provide  additional  phonemic  awareness   experience.    Ongoing  use  of  Word  Sorts  will  continue  to  help  students  explore  words  as  they  examine  and  interact  with  words  in  a  variety  of  sorting  activities.     Throughout  the  unit  the  teacher  should  model  the  activity  (I  do),  students  should  try  the  activity  as  a  class  (we  do),  and  students  are  then  released  to   complete  an  activity  independently  (you  do).      Some  teacher  made  materials  and  lessons  will  be  needed  to  supplement  the  use  of  the  Houghton  Mifflin   resources  when  teaching  specific  vowel  diphthongs,  such  as  oi  and  oy;  the  prefix  dis-­‐  and  suffix  –less.   Essential  Questions    

How  can  you  identify  vowel  team  sounds?   How  can  you  identify  long  vowel  sounds  in  two  syllable  words?     Common  Core  Standards  

Standards/Cumulative  Progress  Indicators  (Taught  and  Assessed):   RF  2.3.b  Know  spelling-­‐sound  correspondences  for  additional  common  vowel  teams.   •  Associate  symbols  (graphemes)  with  sounds  (phonemes),  and  sounds  with  symbols,  for  vowel  diphthongs  (e.g.  au,  ou/ow,  oi/oy).     •  Associate  symbols  (graphemes)  with  sounds  (phonemes),  and  sounds  with  symbols,  for  r-­‐controlled  vowels  (e.g.  ar,  er,  ir,  or,ur)   •  Apply  vowel  pattern  pronunciation  generalizations  to  read  words  with  these  vowel  diphthongs,  and  r-­‐controlled  vowels.     RF  2.3.d  Decode  words  with  common  prefixes  (e.g.  un-­‐,  dis-­‐,  re-­‐)  and  common  suffixes  (eg.-­‐ful,  -­‐less,  -­‐er)   RF  2.3.e  Identify  common  irregularly  spelled  words  (e.g.  bread,  love,  would,  could,  their,  there,  none,  both)   RF  2.3.f  Read  grade-­‐appropriate  irregularly  spelled  words.   L  2.4.c  Apply  the  knowledge  of  common  root  words  to  understand  the  meaning  of  unknown  words  with  the  same  root.     21st  Century  Skills  Standard  and  Progress  Indicators:   Independently  complete  tasks.   Take  turns  speaking  and  doing  in  whole  group  settings.   Work  collaboratively  with  peers  to  complete  tasks.     Work  collaboratively  with  partners  to  solve  problems.   Apply  critical  thinking  and  problem-­‐solving  strategies  during  structured  learning  experiences.         Apply  skills  and  knowledge  through  use  of  technology.          

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Dolch  Word  List     Week  1:  been,  first,  very,  read   Week  2:  made,  buy,  words,  also   Week  3:  great,  number,  different,  boy   Week  4:  long,  part,  over,  new   Week  5:  sound,  only,  take,  work   Application  in  Centers:     Word  Sorts  were  introduced  in  Unit  1.    It  is  intended  that  the  same  sorts  will  be  continued  in  the  third  unit  and  that  students  will  be  able  to  apply  the  various   sorts  during  independent  practice  at  centers.    Specific  information  about  Word  Sort  Variations  is  found  on  pages  40-­‐41  of  the  Literacy  and  Language  Guide.       Word  Sort  Variations:   Blind  Writing  Sort,  Speed  Sort,    Guess  My  Category,  Word  Hunt,    Pattern  Sort,    Open  Sort     Making  and  Writing  Words   If  Making  and  Writing  words  has  been  taught  and  used  during  direct  instruction  and  shared  practice  in  previous  units,  it  can  then  be  used  as  an  independent   center  activity.     Activities  for  Dolch  Word  List  (High  Frequency  Words):     Various  routines  and  activities  were  provided  in  units  one  and  two  for  introducing  and  practicing  words  from  the  Dolch  Word  list.  It  is  intended  that  the  same   activities  will  be  continued  in  the  third  unit.             Activities  for  Making  and  Writing  Words   Information  about  Tim  Rasinski’s  Making  and  Writing  Words  activity  is  included  in  the  link  below  and  includes  a  blank  template.      This  activity  can  be   introduced  and  used  throughout  the  unit  in  addition  to  or  in  place  of  some  of  the  word  sorts.     (http://www.readingonline.org/articles/art_index.asp?HREF=/articles/rasinski/index.html)         Additional  Journeys  Resources:   Literacy  and  Language  Guide  -­‐  Word  Study  information  can  be  found  on  pages  39-­‐55.       Journeys  Reading  Toolkit  –  Provides  foundational  skill  lesson  in  Phonemic  Awareness  and  Phonics  and  Decoding.  There  are  three  skill  stages  of  lessons.  The   teacher  uses  a  flip  chart  to  deliver  the  instruction  to  small  groups.  The  lessons  have  three  parts:  I  Do,  We  Do,  You  Do,  and  a  quick  evaluation  of  the  skill   knowledge.         Journeys  Interactive  Whiteboard  Lessons  2014  –  There  is  a  whiteboard  lesson  for  each  weekly  lesson  in  a  unit.  There  are  2  lessons  for  each  week:  Vocabulary   Strategies  and  Phonics.       Observation  Checklist:  There  is  an  Observation  Checklist  for  each  weekly  lesson.  They  are  found  in  the  Grab-­‐and-­‐Go  Resources  in  the  Assessment  Booklet.         Instructional  Plan   Reflection   2    

Pre-­‐assessment   Qualitative  Spelling  Inventory     DLO  -­‐  SWBAT  

Week  1   SWBAT  use  word  attack   strategies  to  recognize   sounds  of  letter   combination.     SWBAT  read  and  write   regularly  spelled  one  and   two  syllable  words  with   /oi/  spelled  oi  or  oy.     SWBAT  apply  vowel   pattern  pronunciation   generalizations  to  read   words  with  /oi/  spelled  oi   or  oy.     SWBAT  read  high-­‐ frequency  words.      

    Instructional   Practice  

Word  Work    

Student  Strategies  

Word  Wall   Word  Sorts  

Formative  Assessment  

  Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing   Words  

Activities  and  Resources   Journeys  Resources:   Daily  Opening  Routines  for  Word  Play  and   Phonemic  Awareness  (Unit  4)   Day  1:  TE  312-­‐313   Day  2:  TE  340-­‐341   Day  3:  TE  350-­‐351   Day  4:  TE  360-­‐361   Day  5:  TE  370-­‐371     Dolch  Word  List:  Introduce  high  frequency   words  from  list  and  add  to  the  word  wall.     Day  1:  been   Day  2:  first     Day  3:  very     Day  4:  read   Day  5:  review  all  words     Suggested  Word  List:  joy,  point,  voice,  join,   oil,  coin,  noise,  spoil,  toy,  joint,  boy,  soil,   choice,  boil     NOTE:    Teacher  made  lessons  and  materials   are  needed  to  teach  oi,  oy  vowel  dipthong   during  this  week.   It  is  suggested  that  teachers  follow  the  same   type  of  activities  as  suggested  in  the  Literacy   and  Language  Guide:  Word  Study  Lesson  28.   Pages  110-­‐111  provides  suggested  activities  to   deliver  instruction.     Day  1:  model  Word  Sort   Day  2:  Speed  Sort   Day  3:  Blind  Writing  Sort   Day  4:  Open  Sort   Day  5:  assess  using  a  Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing  Words     NOTE:  Making  and  Writing  Words  can  be   substituted  on  one  or  more  of  the  days  for  the   word  sort  activity.      

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Week  2   SWBAT  use  word  attack   strategies  to  recognize   sounds  of  letter   combination.     SWBAT  read  and  write   regularly  spelled  one  and   two  syllable  words  with  r   controlled  vowels  spelled   er,  ir  and  ur.       SWBAT  apply  vowel   pattern  pronunciation   generalizations  to  read   words  with  r  controlled   vowels  spelled  er,  ir  and   ur.     SWBAT  read  high-­‐ frequency  regular  one   syllable  words  with  long   and  short  vowels.      

Word  Work    

Interim  Benchmark  Assessment:  Dolch  Word  List  

Word  Wall   Word  Sorts  

Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing   Words  

Journeys  Resources:   Daily  Opening  Routines  for  Word  Play  and   Phonemic  Awareness  (Unit  4)   Day  1:  TE  412-­‐413   Day  2:  TE  440-­‐441   Day  3:  TE  450-­‐451   Day  4:  TE  460-­‐461   Day  5:  TE  470-­‐471     Dolch  Word  List:  Introduce  high  frequency   words  from  list  and  add  to  the  word  wall.     Day  1:  made     Day  2:  buy   Day  3:  words   Day  4:  also     Day  5:  review  all  words     Suggested  Word  List:  her,  fern,  girl,  sir,  stir,   bird,  fur,  hurt,  turn,  third,  verb,  germ,  dirt,   first     NOTE:    Teacher  made  lessons  and  materials   are  needed  to  teach  words  with  th    er,  ir  and   ur  pattern  during  this  week.   It  is  suggested  that  teachers  follow  the  same   type  of  activities  as  suggested  in  the  Literacy   and  Language  Guide:  Word  Study  Lesson  19  or   20.  Pages  92-­‐95  provide  suggested  activities  to   deliver  instruction.     Day  1:  model  Word  Sort   Day  2:  Guess  My  Category   Day  3:  Open  Sort   Day  4:  Speed  Sort     Day  5:  assess  using  a  Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing  Words     NOTE:  Making  and  Writing  Words  can  be   substituted  on  one  or  more  of  the  days  for  the   word  sort  activity.      

 

 

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Week  3   Word  Work   SWBAT  use  the  meaning  of     the  prefix  and  base  word   to  figure  out  the  meaning   of  a  new  or  unfamiliar   word.       SWBAT  read  and  write   regularly  spelled  one  and   two  syllable  words  with   the  prefixes  re-­‐,  un-­‐  and   dis-­‐.     SWBAT  read  high-­‐ frequency  regular  one   syllable  words  with  long   and  short  vowels.      

Word  Wall   Word  Sorts  

Lesson  24  Unit  5   Observation  Checklist   (found  in  Grab  –and  –   Go!  Assessment   Booklet)       Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing   Words    

Journeys  Resources:     Daily  Opening  Routines  for  Word  Play  and   Phonemic  Awareness  (Unit  5)   Day  1:  TE  312-­‐313   Day  2:  TE  338-­‐339   Day  3:  TE  348-­‐349   Day  4:  TE  360-­‐361   Day  5:  TE  370-­‐371     Dolch  Word  List:  Introduce  high  frequency   words  from  list  and  add  to  the  word  wall.     Day  1:  great   Day  2:  number   Day  3:  different     Day  4:  boy     Day  5:  review  all  words     Suggested  Word  List:    unhappy,  retell,     unkind,  repaint,  refill,  unlike,  remake,  unpack,   reread,  unlock,  replay,  dislike,  displease,   discolor     Literacy  and  Language  Guide:  Word  Study   Lesson  24,  pages  102-­‐103  provides  suggested   activities  to  deliver  instruction.     Day  1:  model  Word  Sort   Day  2:  Repeat  the  Sort   Day  3:  Blind  Writing  Sort   Day  4:  Open  Sort   Day  5:  assess  using  another  Blind  Writing  Sort   or  Making  and  Writing  Words     Root  Words  –  Unit  3  TE  456-­‐457   Interactive  Whiteboard  Lesson      Root  Words  –  Unit  3  T492-­‐493      

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Week  4   Word  Work   SWBAT  use  the  meaning  of     the  prefix  and  base  word   to  figure  out  the  meaning   of  a  new  or  unfamiliar   word.       SWBAT  read  and  write   regularly  spelled  one  and   two  syllable  words  with   the  suffixes  ful,  less  and  er.     SWBAT       SWBAT  read  high-­‐ frequency  regular  one   syllable  words  with  long   and  short  vowels.      

Interim  Benchmark  Assessment:  Dolch  Word  List  

Word  Wall   Word  Sorts  

Lesson  23  Unit  5   Observation  Checklist   (found  in  Grab  –and  –   Go!  Assessment   Booklet)       Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing   Words                     .      

Journeys  Resources:   Daily  Opening  Routines  for  Word  Play  and   Phonemic  Awareness  (Unit  5)   Day  1:  TE  212-­‐213   Day  2:  TE  216-­‐217   Day  3:  TE  248-­‐249   Day  4:  TE  260-­‐261   Day  5:  TE  270-­‐271     Dolch  Word  List:  Introduce  high  frequency   words  from  list  and  add  to  the  word  wall.     Day  1:  long     Day  2:  part   Day  3:  over   Day  4:  new     Day  5:  review  all  words     Suggested  Word  List:  helpful,  hopeful,   thankful,  wishful,  useful,  mouthful,  singer,   teacher,  speaker,  fighter,  painless,  helpless,   thankless,  hopeless     Literacy  and  Language  Guide:  Word  Study   Lesson  23,  pages  100-­‐101  provides  suggested   activities  to  deliver  instruction.     Day  1:  model  Word  Sort   Day  2:  Repeat  the  Sort   Day  3:  Word  Hunt   Day  4:  Speed  Sort   Day  5:  assess  using  a  Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing  Words    

 

 

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Week  5   SWBAT  construct  and   deconstruct  contractions.       SWBAT       SWBAT  read  high-­‐ frequency  regular  one   syllable  words  with  long   and  short  vowels.      

Word  Work    

Word  Wall   Word  Sorts  

Lesson  10  Unit  2   Observation  Checklist   (found  in  Grab  –and  –   Go!  Assessment   Booklet)       Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing   Words                     .      

Journeys  Resources:   Daily  Opening  Routines  for  Word  Play  and   Phonemic  Awareness  (Unit  2)   Day  1:  TE  412-­‐413   Day  2:  TE  438-­‐439   Day  3:  TE  448-­‐449   Day  4:  TE  458-­‐459   Day  5:  TE  468-­‐469     Dolch  Word  List:  review  all  Unit  3  words     Literacy  and  Language  Guide:  Word  Study   Lesson  10,  pages  74-­‐75  provides  suggested   activities  to  deliver  instruction.     Day  1:  model  Word  Sort   Day  2:  Guess  My  Category   Day  3:  Word  Hunt   Day  4:  Blind  Word  Sort   Day  5:  assess  using  a  Blind  Writing  Sort  or   Making  and  Writing  Words     Additional  lessons:       Contractions  with  not    -­‐  Unit  6  T38,  T58   Summative  Word  Work  Assessment  

Dolch  Word  Checklist   Observation  Checklist  

 

  Summative  Performance  Assessment  

Benchmark  Assessment    

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