I've just learned a few new reading strategies and thought I'd share.
This one is called Spot and Dot.
We can use Spot and Dot to decode longer words. To Spot and Dot, we find the vowels and put a dot over each vowel or each group of vowels. Since every syllable has a a vowel, we look for the syllables around the vowels.
*If the syllable ends with a vowel, usually the vowel says its long sound.
*If the syllable ends with a consonant, we know the vowel makes its short vowel sound.
*If the vowel ends with a consonant, we know the vowel makes its short vowel sound.
*We also know, "When two vowels go walking, the first vowel does the talking."
This one is great for reading and can be used for spelling too!
Saturday, April 9, 2011
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This is so cool Lorena! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteKristen
I'm glad to share. I have a few more, I'll post them soon.
ReplyDeleteCute idea!! Those vowels sure are tricky!
ReplyDeleteHadar