Cuestionario: How to develop fluency: Part 2

With every new sound taught…

It is recommended to review it every day

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It is ideal to have a pack of words containing that sound to practice reading the sound

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It’s very important to sing the alphabet at the same time

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A and B are correct

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When choosing a story for the children, it is very important that the words in the story are…

New words containing unknown phonemes to challenge the children and motivate them

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All adapted to their level and include phonemes they know

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Almost all High Frequency Words

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None are correct

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Explaining the meaning of the words in a story is…

Something to do the day the teacher reads the book for the first time

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An essential part to make sure children completely understand what they are reading

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Important to help children improve their comprehension skills

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All are correct

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Reading the words of the story beforehand…

All are correct

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Will help children be more confident when reading the story

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Will help children to be ready to understand what they are reading and willing to read more and more

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Helps children develop their fluency and comprehension

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To develop children’s fluency and comprehension…

Read, practice, explain and review all, or at least the more difficult words they could find in the stories they read

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Review the phonemes once a week

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Spell new words every month

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All are correct

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The writing activities should be…

Very simple to keep children motivated

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Adapted to the children´s level

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Avoid writing until they can read all phonemes

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Use only every two or three weeks

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Some writing activities to do with the children after reading the book are…

Write a sentence from the story

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Fill in the gaps in a sentence using the words they had practiced

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Answer questions from the story

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All are correct

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A sound detector is…

The phoneme they hear every day and they have to guess and write it

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A game they use to find new sounds

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The pack of words the teacher uses and that they practise reading every day

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A pack of sticks with the phonemes they are learning written on them

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As part of your phonics lesson, in order to keep developing their writing, you should build on…

Maths

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Grammar and punctuation

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Geography

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Science

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Rhyming activities are…

Good to help children to better understand the concept of a word. This also helps children understand that some words could sound similar but we spell them differently, with a different phoneme

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Good to help children to better understand the concept of a word and a syllable. This also helps children understand that some words could sound similar but we spell them differently, with a different phoneme

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Good to help children to better understand the concept of a word, a syllable and a phoneme. This also helps children understand that some words could sound similar but we spell them differently, with a different phoneme

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Good to help the children to better understand the concept of a sentence. This also helps children understand that some words could sound similar but we spell them differently, with a different phoneme

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Cuestionario: How to develop fluency: Part 2

Cuestionario: How to develop fluency: Part 2

Covadonga Fernández

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