RF.1.3.E.iii: Decode Two-Syllable Words That Contain Open Syllables
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Skill
RF.1.3.E.iii: Decode Two-Syllable Words That Contain Open Syllables
Standard
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.1.3.E.iii: Decode two-syllable words following basic patterns by breaking the words into syllables.
Description
- Mastery: Student is able to read two-syllable words that contain open syllables.
- Acquiring: Student is able to decode two-syllable words that contain open syllables with the aid of a teacher, strategy, or when referring to an anchor chart. Student may only be able to correctly decode the syllable that contains the open syllable pattern.
Probes
T: Read the following words: basic, begin, bonus, hotel, moment, relax, robot, student, unit, future, mason
Activities and Resources
Small Group Instruction – Direct Instruction
- P.053 Syllable Patterns Picture It In Syllables
- P.029 Syllable Patterns Syllables, Words and Pictures Note: Use only 2 syllable words
- AP.010 Syllable Sort
- Open & Closed Syllables
- Syllable Lesson, p390
- Word Bank: apron, basic, began, begin, beyond, bonus, depend, even, hotel, locate, moment, music, recent, relax, resist, result, robot, student, unit
- Word Bank- First Syllable Open
During Transitions
- Comprehensive Resource- p6 Activities
- Nessy Reading Strategy: Closed and Open Syllables
- Learn Syllables | Syllable Song or Clap, Stomp and Chomp
Reinforce Skills/Independent Work Time – Independent/Small Group Center Activity
- P.035 Syllable Patterns Syllable Trivia
- P.034 Syllable Patterns Six Way Syllable Sort
- AP.012 Syllable Map-It (use only open syllables sheet)
- Read & Listen
Display (e.g. Anchor Chart)
Considerations & Reminders
- Students might focus on the beginning and ending letters while disregarding the letters in the middle. Teach students that multi-syllabic words need to be broken apart. Teach students to slow down when they approach longer words and apply the strategies that they have learned.