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Interventions
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| Driving Instruction w/DIBELS |
| RHYMING Discrimination: |
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| Go Fish p. 8 |
| Happy Sticks p. 9 |
| Sort It Out p. 10 |
| Cover Up p. 11 |
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| RHYMING Production: |
| Capture the Card p. 12 |
| Cover Up p. 11 |
| Feed the Pig p.13 |
| Fishing for Fun p. |
| Initial Sound: Identify |
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| Capture the Card p.20 |
| Cover Up p. 21 |
| Feed the Pig p. 22 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 23 |
| Final Sounds: |
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| Capture the Card p.30 |
| Cover Up p. 31 |
| Feed the Pig p. 32 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 33 |
| Happy Sticks p. 34 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 35 |
| Medial Sounds: |
| Capture the Card p.36 |
| Cover Up p. 37 |
| Feed the Pig p. 38 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 39 |
| Sort It Out p. 40 |
| Driving Instruction w/DIBELS |
| Compound Segmentation |
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| Syllables |
| Clap Along p.16 |
| Down and Back Again p.17 |
| Count the Sounds p. 18 |
| Say and Slide p. 19 |
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| Blend Segmentation |
| Phonemes Initial Deletion |
| Feed the Pig p. 24 |
| Phonemes Segmentation |
| Clap Along p. 41 |
| Say and Slide p. 42 |
| Capture the Card p. 43 |
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| Feed the Pig p. 44 |
| Happy Sticks Get Tappy p. 45 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 46 |
| Cover Up p. 47 |
| Say and Slide p. 48 |
| Driving Instruction w/DIBELS |
| Letter Sound Correspondence |
| Initial Consonants |
| Happy Sticks p. 58 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 59 |
| Feed the Pig p. 60 |
| Go Fish p.61 |
| Capture the Card p.62 |
| Cover Up p. 63 |
| Final |
| Happy Sticks p. 64 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 65 |
| Feed the Pig p. 66 |
| Go Fish p.67 |
| Capture the Card p.68 |
| Cover Up p. 69 |
| Medial Vowels |
| Happy Sticks p. 70 |
| Sort It Out p. 71 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 72 |
| Feed the Pig p. 73 |
| Go Fish p.74 |
| Capture the Card p.75 |
| Blending CVC |
| Capture the Card p.76 |
| Feed the Pig p. 77 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 78 |
| Word Families |
| Sort It Out p. 79 |
| Capture the Card p. 80 |
| Feed the Pig p. 81 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 82 |
| Building Word Families |
| Capture the Card p. 80 |
| Feed the Pig p. 81 |
| Fishing for Fun p. 82 |
| I've DIBELed, Now What? Page 188 - 213 |
| * Syllables (Cap, Snap, tap/Syllable puzzles) |
* Rhyming
* Sound Dominos
* Initial sound Sort/ Picture Card Sort
*Turtle Talk |
| * Tap and Sweep |
* Say It and Move It
* Addition |
| * Substitution |
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| IDENTIFICATION |
| PPLSP: PA-1 to 3 |
| PHONEME MANIP |
| PPLSP: PA-4 to 7 |
| AUDITORY SEQUENCING |
| PPLSP: PA-10 |
a. Phoneme Isolation (PA-1-PPLS): Model the segmentation of sounds in a word by moving counters
(not letters) into a drawn rectangle that has been divided into as many sections as the sound in the word. Then point to the counter that represents the sound that is being isolated. You can use the Say and Slide page for three or four phoneme words found in the Driving Instruction with the Dibels kit).
b. Auditory Battery (Auditory Segmentation)
FCRR Activity PA036
See It – Sound It
FLRR Activity PA037
Phoneme Isolating
The Last Sound Is...
Students use final sound clues to identify objects.
1. Place final sound objects on a flat surface.
2. Taking turns, student one chooses and silently names an object. Isolates and says the final sound aloud (e.g., "Find the object that ends in /l/.").
3. Student two looks at the objects and selects the one with the designated final sound. Names the object and says its final sound (i.e., "turtle, /l/").
4. Reverse roles and continue until all objects are identified.
Phoneme Isolating
Students determine and say initial sounds of objects as they are taken out of a box.
1. Place the box of objects on a flat surface.
2. Working in pairs, student one selects an object from the box and shows the object.
3. Student two names the object and says its initial sound (e.g., "domino, /d/"). Place object aside.
4. Continue until all objects and their initial sounds are identified.
Working Out with Phonological Awareness
Lindamood-Bell
Orton Gillingham
Linguistic Remedies
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| LETTER NAMING |
| I've DIBELed, Now What? Page 174 |
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* Singing (turtle, person, rocket)
* Other tunes
* Matching Letters (Alphabet Arc)
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| NONSENSE WORD FLUENCY |
| I've DIBELed, Now What? |
| Page 221 - 246 |
| *Letter-Sound Cards |
| *Touch and Say (blending…) |
| * Stamp Mat |
| * Word Chains |
| * Multisyllabic Words |
| * Decodable Text |
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| CONS/VOWELS |
| PPLSP: P- 1 to 12 |
PHONOGRAMS/
WORD FAMILIES |
| PPLSP: P-14 & 15 |
| SYLLABICATION/ CHUNKING |
| PPLSP: p- 19 & 20 |
LNF:
a. Letter-Sound Association Powerpoint (Scott Web)
b. Skill and Drill Alphabet Cards
c. Alphabet Matching Game
Zoo phonics (physical features match letters/sound)
LIPS
Orton Gillingham 3 Part Drill
FCRR
Phonics 2-3
Letter-Sound Correspondence
P.001 Letter-Sound Match
P.002 Word Blender
P.003 Digraph Roll-A-Word
P.004 Digraph Bingo!
P.005 Change My Word
P.006 Map-A-Word
P.007 Word Spinners
High Frequency Words
P.008 Jumping Words
P.009 Word Concentration
P.010 Say and Spell
P.011 Word Crazy
P.HFW High Frequency Words
Variant Correspondences
P.012 Knoll Stroll
P.013 Giraff es, Goats, Cats, and Centipedes
P.014 Roll and Read
P.015 Short and Long
P.016 How Many Words?
P.017 Same but Diff erent
P.018 Fishing for Vowel Digraphs
P.019 Vowel Digraph Baseball
P.020 Spell and Sort
P.021 Jar Sort
P.022 Word Stars
P.023 “R” Caterpillars
P.024 Diphthong-O
P.025 Sight and Sound Scout
P.026 Sounds of Silence
P.027 Beanstalk Climb
P.028 Wild Word Dominoes
Syllable Patterns
P.029 Syllables, Words, and Pictures
P.030 Syllable Scoops
P.031 Syllable Snake
P.032 Syllable Cut-Ups
P.033 Map and Swoop
P.034 Six-Way Syllable Sort
P.035 Syllable Trivia
P.036 Syllable Share
Morpheme Structures
P.037 Compound Concentration
P.038 Word Plus
P.039 Covering the Bases
P.040 Parting Words
P.041 Affi x Hunt
P.042 Front or Back
P.043 Base Word Sort
P.044 Word Construction
Recipe for Reading
Phonemic Awareness-Auditory-Kinesthetic connections
Prefixes and Suffixes: Systematic Sequential Phonics and Spelling, Patricia Cunningham
Teaching Phonics and Word Study in the Intermediate Grades, Wiley Blevins
Linguistic Remedies
Orton Gillingham
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*SMR2
*Language!
*Read 180
*Reading Navigator
| I've DIBELed, Now What? Page 253 |
| * Repeated Oral Readings (Fluent Reader) |
* Partner Read
* Echo Read
* Fluency Drills
* Fluency phones "Self-phone" |
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ACCURACY
PPLSP: F-1 to 5 |
| AUTOMATICITY |
| PPLSP: F-6 to 11 |
| EXPRESSION |
| PPLSP: F-12 to 17 |
NIM (Neurological Impress Method)
Repeated Reading
Paired Repeated Reading
Chunking by phrase
Highlighting
Listening Center
Timed Reading
Pair/share
Repeated Reading
Impress
Poetry
Choral Reading
Echo Reading
Whisper Reading
Taped Reading
Shared Reading
Fluency Drills
Reader's Theater
Read Naturally
6 Minute Solution
Great Leaps!
Phonics review
AIMSweb CBMs
Read Naturally - Phonics Series, .8 - 2.7 GL
Power Reading-Marie Carbo
Colored Overlays
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*Jamestown Series
*Jamestown Reading Skills
*Jamestown Skill Booklets
*SMR2
*Language!
*Sourcebooks
*Read 180
*Reading Navigator
| I've DIBELed, Now What? Page 273 |
* K-W-L Chart
*Making a Movie |
*Green, Yellow, and Red Question Cards
* Compare and Contrast
* Cause and Effect |
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| BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE |
| PPLSP: C- 1 to 14 |
| TEXT STRUCTURE |
| PPLSP: C-15 to 24 |
| METACOGNITION |
| PPLSP: C-25 to 31 |
| RETELLING/RECALLING |
| PPLSP: C-32 to 42 |
| LITERAL COMPREHENSION |
| PPLSP: C-43 |
| SUMMARIZING |
| PPLSP: C-44 to 46 |
| INFERENTIAL COMPREHENSION |
| PPLSP: C-47 to 58 |
| EVALUATIVE COMPREHENSION |
| PPLSP: C-59-61 |
RTF:
a. SQ3R (Survey, Question, Read, Recite, Review)—PPLSP C-32
b. Graphic Organizers—PPLSP C-35
FCRR 2-3
Comprehension
Narrative Text Structure
C.001 Character Characteristics
C.002 Compare-A-Character
C.003 Story Line-Up
C.004 Story Book
C.005 Story Element Sort
C.006 Story Element Web
C.007 Story Grammar Yammer
C.008 Retell Ring
C.009 Retell-A-Story
C.010 Compare-A-Story
Expository Text Structure
C.011 Book Look
C.012 Just the Facts
C.013 Keys to the Main Idea
C.014 Expository Exploration
C.015 Main Idea Highlights
C.016 Classic Classifying
C.017 Reading the Research
Text Analysis
C.018 Fiction and Nonfi ction Review
C.019 Fact or Opinion Football
C.020 Cause and Eff ect Match
C.021 Compare and Contrast
C.022 Incredible Inferences
C.023 Persuade, Inform, and Entertain Sort
Monitoring for Understanding
C.024 Background Knowledge Warm-Up
C.025 Anticipation Sort
C.026 Precise Predictions
C.027 Read and Ask
C.028 Question Quest
C.029 Ask and Answer
C.030 Simple Summary
C.031 Sum Summary!
C.032 Strategic Strategies
C.033 Reading Repair
C.034 Show-U-Know
Visualizing/Verbalizing Lindamood-Bell
Improving Reading, Jerry L. Johns, Chapter 5
Best Practices in Literacy Instruction, Gambrell, Morrow, and Pressley, Chapter 10
Edmark 1 & 2
Jr. Great Books
William & Mary
SuccessMaker
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*Jamestown Series
*Jamestown Vocabulary Drills
*SMR2
*Language!
*Jamestown Skill Booklets
*Sourcebooks
*Read 180
*Reading Navigator
| I've DIBELed, Now What? Page 263 |
| * Robust Vocabulary Instruction |
* Colors and Shapes of Language
* Vocabulary Map
* Human Word Web |
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CONTEXT PPLSP:V-7 to 18, pg. 31 |
| WORD KNOWLEDGE |
| PPLSP: V-19 to 26 |
Vanilla Vocabulary - Lindamood-Bell
Lincs
Marzano's 6 steps
Context Clues—PPLSP V-10
FCRR 2-3
Word Knowledge
V.001 Contraction Bingo!
V.002 Synonym Dominoes
V.003 Opposites Attract
V.004 Synonym-Antonym Connections
V.005 Abbreviation Match-Up
V.006 Homophone Hunt
V.007 Homograph Hitch
V.008 Spin Sort
Morphemic Elements
V.009 Compound Word Trivia
V.010 Affix Match
V.011 Affix Action
V.012 Build-A-Word
V.013 Sentence Match
V.014 Root-A-Word
Word Meaning
V.015 Word Wise
V.016 Oh My Word!
V.017 Word Wrap
V.018 Inside Information
V.019 Word Web
Word Analysis
V.020 Extreme Words
V.021 Word Wake-Up
V.022 Category Cube
V.023 Category Sort
V.024 Meaning Map
V.025 Concept Connection
V.026 Alike and Diff erent
V.027 Attribute Analysis
V.028 Analogy Basketball
V.029 Analogy Action
Words in Context
V.030 Word Filler
V.031 What-A-Word
V.032 Multiple Meaning Match
V.033 Meaning Exchange
V.034 Word Express
V.035 Meaning Maker
V.036 Word Why
V.037 Ask-Explain-List
Visualizing/Verbalizing Lindamood-Bell
Content integration pre-teaching
Best Practices in Literacy Instruction, Gambrell, Morrow, and Pressley, Chapter 8
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Comments (2)
Vince said
at 6:52 pm on Jan 26, 2008
Your questions are good, but some are very specific and perhaps subquestions to larger concepts. For example, we might have a research question about aligning interventions but then focus more specifically on district resources, etc. Maybe a starting point is to "inventory" what interventions we have in the District (Brenda LaBrasse and David Brilliant can probably give you that info).
Vince Puzick said
at 3:31 pm on Sep 29, 2008
Another new element for this group to consider is our district's qualifiers for IEP (movement from tier ii to tier iii.) I've seen some new documentation that indicates students need to be progress monitored by measures with national norms to qualify for IEP. That brings up the question: what measures do we have that have national norms? DIBELS and MAP come to mind, but are limiting for various reasons. - Jan Schneider
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