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Kindergarten Reading

Phonemic Awareness

Description

Lessons

I-A

Exhibit phonological awareness

15

I-B

Exhibit phonemic awareness

8

Phonics

 

 

II-A Demonstrate letter-sound association 11
II-B Identify upper-and lower-case letters 6
II-C Demonstrate an awareness of the correlation of sounds, letters, and words. 10
Fluency    

III-A
Before kindergarten students can read with fluency, they need to develop a variety of prereading strategies. These strategies can be developed by modeling fluent reading and by having students engage in repeated oral reading 8
Vocabulary    
IV-A Learn new words through stories and explicit instruction, listening, and connecting with life experiences 6
IV-B Recognize kindergarten high-frequency words in print 6
Comprehension    
V-A

Recall Information

5
V-B

Make Predictions

4
V-C Respond to stories by asking questions, discussing ideas, and relating events to daily life 5
V-D Identify correct sequence of events after hearing a story read 4
V-E Use picture clues to help predict the meaning 6
V-F Begin to use the four cueing systems 4
V-G Recognize when simple sentences fail to make sense 3
V-H Differentiate between reality and fantasy 3
Reading Behaviors    
VI-A Spend a substantial amount of time engaged in daily reading activities using a variety of strategies (reading to, with, and by) 5
VI-B

Recognize and use print in the environment

4
VI-C Exhibit knowledge of the concepts of print 3
VI-D Handle books and media responsibly 2

VI-E
Become an emergent reader by beginning to control early strategies, such as directionality, one-on-one voice print match, and relying on picture clues and language to support meaning 3
VI-F Express ideas and demonstrate age appropriate knowledge 2
VI-G Use beginning study strategies 3
VI-H Use available technology to reinforce the reading process 6
Oral Language Development    
VII-A Use appropriate listening and speaking behaviors 2
VII-B Verbalize correct personal data 4
VII-C Participate in oral sharing (poetry, show and tell, journals, etc.) 5

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