Transitional Plan Levels J-M Based on 20-minute lesson each day. Prompts for Guided Reading
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1 Next Step in Guided Reading K-2 Emergent & Early Plan levels A-I Transitional Plan Levels J-M Based on 20-minute lesson each day Based on 20-minute lesson each day Day 1 Day 2 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Sight word review (writing) Sight word review Preview & Predict New vocabulary for <1 min. (optional after E) <1 min. (optional after E) New vocabulary next section of text Introduce and read new Finish 1 st read and/or text w/prompting reread familiar texts 8-10 min. w/prompting 5-8 min. Teaching points 2 min. Teaching points 2 min. crosscheck endings phrasing & intonation use MSV known parts recall information reread analogies retell story elements Teach new sight word Teach new sight word 1-2 min. (optional after E) (optional after E) Word Study 5-8 min. Guided writing 5-8 min. Self-monitoring & Decoding Are you right? What would make sense? Check the picture. Think about the story. Get your mouth ready. Check the middle (or end) of the word. Reread. Cover the ending. Is there a part you know? Break the word apart. Do you know another word that looks like this one? What can you do to help yourself? (3-5 min.) Read w/prompting (10 min.) Teaching points: Decoding, fluency, vocabulary, retell. Discussion prompt Word Study (3-5 minutes) Prompts for Guided Reading (2-3 min.) Continue reading w/prompting (12-15 min.) Teaching points: Decoding, fluency vocabulary, retell. Discussion prompt Word Study (3-5 minutes) Reread book for fluency, if appropriate (5 minutes) Guided Writing (15-20 minutes) Fluency & Phrasing Vocabulary Comprehension Read it without pointing. How would the character say that? Can you read it like the character? Read it all together so it sounds smooth. The teacher uses her fingers to frame 2-3 words at a time, helping the student read in phrases. The teacher slides his finger over the words to push the student s eye forward. The teacher reads w/student and models intonation & expression. Why is this word in bold print? Reread and look for Read on and look for Substitute another word that makes sense. Check the picture. Find a part you know. Have you heard that word before? How can it help? Does this word remind you of another word you know? What would make sense? If reading is fluent, spend entire lesson doing guided writing. Look at the picture and tell me what you read. (retell w/picture support) What did you read on this page? (cover picture & prompt for retell) What happened at the beginning of the story? Then what happened? What s the problem in the story? (analysis) What might happen next? How could they solve the problem? (predict) How is the character feeling now? (inference) Why do you think the character did (or said) that? (inference, causeeffect)
2 Summary of Word Study and Writing Activities for Each Text Level: A-M Level Skill focus Picture sorts Making words w/ mag. letters /Analogy Charts Sound Boxes Guided Writing A Consonants Initial Making words: Exchange initial consonants. 2 boxes (consonant Dictated sentence: 3-5 words 1 Long consonants cat, fat, mat, bat, hat and long vowel) Focus: letter formation, initial sounds, B 2 C 3/4 D 5/6 E 7/8 F 9/10 G 11/12 H 13/14 I 15/16 J-M Consonants Short medial (a, o) Short Hearing sounds in sequence (CVC) Digraphs sh, ch, th Endings: -s -ing -ed Simple contractions can t, I m, didn t Initial blends Onset/rimes Contractions Final blends Onsets/rimes Contractions Blends Silent e rule ee, ar, ay, oa, or, all, ow (cow). ew Endings ou, ew, ight, aw, ai, oi, ow (low) Compound words Multisyllabic words Prefixes & suffixes Vocabulary strategies Initial & final consonants short a & o Short (e,i,u) Initial and final digraphs Initial blends Making words: Exchange initial & final consonants. pat, pan, pad, mad, man; hat, has, ham, bam, bat Making words: Exchange initial, medial, and final letters; use all short. pot, hot, hop, hip, hit,, sit, sat; cat, cap, cup, cut Making words: Exchange first, medial, and final letters, include digraphs: hot-hop-chop-chip-shipshin-chin Making words: Add and delete initial clusters. cap-clap-clip-grip-grin (Break at onset and rime.) Making words: Add and delete final clusters. wentwept-west-lest-list-limp (Break at onset and rime) Making words: silent e rule mat-mate-maneman-pan-pane cat came Analogy charts: silent e rule flat blame Include blends slap snake Analogy charts: cow day now may plow tray crowded staying Include blends & endings: -ed, -ing, -er Analogy charts: vowel patterns new night few sight blew fright chewy slightly Include blends & endings: -er, -est, -ly, -y Analogy charts; vowel patterns and endings Magnetic letters: make a multisyllabic word and break into syllables: e-nor-mous, dis-gust-ing Work with affixes: un-, re-, dis-, -ful, -tion, -able. me, go, he, so 2 boxes (short vowel-consonant) at, an, on, am, as 3 boxes (CVC) hop, mat, did 3 boxes digraphs & short medial ship, chat, than mash, much, path 4 boxes initial blends, short slip, clan, step 4 boxes - final blends, short west, milk, sunk 5 boxes - initial and final blends, short stink, grunt, stomp 5 boxes initial and final blends, short Learn about 10 sight words Dictated sentence: 5-7 words Focus: initial & final sounds, long, period, sight words Dictated sentence: 7-10 words Focus: CVC, 30 sight words, space w/o prompting, capitalize 1st word Dictate two sentences Focus: digraphs, add endings (s, ing), use lowercase letters, correct letter position (j,g,y,p), sight words, space, period and capitalize 1st letter w/o prompting Dictated sentence or guided retelling (2-3 sentences) Focus: initial blends, use known parts Guided retelling (B-M-E) 3 sentences Focus: final blends, two-syllable words, sight words, question mark Guided retelling (B-M-E) 3-4 sentences Somebody-Wanted-But-So (S-W-B-S) Focus: silent e, two-syllable words B-M-E (4-5 sentences) or S-W-B-S Focus: Correctly spell vowel patterns that have been taught (all, ow, ay, etc), silent e, quotation marks for dialogue, endings: er, ed, B-M-E, S-W-B-S or 5-finger retell 5-finger retell: 1-characters, 2-setting, 3-problem, 4-events, 5-ending Focus: transition words, e drop (hike to hiking), more (ight, ew, ea, etc) Guided response to the story S-W-B-S, Problem-Solution Character feelings at BME Main idea details Multiple syllables, endings,
3 Emergent Lesson Plan Template (Levels A-C) Group: Book Title: Level: Day 1 Date: Day 2 Date: Sight-Word Review-Writing (1 min.) Sight-Word Review-Writing (1 min) Introduce New Book: This book is called and it s about Discuss pictures and introduce new vocabulary: Continue Reading Yesterday s Book and other familiar stories. Use prompts listed under Day 1. (8-10 minutes) Record observations and individual teaching points: TEXT READING WITH PROMPTING (5-8 minutes) Check your picture. What would make sense? Get your mouth ready for the first sound. Could it be or. Show me the word. Check the word with your finger. Are you right? Try reading without pointing (at level C). How would the character say that? Teaching Points after Reading: Demonstrate a strategy for self-monitoring and decoding (1-2 minutes) One-to-one matching (At level C, discourage pointing.) Get mouth ready for initial sound Use picture clues (Meaning) Cross-check picture & 1 st letter Monitor with known words Fluency and expression Prompt: Teach One Sight Word: Word Study - choose one: (3-5 minutes) Sound sorts Making words Sound boxes Visual scanning (check the word left to right) Prompt: Teach Same Sight Word: Guided Writing (5-8 minutes) Dictate 1 or 2 sentences that include the new sight word for this lesson and other familiar sight words.
4 Early Lesson Plan Template (Levels D-I) Group: Book Title: Level: Day 1 Date: Day 2 Date: Sight-Word Review-Writing (1 min/optional after Level E) Sight-Word Review-Writing (1 min/optional after Level E Introduce New Book: This book is called and it s about Continue Reading Yesterday s Book and other familiar stories. (8-10 minutes) Record observations and individual teaching points: Preview & Predict/Picture Walk New vocabulary: TEXT READING WITH INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCES - - See Prompts for Guided Reading (8-10 minutes) Teaching Points: Demonstrate a strategy for self-monitoring, decoding, or fluency. (1-2 minutes) Self-monitoring and Decoding Strategies p. Reread at difficulty and think what makes sense. Attend to endings. Use known parts. Fluency, Phrasing & Expression Read w/o pointing. Read the punctuation. Attend to bold words. p. Contractions. Use analogies. Reread page for expression. Make it sound like the characters are talking. Chunk big words. Prompt: Teach One Sight Word: (1-2 minute/optional after Level 8) Word Study - choose 1: (3-5 minutes) Sound sorts Making words Sound boxes Analogy Chart Read a paragraph using intonation that reflects the author s intent Prompt: Teach Same Sight Word: (1-2 minute/optional after Level 8) Guided Writing (5-8 minutes) Dictated Sentences or Guided Response BME Beginning, Middle End SWBS Somebody, Wanted, But, So Problem-solution Character comparisons
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