95% Unit 1 Assessment

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What is Sound-Spelling Mapping?

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It is the way we connect sounds to letters to spell words. For example, the sounds in 's l o sh' help us spell the word 'slosh'.

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What is Sound-Symbol Mapping?

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It is the connection between sounds and the letters that represent them. For example, the sounds in 's t r i p e' help us spell the word 'stripe'.

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What is Syllable Mapping?

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It is breaking down words into syllables. For example, 'im + pede' makes the word 'impede'.

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What is Sentence Dictation?

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It is writing down a sentence that you hear. For example, 'The ice melted on the drive.'

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What did Zane want to do at the lake?

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He wanted to skate on the ice.

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What does 'impede' mean?

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To delay or prevent someone or something from doing something.

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What is a syllable?

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A syllable is a single, unbroken sound of a spoken (or written) word. For example, 'cat' has one syllable.

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What is a sentence?

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A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought. For example, 'The dog runs fast.'

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What does 'melted' mean?

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To change from a solid to a liquid, usually due to heat.

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What is the purpose of checking the ice?

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To see if it is safe to skate on.