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WorksheetsLearning to Read PCK
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
According to the "spot and dot" method, if there is one consonant under the line:
It usually goes with the last syllable, but you must check
It usually goes with the first syllable, but you must check
You never know
Not enough information
According to the "spot and dot" method, if there are two consonants under the line:
not enough information
they go with the last syllable
split them
they go with the first syllable
Using the "spot and dot" method, how would you divide the word relax?
r-elax
re-lax
rel-ax
r-e-lax
What type of syllable is pet?
Open
Closed
What type of vowel does an open syllable contain?
Long
Short
A child can understand thousands of words spoken to them, but reads very few (if any) by the end of this stage of reading development:
Novice Reader
Decoding Reader
Emergent Pre-reader
Fluent, Comprehending Reader
At this stage of reading development, children are regularly asked to produce written, synthesized information based on the complex texts they read:
Expert Reader
Master Reader
Comprehending Reader
Decoding Reader
At the very beginning of this stage, listening comprehension is still more effective than reading comprehension when dealing with the same text.
Progressing, Decoding Reader
Stable, Accelerated Reader
Average, Stable Reader
Fluent, Comprehending Reader
In this stage of reading development, a child begins to read simple texts containing high frequency words:
Novice Reader
Decoding Reader
Emergent Reader
Simple Reader
Orthographic development requires:
minimal exposures to print - or nothing
learning by osmosis
multiple exposures to print - or practice
learning everything all at once
