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Accuracy Activity: Find, Write & Read 5.3 Accuracy Activity: Find, Write & Read

To prepare Display 10 words from the current module. Ask S. to find all words that represents a specific phonics concept (e.g., words with a digraph in the 1st syllable OR words that use the vowel sound /ă/, etc.). S. find & write the words on white boards that fit the given concept. T. prompts: “Boards up”, and calls on S. to read one word. T. identifies all words that represent the phonics concept, instructing S. to check their work. T. clarifies errors & S. make corrections if necessary. S. chorally read all words with representing phonics concept. Repeat with varied concepts as time allows.

demand logic veto topic crisis digest depress respond copy solid Blend at beginning of 2nd syllable

agent bonus myself prudent legend moment present music predict simply Schwa in 2nd syllable