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AWARD Reading Online—Grade 1: Green Book Lettergetter Week 25 Shared Reading using Please Come to My Place read a read to/with narrative text Page 1 Word Slurper Mighty Writer Rhyming Words recognize rhyming words Adjectives use adjectives Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Review Letter Combinations recognize letter combinations Pronouns complete simple sentences Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Rhyming Words identify oral rhymes Prepositions understand/use concept vocabulary Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Review Letter Combinations recognize letter combinations/digraphs Plurals identify plurals Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Read the text read an informational text Information use text access features to read informational texts Explore use the parts of a book Informational titles have interactive activities embedded in Read the Text, Information, and Explore. Supplemental text with simple captions and labels linked to charts and other visuals is read to students. Introduction to print and visual conventions and book parts of content texts. Identify -ing Endings recognize word endings Verbs recognize verbs Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Medial Vowel Sounds recognize vowel sounds Imperatives identify imperatives Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Review Letter Combinations recognize letter blends and digraphs Pronouns recognize/use pronouns Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Silent Letters recognize content words Nouns recognize/use nouns Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Read the text read an informational text Information use text access features to read informational texts Explore use the parts of a book Assessment benchmark text Where Is the Cabbage? Week 26 Listen to rhyming words and watch animation of the orca. Help Lettergetter get to the ice cream by matching the rhyming words to fix the broken word bridges. Listen to the words (green, shave, glare, friend, brother). Children match onsets to rimes to complete words. e.g. sh- shave; gr- green; gl- glare; fr- friend; br- brother Week 27 Watch the animation of the orca and match the rhyming words. (sox–fox, snoring–boring, light–bite, floor–more, dirt–shirt) Read the pairs of rhyming words. Listen to the words (spinach, chocolate, broccoli, what, strawberries). Read the words. Children match onsets to rimes to completev words. Week 28 The main text consists of multiple lines of text for ease of early fluency level readers. It is read to students. Week 29 Children match the correct ending to make the words they hear. run – ning/puff – ing/gasp – ing/cough – ing/get – ting Read the words. Listen to the vowel sound the penguin says and find the word that has the same sound. e.g. /e/ – bed; /a/ – back. Read the words. Week 30 Help the penguin get to the ice cream by matching the correct letter combination. Listen to the sound and find the word that begins with the same sound. (/tr/ trick, /sh/ shark, /gr/ grandpa, /fl/ flat, /th/ they) Recognize content words with silent letters. (sigh, guess, knot, knee, know) Listen to the word, then click on the correct one. Read the words. Week 31 The main text consists of multiple lines of text for ease of early fluency level readers. It is read to students. Informational titles have interactive activities embedded in Read the Text, Information, and Explore. Watch the explanation about adjectives. Select the missing adjective for phrases from a choice of three. Click on the describing word in the text. Listen to an explanation about pronouns. Complete sentences with missing pronouns. Read the sentences. Watch the explanation of prepositions. Choose the missing preposition for each of the phrases. Watch the explanation about plurals. Identify the letter that makes some words plurals (s). Identify plurals in sentences. Read the sentences. Watch the explanation of verbs. Answer questions from the story by clicking on the correct verb. Click on the verb that tells you. Find three verbs on the screen. Watch the explanation of imperatives. Identify imperatives in sentences. Identify imperatives as they are spoken. Watch the explanation of pronouns. Find the pronoun to complete sentences. Use pictures to see who is speaking. Select the pronouns. Read the sentences. Click on three pronouns to complete a sentence. Watch the explanation to extend knowledge about nouns. Identify the correct nouns to complete sentences in the text. Read the sentences. Supplemental text with simple captions and labels linked to charts and other visuals is read to students. Introduction to print and visual conventions and book parts of content texts. AWARD Publishing Ltd. PMB 153, 331 West 57th St., New York, NY 10019-3101 Telephone: 1-800-831-1688 www.awardinteractive.com www.awardreadingonline.com Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Exploring text-access features such as the Table of Contents, Glossary, and Index Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Students select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Exploring text-access features such as the Table of Contents, Glossary, and Index © Wendy Pye Publishing Ltd 2011 AWARD Reading Online—Grade 1: Green Page 2 Book Lettergetter Word Slurper Mighty Writer Week 32 Vowel Sounds recognize short vowel sounds Adjectives recognize/use adjectives Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Word Endings recognize word endings Plurals identify plurals Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Letter Combinations recognize letter combinations Compound Words recognize compound words Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Vowel Sounds identify vowel sounds Punctuation identify punctuation marks Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Read the text read an informational text Information use text access features to read informational texts Explore use the parts of a book Word Endings recognize word endings Contractions identify contractions Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Rhyming Words identify oral rhymes Verbs recognize and use verbs Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Letter Combinations identify letter combinations Prepositions understand/use concept vocabulary Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Initial Consonants recognize initial consonants Compound Words identify compound word parts Sentences and Punctuation complete sentences Watch the animation of the orca. Listen to the short vowel sound the penguin says and find the word that has the same sound. (/a/ –have, /e/ –fence, /i/ –slid, /o/ –rocks, /u/ –lunch) Say the words. Listen to the words (exciting, toys, helped, baby, under). Select the ending to match the word they hear. e.g. exciting -ing Read the words. Week 33 Listen to words and watch the animation. Listen to the initial sound the penguin says and find the word that begins with the same sound (/sp/ spelling, /gr/ great, /st/ stood, /fr/ from, /sh/ shelf, /sm/ small). Read the words. Listen to the words (went, cup, give, Dad, Jock). Students identify the short vowel sounds by clicking on the words that have the same sound. e.g. /e/ went; /u/ cup Read the words. Week 34 The main text consists of multiple lines of text for ease of early fluency level readers. It is read to students. Informational titles have interactive activities embedded in Read the Text, Information, and Explore. Watch the explanation of adjectives. Answer questions by clicking on adjectives in sentences. Click on three describing words in the text. Read the sentences. Watch the explanation about plurals. Identify the letter that makes words plural. (s) Identify plurals in sentences from the story. Read the sentences. Watch the explanation of compound words, then click on pairs of words to make compound words. e.g. skate, store, school, board, bag, cup, book (skateboard, schoolbag, bookstore, cupboard) Watch the explanation about punctuation marks. Select punctuation marks to complete the sentences. Supplemental text with simple captions and labels linked to charts and other visuals is read to students. Introduction to print and visual conventions and book parts of content texts. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Exploring text-access features such as the Table of Contents, Glossary, and Index Assessment benchmark text What’s Happened to Arrow? Week 35 Children listen to words with different endings, (growing, called, summer, boys, strawberry) then watch the animation. Select the correct ending for the words heard. e.g. growing -ing Read the words. Listen to pairs of rhyming words. (cake/bake; fit/hit; pack/back; car/far; bag/rag) The orca eats one of each pair. Locate the word that rhymes to complete the pair. Read the pairs of rhyming words. Week 36 Listen to words and watch the animation. Match the correct letter combinations to the words spoken. (/sp/ pots, /br/ broken, /pl/ play, /fl/ flat, /qu/ quick, / ch/ chocolate) Read the words. Listen to the words (pizza, tongue, cook, name, wish). Replace the missing initial sounds. Listen to the sound, then click on the matching word. e.g. /p/ pizza Read the words. Watch the explanation of contractions and click on the words that make the contractions. Click on contractions in the story. (they’re, I’ll, we’re, I’d) Watch the explanation about verbs. Identify verbs to complete sentences from the story. Find three verbs in the text. Read the sentences. Watch the explanation of prepositions and choose the missing preposition from the story. Read the answers. Watch the explanation about compound words. Identify words that make up compound words. e.g. someone/playground/anything/something/anyone AWARD Publishing Ltd. PMB 153, 331 West 57th St., New York, NY 10019-3101 Telephone: 1-800-831-1688 www.awardinteractive.com www.awardreadingonline.com Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. Children select a sentence they hear and complete sentences with punctuation and words. Read the sentences. © Wendy Pye Publishing Ltd 2011