Level 1 Word Sorts. Using Word Sorts

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Level 1 Word Sorts Read Naturally s Signs for Sounds is a research-based, systematic spelling program that builds proficiency in spelling while reinforcing reading skills. Signs for Sounds teaches the spelling of decodable words and irregular high-frequency words. These word sorts can be used as an additional activity to support the lessons in Signs for Sounds Level 1. To learn more about Signs for Sounds, visit the Read Naturally website: www.readnaturally.com/signs4sounds Using Word Sorts Word sorts can be used to reinforce and review the spelling patterns taught in Signs for Sounds Level 1 lessons. The teacher can direct the word sort activity during small group instruction or assign the word sort activity as independent work following a Signs for Sounds lesson. An RTI small group instructor, reading specialist, or special education teacher can send the word sort back to the regular classroom as appropriate independent work to reinforce a Signs for Sounds lesson the student completed during pull-out instruction. Copyright 2015 Read Naturally, Inc. 1 Level 1 Word Sorts Signs for Sounds

Suggested Directions After a student completes a Signs for Sounds lesson, provide the student with a copy of the word sort that corresponds to that lesson. The student should write his/her name and the date on the lines provided on the header. Direct the student to cut across the bold dotted line to separate the header from the words below and then cut apart each word along the smaller dotted lines. Demonstrate how the student should use the line-leader patterns in the heading to create columns of words with shared patterns. The student should also separate out the spell-out words and/or words that do match one of the lineleader patterns and place them in the Out-of-Sort column. Teachers can consider several options when assigning the word sorts: After the student cuts the words apart and sorts the words below the line-leader patterns in the header, the teacher (or another adult) can check the student s work. Then the words can be gathered into a plastic zip bag or envelope and used again to sort and review the words the next day. The student can be directed to cut the words apart, sort the words, and then glue the header and each word in the correct column on a second piece of paper. This allows the teacher to check the student s work at a later time. When checking a student s work, the teacher can extend this independent work a step further. By directing a student to read the words down each column and across each row, the teacher can confirm that the student is able to read each word within the pattern (reading down), mix the patterns (reading across), and read the Out-of- Sort. When checking a student s work, the teacher (or another adult) can circle comments to provide specific feedback in the Score Box at the top of the header. Differentiating Instruction Teachers can differentiate the word sort assignment by considering these modifications: The teacher can direct a struggling student to read each word aloud to the teacher before cutting the words apart. This will provide support in decoding the soundout words and reading the spell-out words. The student can also be directed to pronounce the line-leader patterns. The word sorts are designed so the teacher can easily assign fewer words to a struggling student. Each row contains one word for each line-leader column; so, to shorten the assignment, the teacher can cut off one or more rows from the bottom of the page before giving the page to a student. The teacher can extend the word sort assignment for a very capable student by directing the student to cut the words apart, sort the words below the line-leader patterns in the header, and then add a specific number of additional words that also fit under each of the line-leader patterns. Copyright 2015 Read Naturally, Inc. 2 Level 1 Word Sorts Signs for Sounds

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