Reading Skills Program -
Student Practice Activities
Developed by the Curriculum & Staff
Development Center,
The School District of Lee County, Fort Myers,
Florida
Fry’s 500 Most Frequently Read Words
This program systematically increases a student’s
ability to recognize the words which most frequently
occur in written English. Students must gain
the ability to recognize these words very rapidly in
order to become fluent readers.
Programa de Habilidades para la
Lectura – Actividades de
Práctica para el Estudiante
Las 500 Palabras de Frey que con
Más Frecuencia se Leen
Este programa sistemáticamente aumenta la habilidad
del estudiante para reconocer las palabras escritas
que con más frecuencia ocurren en el idioma INGLÉS.
Los estudiantes tienen que ganar la habilidad de
reconocer estas palabras rápidamente para
convertirse en lectores con fluidez.
FCAT Word Lists
The FCAT Word
List contains selected vocabulary which will be of assistance to
students participating in this state of Florida annual
assessment. It contains both subject content words, as well as
terminology related to higher order thinking skills.
Kindergarten Word
List - Read Well
This Kindergarten word lists contain key vocabulary that
Kindergarten children are expected to learn prior to entering
First Grade. The word lists include words from the Kindergarten
subject area texts, as well as dolch and Fry high frequency
words.
Kindergarten
Word List - SRA
This Kindergarten word lists contain key vocabulary that
Kindergarten children are expected to learn prior to entering
First Grade. The word lists include words from the Kindergarten
subject area texts, as well as dolch and Fry high frequency
words.
Word Families
This activity introduces 20 word families, with six
examples provided for each word family.
Learning word families is a fast way to increase a
students reading vocabulary. It also helps the
student learn that the ability to decode one word
can assist in decoding other words with similar
alphabet letter patterns.
Letter Recognition
The letter recognition activity provides students an
opportunity to practice learning both the capital
and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Voice
assistance is provided for those students who are
unable to name the letters independently. Five
to six letters are covered in each lesson.
After the student is taught the letters with voice
assistance, they move to the practice list to
independently name the letters.
Consonant Digraphs
Consonant
digraphs are consonant letters that appear together
and represent a single sound that is different from
the sound of either letter.
Vowel Digraphs
Vowel digraphs are
two vowels together, the first is pronounced and the
second is silent.
Consonant Blends – Reading Words
Three letter blends
are three consonant letters that appear together in
words and represent sounds that are smoothly joined.
Each of the sounds can be heard.
Vowel Diphthong
- Reading Words
Vowel
diphthongs are two vowels, both are spoken with the
stress placed on the first vowel.
Fry’s Most Frequently Read Words – 501 to 1000
Spanish Assistance (coming soon)
Kindergarten Spalding Phonics Mini Cards
1st Grade Spalding Phonics Mini Cards
Spalding DVD
(Windows Media Player)
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