First Steps Reading Map Of Development

Speaking and Listening Map of Development 2nd Ed. 3 Speaking and Listening Map of Development. 2004 MAY BE COPIED FOR CLASSROOM USE ONLY General Description Transitional readers can recognise many words automatically and therefore read familiar texts fluently and with expression. When meeting new texts they may read slowly and deliberately as they focus on the printed word trying to read exactly what is on the page.

First Steps Reading Map Of Development Amazon In Annandale Kevlynn Bindon Ross Handley Kerry Johnston Annette Lockett Lynn Lynch Philippa Books

Guided practice activities from other First Steps Reading sub-strands which are located in the Map of Development are being used to support childrens development of reading strategies.

First Steps Reading Map Of Development. 2 Reading Resource Book. First Steps Third Edition materials are made up of four interwoven strands of literacy. Draws upon a limited knowledge base to comprehend eg topic knowledge sentence patterns and sound-symbol relationships.

A goldmine of practical support ideas that help teachers enhance teaching and learning in reading writing viewing speaking and listening. Early readers express and justify their own. This is an outstanding resource for the teaching of reading in the English curriculum.

First Steps in Literacy. Et al Harcourt Port Melbourne. Reading Writing Speaking and Listening and Viewing which symbolise the interrelatedness of literacy learning.

This text is a companion to all texts within the First Steps 2nd Edition resource and includes information applicable to all strands of literacy. Determines unknown words by using word-identification strategies e greasing on re-reading. Citation titleFirst steps.

Reading Map Of Development First Steps By Misskyritsis Tpt