transport Final_(unit 7).indd - New Indian Model School, Dubai
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transport Final_(unit 7).indd - New Indian Model School, Dubai
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Acvity 2<br />
Word Recognion<br />
Acvity 3<br />
Half words : Show a word that has been divided through the middle to show only the<br />
first or last half of the spellings/words. This helps to encourage visual memory of the<br />
word shapes/formaon.<br />
Showing words upside down : Through this acvity, the teacher will reinforce the visual<br />
shape of words.<br />
Oen students are able to spell the dolch words but are unable to recognize them while<br />
reading unfamiliar text. Hence, it is important that the words be highlighted when used in<br />
short sentences or paragraphs.<br />
Ensure that the students get sufficient pracce and exposure to read the dolch words in a<br />
sentence, poem, riddle, paragraph, etc. The length of the reading will depend upon the level<br />
of the student. More than one Dolch / Sight word may be used per sentence. The sentences<br />
need to be printed neatly on a piece of white ruled paper with space between them. It is<br />
important that the students see the words in the correct context or print like they will be seen<br />
while reading.<br />
BANG!<br />
Student Activity<br />
Students pracce the dolch words in the fun way, by playing a game.<br />
All the Dolch Word cards are put in a box which is placed where it is accessible to the<br />
students playing the game. Every student, by turn, picks a card and reads it aloud. If he/<br />
she reads it correctly, he/she can keep the card and if unable to read the card is dropped<br />
back into the box. The game connues ll each student has parcipated in the game.<br />
Some cards will have ‘BANG!’ wrien on them instead of a dolch word. When a student<br />
picks up a Bang card, he/she has to say “BANG!” in a loud voice and put all the cards he/<br />
she has back in the box.<br />
Frame a story<br />
Based on the list of dolch words, the students frame a story. The teacher writes down<br />
sentences with blanks and the students will fill up the blanks with recently learnt dolch<br />
words. Refer to the book Sensaonal Sight Word Games by Joan Novelli for more<br />
acvies.<br />
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