RE.ELAR.1.A
Apply knowledge of letter-sound correspondences, language structure, and context to recognize words.
Reading (Elective Credit). · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
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knowledgeletter-sound correspondenceslanguage structurecontextwords
Skills
- apply (knowledge of letter-sound correspondences) #dok2
- apply (knowledge of language structure) #dok2
- apply (knowledge of context) #dok2
- recognize (words using various clues) #dok1
Learning Targets
- I can identify the sounds that correspond to specific letters and letter combinations. #dok1
- I can recognize words by applying what I know about letter-sound relationships. #dok2
- I can use what I know about language structure (like prefixes, suffixes, or syllables) to help me recognize words. #dok2
- I can use clues from the surrounding context to figure out unfamiliar words. #dok2
- I can combine my understanding of sounds, structure, and meaning to recognize new words. #dok3
Big Ideas
- Recognizing words involves using multiple strategies, including phonics, language structure, and context.
- Understanding letter-sound relationships, language patterns, and contextual clues enables readers to decode and comprehend unfamiliar words.
Essential Questions
- How does knowing letter sounds help you figure out new words?
- What role does language structure play in recognizing words while reading?
- In what ways can context help you understand unfamiliar words?
- Why is it important to use more than one strategy when trying to recognize words?
- How can combining knowledge from sounds, structure, and context make you a stronger reader?