Transference of spelling into daily writing tasks.
The little yellow chicken video, good to see transference example
Tips on syllable work
Important to put this in classroom
consonant gaurd traps it so short sound
Nessie clips on you tube reliable ones to view
Syllable division
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Above strategy for syllable division
first step identify vowel and consonants. remember every syllable has a vowel in it. this word has 2 vowels so 2 syllable . first syllable has a consonant guard so short vowel say it. 2nd syllable doesn't so say c o co

consonant guard so first syllable short last not so say name
1 closed and 1 open

syllable break after the vowel so long vowel as not a guard.
so 2 open syllables

don't teach different syllable types in one session
Where to start.
Make sure have knowledge before you begin
Stage 2 assessment is what I have.
Looking at letter formation as well - if reversals etc it is marked wrong. They know the sound need to work on formation
Handwriting70% of cognitive load
IF 80% doing well but still need to teach
10 or less words correct what don't they know do they have the phonological awareness intact
Dysgraphic students - firm pencil press, large writing and spelling random. Needs kids need automaticity.
Make sure you say the word as we say it usually e.g over "ova" tripped "Trippt"
So after the test.
Then Page 14 of workbook

t ed need to know that ed has a t sound but not applying

nail
long vowel sound followed by one consonant
beans

This is an order of scope and sequence. If you see there is a trend then this is where you start.
Example of an assessment. Pink is progress made. Auto data tool for classrooms

Reassess every 20 weeks
10 weeks if tricky kids. but if resourced

Where do I start teaching?
Pitch the learning at right place. Vocab cognitive ability etc
Starting point then go in scope and sequence in the order from there. Follow through systematic and accumulative teaching sequence.
Scope and sequence crucial
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IN workbook
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