Sunday, October 14, 2012
Opitz Chapter 12
In my 1st grade
class, we are constantly creating activities to improve phonics instruction in
order to help students reading strategies. One activity that my students really enjoy is
listening to a letter sound and being able to write the letter in the sand
tray. Through this, I say, “Write the letter that makes the sound ___.” This
allows students to have to listen to the sound for the particular letter as
well as practicing their letter writing. I really enjoyed this chapter because
it is very applicable to my current classroom. I have never worked in a 1st
grade classroom before and I feel as though I am still new to the whole phonics
instruction. Luckily I have been able to watch my lead teacher present
different forms of phonics instruction and take note. The most important
concept that I took away from this reading was how to take phonics instructions
and have students apply this knowledge. I also really enjoyed reading about the
whole-to-part phonics instruction. As a first year associate teacher, I feel as
though I am able to take the different readings and apply them into my teaching
strategies in order to become a more effective teacher for when I have a
classroom of my own.
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