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(BRC) Breaking the Reading Code I-V
Features and Benefits:
- The 54 one page stories in BRC help students break the reading code with an emphasis on vowel rules for the 15 basic English vowels through language practice based on a scripting technique. Included in trained skills are the various spellings and pronunciations for the vowel sounds.
- Each of the 54 stories consists of a Picture Page, Teacher/Parent Page, Rebus page, and Reading Page. The teacher reads the story while the students look at pictures from the story. The teacher then asks questions about the story. The students then read the rebus page. Non- readers learn to read the pictures, while beginning readers read the words and pictures. While beginning readers read the words and pictures. Vowel rules are learned from redundancy! Redundancy! Redundancy!
- BRC ll Vowel Rules Embedded in Language Experience Stories has one data sheet and 225 work sheets. Each data and work sheet includes the purpose of the lesson, the skills the lesson is designed to teach, and directions for its use. It is appropriate for delayed or disordered language, autistic, hearing- impaired, or ESOL students
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The six sections of 353 developmentally arranged antonym pairs help students break the reading code with an emphasis on vocabulary, semantic considerations, and test taking skills through matching, closure sentences, multiple choice questions, key words, neither-nors, misfits, if-thens, and vebal analogies. Students learn higher level vocabulary words from earlier learned vocab.
Ages: 8 through 16
Research Based and Peer Reviewed!
Joan S. Kissel