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ORC Resource Number #1398
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Using Folk Tales: Vowel Influences on the Letter G
Promising Practice
PROFESSIONAL COMMENTARY

This lesson integrates the study of a fairy tale with learning irregular patterns and letter-sound relationships related to decoding and spelling. Students begin by listening to the story Jack and the Beanstalk. Following the story, the teacher guides students in recognizing and identifying words with hard and soft "g" sounds. Students categorize words beginning with the letter "g" by their sound (i.e., hard or soft) and listen to and/or read an online story about a giant. Portions of this lesson may need to be adapted to match the literacy needs of beginning readers. (Author/ncl)

OHIO STANDARDS
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English Language Arts Standards
Phonemic Awareness, Word Recognition and Fluency Standard
NATIONAL STANDARDS
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Standards for the English Language Arts
Reading strategies, language use, and conventions
RESOURCE TYPE
Instructional Resource
PRACTICE LEVEL
Promising Practice
STANDARDS ALIGNMENT
Grades PreK–1
TOPICS
English Language Arts --
Reading;
Alphabet & Word Knowledge;
Phonology;
Literature;
Children's Literature;
KEYWORDS
letter-sound correspondence;
word sorting;
initial consonant sound
Publisher: Read Write Think.org
Author: Rebecca Olness