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The Science of Reading in Action: Orthographic Mapping in English
Edina City CouncilThursday, February 15, 2024
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[0:03] okay so bother they did not let the bad
[0:05] things bother them right so first we're
[0:07] going to tap it out with our finger so
[0:09] everyone take your left hand go
[0:14] b
[0:15] b okay so now go ahead and map out
[0:22] bother one sound one Pebble B oh yeah
[0:27] pull them
[0:28] down
[0:31] Wonder father let's graph it now which
[0:35] means write it so we tapped it mapped it
[0:37] now we're going to graph it let's use
[0:39] lowercase today second graders lowercase
[0:42] father now would you take your two
[0:46] fingers with your right hand cuz both of
[0:48] you are right we're going to trace
[0:50] bother go finger Trace two finger Trace
[0:52] because it connects our brain wires
[0:58] B
[1:05] again Trace one more time make it your
[1:07] best
[1:12] B good notice in the third sound box how
[1:18] many letters are there two two how many
[1:20] sounds one one awesome cuz two letters
[1:23] can make one sound what's the sound of
[1:27] th this word is they good or what did
[1:31] you say in like Theo Theo like the name
[1:36] Theo yes and then let's look at this
[1:39] last sound back from the fourth one e r
[1:41] two letters thanks miles what are they
[1:43] again e r good e r and MD what sound
[1:46] does e
[1:48] make wonderful now we're going to zap it
[1:51] remember we zap from left to right left
[1:55] to right stop those
[1:58] petals others so we try it again yeah so
[2:02] start from the left
[2:06] zap zap it
[2:08] BS bothers wonderful blending okay now
[2:12] we're going to talk about just a couple
[2:13] more things the vocabulary what does
[2:16] bother
[2:18] mean we have an
[2:20] example have example what's your example
[2:24] uh when I had when I been two cast with
[2:28] a tail and they were and I didn't get to
[2:31] get them yes and so you felt bothered
[2:34] bothered yes you felt bothered you felt
[2:36] what's another bothered annoyed annoyed
[2:39] a synonym is annoyed I felt bothered if
[2:42] somebody we're going to check out this
[2:43] little drawing here if somebody was
[2:46] screaming in my ear i' feel my ear would
[2:48] feel really bothered okay there's
[2:51] another definition of bothered I'm
[2:52] thinking about oh it's such a bother to
[2:55] put on my snow pants and boots for the
[2:57] winter time thankfully we would't have
[2:58] to do that very much this year but what
[3:00] would that
[3:02] mean if it's a bother to do something it
[3:05] would be a yes it would be kind of a
[3:07] nuisance it would be annoying to do that
[3:09] yeah miles Maddie and Miles this helps
[3:12] us in our reading and
[3:15] our writing writing yes so we can decode
[3:18] big words and we can spell big words too
[3:21] thank you so much miles and
[3:27] Maddie