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- 1. Phonological Zoo Kelly Quinlan Katie Brazil Brooke Weaver
- 2. Funny Bunny Fun—ny Bun—ny (left foot out Likes to Rhyme ( hop, hop, hop) Fun—ny Bun---ny (right foot out) Rings his chime (hop, hop, hop) What can you tell us?
- 3. Prior knowledge? Phonemic awareness- ask questions what do you know talk about it- 3 things
- 4. What is Phonological Zoo? Who is it for, and who can use it? How is it used? What is it trying to accomplish?
- 5. Cameron the Camel dfsdfsdf Cam-er-on the Ca-mel Tried to fix prob-lem Find-ingthinghis lunch. He ran in-to a s to munch. What can he eat That starts with the letter C?
- 6. Sally the Spider Sal-lySpi-der’s flying high Writing words In the sky Write a word for us to spy Sal-lySpi-der
- 9. Alliteration
- 10. Segmentation
- 12. Competing strategy??? Ask questions on it to winters another strategy for phonological awareness….more apporitate to use when?
- 13. Q and A Review questions
- 14. Articles?
- 15. What pictures or diagrams?
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- Katie Funny Bunny DanceBrief detail on what Funny Bunny emphasizes Use script
- Phonological zoo is a program designed to enhance the phonological awareness of children in early stages of reading . The program has many different important topics including basic elements of nursery rhymes, rhyming, alliteration, segmentation, and sound/symbol relationships.There are three phases to the program which are lead by three engaging characters: Funny Bunny, Sally the Spider and Cameron the Camel.Phase 1=nursery rhymes and folk tales- understanding the basic elements of nursery rhymes/folk tales such as being able to recognize setting and characters and events of the story. It also emphasis multiple ways to tell a nursey rhyme such as felt board or through memoryPhase- 2- Rhyming – trying to have them recognize and produce rhyming wordsPhases three- segmentation and sound/symbol relationship- can you recognize alliteration, sounds of different letters and patterns in wordsPhonological zoo is created for pre reading. It is most often used in grade k-1. Developmental ability does not seem to be barrier that needs to be over come. This program is set up to incorporate large group, small group and on an individual level. This program is taken very slowly through out the year. 2 lessons are presented a week. This would allow for extra one on one time with a child that may need extra help. It is not that expensive when you think of how much you are really getting out of the program. It is roughly 150 dollars per phases however you are engaging the children is something that is interesting to them and yet they do not really understand how much they are learning. 150 dollars to me is definatly worth it when you think about how much your students will gain from this series.
- RoleplayEmphasis problemClass participation
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- Research has show that children who do not have this underlying awareness of the sounds of language often encounter difficult with phonemic decoding which will lead to serious reading problems/comprehension in the futureResearch has also shown that it is possible yo strengthen a child’s phonological awareness through effective instruction. Phonological zoo picks quality literature chosen to specific phonological features.