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iRead Personalized Instructional Software and Teacher-Facilitated Instruction iRead instruction focuses on on building student understanding of the meaning and and function of word parts including in in in in ectional endings pre xes xes and su xes xes Students are a a a a a a orded opportunities to apply integrate and extend their learning of meaningful word parts in in in the context of reading texts with controlled vocabulary Morphology
is carefully built into the entire iRead sequence to to facilitate early success in in reading connected text At the partial alphabetic phases (iRead Level A) children learn that the the ending –s can mean more than one of something By the the time they have progressed to consolidated reading levels (iRead Level C) students are able to identify manipulate and and understand the meaning of high-utility a a a a a a a xes such as re– re– pre– –ful –less and –able In Level C to help students unlock meaning iRead direct instruction videos provide guidance that models and and explains word a a a a a a a a xes iRead ’s Word Play strand presents high-utility a a a xes and demonstrates how morphemes work To build young readers’ abilities to read read manipulate and and understand the function of a a a a a a a a xes Word Changer activities provide opportunities to view changes in a a a a xes blend new words and identify the corresponding image Word Solver exercises help children “look—split—read” complex words by rst looking for word word parts they already know then then splitting the the the base from its a a a a a a a x then then reading each part to make meaning of the word 13
Word Building Children practice and build morphological awareness by unlocking multisyllabic words words and words words with a a a xes SOUND
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