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iRead Personalized Instructional Software and Teacher-Facilitated Instruction iRead models and reinforces the syntax of written English through activities that begin with simple sentences and and that progressively involve longer and and more syntactically complex complex sentences Exposing children to this complexity continuum ensures that that they are engaged in in in in reading and thinking about text that that follows the the syntactic conventions of written language which is so di erent from spoken language In addition many of the the words introduced in in the the iRead Sight Words strand are signals of syntactic units (e g g prepositions) and practice exercises reinforce the form function and meaning of these words In sum iRead helps students build a a a a vocabulary for reading and writing Cloze sentences in in in the the Reading Center of of the the software guide students to think about the meaning and and function of of words Students also build understanding of of syntax and semantics by reading words in in in the context of sentences that gradually increase in complexity 14 | hmhco com/iread
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High-Frequency Words Children read sight words in context sentences that demonstrate their meanings and functions Word Lab Children hear sentences with a a a multiple- meaning word and use sentence context to choose the correct meaning Teacher Support
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