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www.pixelhouseonline.com. The 20/20 Literacy Programme. Hi, I ’ m Noeline Anderson and this year I ’ m offering PLD on: The 20/20 Literacy Programme Spell-Write Online. www.pixelhouseonline.com. www.spell-write.nz. www.spell-write.nz. Power Point: 4 Alphabet Lists Starter Lists

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  1. www.pixelhouseonline.com The 20/20 Literacy Programme • Hi, I’m Noeline Anderson • and this year I’m offering PLD on: • The 20/20 Literacy Programme • Spell-Write Online www.pixelhouseonline.com www.spell-write.nz

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  3. Power Point: 4 • Alphabet Lists • Starter Lists • Essential Word Lists www.spell-write.nz

  4. Students can use these lists to find the correct spelling of a word when writing. Each word has • an audio file with common NZ pronunciation. • The major study that Spell-Write was based on ensures that the lists contain the words children most often use when writing. • Mastery of the technique of using an alphabetically arrange spelling list will provide skills for the efficient use of dictionary and other reference sources.

  5. i An information box provides teachers with additional information about this section.

  6. The words online are from the original book.

  7. The Starter Lists has two parts: • Part 1) 1, 2 and 3 are the basic sight words aligned • to the beginning reading levels. • Part 2) Alphabetically arranged lists for students • who find the main Alphabet List too difficult. • Some students and beginner writers find The Alphabet lists too long. The Starter Lists are for these students. The main advantage is brevity. • Each word in the Starter Lists have an audio file with NZ pronunciation to support the student in their search for the word they need to write.

  8. The Essential Lists

  9. This is a separate section listing the high-frequency words used most often in most forms of written and spoken English. • Although it is preferable to learn to use and spell these words in the context of writing, some children will benefit from direct teaching. • For most children the later part of the fourth year of school is recommended. • But the focus should remain on the acquisition • of the Essential List Words as part of writing.

  10. The Essential Lists are... arranged by frequency of use not order of difficulty.

  11. My Students 1. Analyse student’s work. 2. Decide which skills and words to focus on. 3. Give priority to any word that they have difficulty with in their written work that also in the Essential Lists and the associated skills. My Students Lisa’s Work

  12. The emphasis should be on children acquiring the spelling of these words as part of the process of learning to write. • Learning on a need to know basis has the greatest power and impact because it gives learning purpose.

  13. www.pixelhouseonline.blogspot.co.nz Feedback of thoughts, experiences and comments for a Spell-Write Online Community. noeline@pixelhouseonline.com

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  15. www.pixelhouseonline.com • Hi, I’m Noeline Anderson • and this year I’m offering PLD on: • The 20/20 Literacy Programme • Spell-Write Online www.pixelhouseonline.com www.spell-write.nz

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