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Phonics Interventions

Phonics Interventions. Learning targets. I know the 3 types of SIPPS programs I can teach a part of each SIPPS program I can say how SIPPS matches the needs of the students who took the DDS. . Reading Intervention Materials Training Matrix. SIPPS Beginning, Challenge, Extension.

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Phonics Interventions

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  1. Phonics Interventions

  2. Learning targets • I know the 3 types of SIPPS programs • I can teach a part of each SIPPS program • I can say how SIPPS matches the needs of the students who took the DDS.

  3. Reading Intervention Materials Training Matrix

  4. SIPPS Beginning, Challenge, Extension

  5. What is SIPPS? • Systematic Instruction in Phoneme Awareness, Phonics, and Sight Words • There are 3 levels: • Beginning-Short Vowel Single-Syllable Decoding • 1st grade • Extension- Complex Vowels Single-Syllable Decoding • 2nd grade • Challenge-Polysyllabic Decoding

  6. SIPPS and the DDS

  7. Scope and Sequence • See handouts. This will give you a better idea of which specific skills are covered.

  8. Additional Information • Check teacher guide for • routine directions • Assessment • Placement tests • Word lists • Word list A is primary instruction • Word lists B and C are re-teaching or more challenging words

  9. When can I use SIPPS? • SIPPS should only be used outside the 90 minutes. It is not a replacement core. • If students are having difficulty passing Read Well in 1st grade or Kindergarten, they should not be placed in SIPPS. These students should receive “Jell Well” lessons and review Read Well.

  10. SIPPS Beginning

  11. Materials and components • Flat Yellow Box • Light Blue sound cards • White sight word cards • White word wall word cards • Alphabet freeze/spelling-sound mnemonic wall cards • Teacher’s guide • Decoding manual • Reproducable practice reading stories manual • Square yellow box • Sets of blue books, one for each child.

  12. Other things you may need • Lined paper and pencils for guided spelling/dictation • Access to a white board, chart paper, doc cam, or clipboard for word lists • SIPPS word wall area

  13. Components to a SIPPS Beginning Lesson • Warm up: reread the story chart from the previous day’s lesson • Phoneme play: Phonemic Awareness activities • Oral blending: syllables and words “put them together” • Phoneme recognition: “Say / / when you hear / /” • Phoneme position: “What is the firs/last/middle sound” • Oral blending: onset/rime “put them together” • Segmentation “say the sounds in these words” or “say the two parts” • Rhyming “rhyme with _____” • Manipulation/Delete sounds “say _____ drop / /”

  14. Components to a SIPPS Beginning Lesson • Phonics and decodable words • Introduce new sounds via a written sentence, mnemonic wall card (put up cards as sounds are introduced), and sound card. Prompt by saying “sound” and hold continuous sounds for 2 seconds • Review flashcards via “sound” prompt (20-25 cards) • Blend decodable words via “sound” prompt and “read” prompt • Sight words • Introduce new sight words via an oral sentence • Use “Read, spell, read” prompt three times for new words • Review sight words using “read, spell, read” prompt once (20-25 cards)

  15. Components to a SIPPS Beginning Lesson • Story chart • Read sentences word by word then re-read whole sentences. • For sight words (underlined) prompt students by saying “read”. • For decodable words, expect students to sound out word with the “sound” prompt then “read” prompt. • Guided spelling and secmentation • Dictation of sounds • Dictation of first/middle/last sounds • Dictation of sight words • Dictation of decodable words • Dictation of sentence

  16. Components to a SIPPS Beginning Lesson • Students practice little blue book for the lesson 3 times • Students practice the little blue book from the current and past 2 or 3 lessons • Send home practice story sheet for reading at home OR use for additional practice or partner reading.

  17. SIPPS Beginning Lesson • Modeling • Your Turn

  18. SIPPS Extension

  19. SIPPS Extension Level Components • Prerequisite Lessons • Use the Prerequisite Lessons (P1, P2…) for students who have not mastered the short vowels or consonant digraphs • 10 lessons in the back of the teacher guide

  20. Components to a SIPPS Extension Lesson • Phoneme Play • Through activities that don’t involve print, high level phonological routines involve segmentation and phoneme manipulation • Set A is for the lesson, Set B is for re-teaching • Phonics and decoable words • Explicit and systematic instruction of spelling/sound relationships followed by the reading of mixed list • There are 2 mixed list: Set A is for the lesson, Set B is for re-teaching

  21. Components to a SIPPS Extension Lesson • Sight word • Each word is introduced in a sentence • Students say the word and spell the word • Previously introduced words are reviewed • Reading a story • Teacher gives the setting • Students chorally read the story sentence by sentence with a pause between each students to allow student to look ahead at the next sentence to decode difficult words. • Guided spelling • Students spell decodable words • This is not a test • Teacher gives support when needed to guarantee success

  22. Components to a SIPPS Extension Lesson • Practice reading • Following lessons 1-18 students read orally to build fluency. • Students read current story 2 times and re-read previous story. • The teacher circulates to monitor reading and note difficulties. • After lesson 18, students can read any selection at their independent level or continue reviewing the stories in the story book. • Spelling memory list • Spelling list are in appendix (pg 228). • Words are keyed to phonics and sight words taught in the program

  23. Components to a SIPPS Extension Lesson • Assessment and placement • Test of basic phonics • Administered individually (8-10 minutes) • Mastery test • Given at intervals (every 2-5 lessons) • Clearly marked in manual • Administered individually (2 minutes)

  24. SIPPS Extension Lesson • Modeling • Your Turn

  25. SIPPS Challenge

  26. SIPPS Challenge components • Single Syllable phonics • Used when students have not mastered all of the phonics elements or have mastered them so recently they need review. • Includes review of phonics elements and application to mixed list • Phonics • New cards • Review cards • Mixed list written on board (or doc cam)

  27. SIPPS Challenge components • Transformations • Syllabic Fast paced exercise where students read open and closed syllables using “is the vowel at the end or not at the end” • morphemic (after lesson 20) • Replaces syllabic transformations • Teacher starts with base word and adds prefixes, suffixes, and inflectional endings. • Fast paced • Students chorally read as teachers make changes • Lesson sticky note • Board space or transparency • Pens and eraser

  28. SIPPS Challenge components • Sight syllables • New cards • Review cards • Students learn to recognize by sight 90 common syllables. • Both regular and irregular syllables are taught • 3 word lists • A: 2nd grade or Year 1 of SIPPS Challenge • B: 3rd grade or Year 2 of SIPPS Challenge • C: 4th or 5th grade or Year 3 of SIPPS Challenge

  29. SIPPS Challenge components • Reading by Syllables • Practice reading polysyllabic words. • Teacher writes words on the board syllable by syllable. • Students chorally read • 3 word lists A, B, and C • Lesson sticky note • Board space or doc cam • Pens and eraser

  30. SIPPS Challenge components • Reading entire words • Routine develops flexibility in applying reading skills • Students learn 2 generalizations: • 2 consonants between vowel: divide between the consonants • 1 consonant between vowels: divide first before the consonant or divide after the consonant • Students not asked to memorized decoding method, but are guided through this procedure with many words • 3 word lists: A, B, C • Words written on board or doc cam • Pen (different color) to mark syllable breaks

  31. SIPPS Challenge components • Guided spelling • Students write 5 words each day. • Improves spelling and reinforces knowledge of syllabication • 3 lists: A, B, C • Paper and pencils on student desks • Board or doc cam to correct spelling • Lesson sticky note • Irregular spelling poster hung were visible to students • Lesson Sticky Notes • Write the lesson # at the top and use it again next year • This is where you keep the words you’ll be using for the lesson • Use it for 3 components: transformations, reading by syllables and guided spelling

  32. SIPPS Challenge • Model • Your Turn

  33. Exit Slip • Please reflect on the learning targets for today as you fill out the exit slip: • I know the 3 types of SIPPS programs • I can teach a part of each SIPPS program • I can say how SIPPS matches the needs of the students who took the DDS.

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