Are you
looking for fun ways to engage your emergent or early readers and writers? This course focuses on emergent literacy skills for
grades PreK-3. The instructional strategies focus on early reading and writing strategies
for teachers to incorporate into their curriculum, the connection to oral
language, the development of reading fluency, vocabulary, and
comprehension. Assessment strategies and techniques will be thoroughly discussed.
Strategies for working with struggling readers are also included.
"I
found this course to contain lots of ideas and strategies that
really enhance literacy learning. I also really appreciated how
many websites and other sources were listed." - Karen
Savage
Three Enrollment Options
Course
Registration Only $124
Course
plus graduate level credit from USD ($124 plus $200)
Course
plus continuing education units from USC ($124 plus $200)
Topical Outline:
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Unit One
- Introduction to the Course
- Teaching Reading in PreK-3: The Big Difference
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Assignment #1: Write an autobiography
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Assignment #2: Article reflection
- Test #1
Unit Two
- Early Reading Strategies
- Phonemic Awareness
- Phonics and Decoding
- Test #2
Unit Three
- Guided Reading
- Word Recognition Techniques
- Oral Language
- Assignment #3:
Respond to a classmate
- Test #3
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Unit Four
- Reading Fluency
- Vocabulary Development
- Comprehension
Test #4
Unit
Five
- Literacy Work Stations
- Emergent Writing
- Literacy Assessment
- Test #5
Unit
Six
- Struggling Readers
- Getting Parents Involved: Reading at Home
- Resources for Emergent Literacy
- Assignment #4:
Develop a lesson using rhyming, chanting, and/or singing
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