ICLA Standard 1
Affix - ANS-a prefix or suffix that adjustments the which means or characteristic of a root word
aliteracy - ANS-owning the ability to examine however being unwilling to do so
alliteration - ANS-Repetition of initial consonant sounds
alphabetic precept - ANS-the idea that every sound or phoneme of a language must have its
very own photo representation
analytic phonics - ANS-A complete-to-component method to word observe wherein the student
is first taught a number of sight words and then applicable phonic generalization, which can be
eventually carried out to different phrases;deductive phonics.
Automaticity - ANS-fluent processing of information whilst analyzing, calls for very little effort,
sight-word recognition
closed syllable - ANS-a syllable finishing with one or greater consonants, as in had, however, it,
get, got, perform; the vowel sound is commonly brief, CVC or VC
additives of phonemic cognizance - ANS-Students who've evolved phonemic focus can control
spoken language by way of
-matching words with sounds
-isolating sounds in a word
-mixing character sounds to form a phrase
-substituting sounds in a phrase
-segmenting a phrase into its constituent sounds
compound words - ANS-two or extra phrases combined to create a brand new phrase
ideas of print - ANS-the recognition of the conventions of written language; left to proper, top to
backside, the difference among a letter and a phrase, punctuation, elements of a e-book
consonant - ANS-speech sound made by using partial or complete closure of part of the vocal
tract, obstructs air go with the flow and causes friction, a letter or sound
consonant combo - ANS-in a syllable, a chain of two or more distinguishable consonants
sounds, before or after a vowel, refers handiest to sounds, blends may be initial or final
consonant digraph - ANS-a aggregate of consonant letters representing a unmarried speed
sound as gn for /n/, gh for /f/, /ch/, ph for /f/, and so on... May be final or preliminary
, CVC, CV, CVVC, CVCe - ANS-four sorts of consonant and vowel mixtures
decode - ANS-to investigate spoken or photograph symbols of a language to envision their
meant that means
derivation - ANS-deriving; foundation or supply of some thing; Ex. The derivation of the word
dialect - ANS-a nearby type of a language prominent by using vocabulary, spelling, and
pronunciation
diphthong - ANS-vowel sound produced whilst the tongue glides from one vowel to another,
produces one sound; boy, round, oil
embedded phonics - ANS--sound/spelling correspondences are inferred from studying complete
phrases and studying their phonic factors, whole to element
-no direct education and exercise in mixing sounds in sequence; typically use "teachable
moments" viable some coaching and practice in mixing onset and rime
emergent literacy - ANS-the affiliation of print with which means that begins early in a baby's
existence and keeps till the kid reaches the stage of conventional studying and writing
encoding - ANS-to put a message into symbols, spoken into written (writing)
environmental print - ANS-Any print which is discovered inside the physical environment
including avenue signs and symptoms, billboards, labels, enterprise signs, and so on
etymology - ANS-the observe of the foundation and subsequent history of phrases
express education - ANS-instruction this is completely and honestly expressed, not anything
implied, trainer directed and frequently scripted
5 fundamental forms of phonemic recognition obligations - ANS-1. Rhymes and alliteration
2. Oddity obligations
three. Oral blending
four. Oral segmentation
5. Phonemic manipulation
fluency - ANS-the clear, smooth, written or spoken expression of ideas, very little attempt in
deciphering
grapheme - ANS-a written representation of a phoneme, can be a single letter or institution of
letters
Affix - ANS-a prefix or suffix that adjustments the which means or characteristic of a root word
aliteracy - ANS-owning the ability to examine however being unwilling to do so
alliteration - ANS-Repetition of initial consonant sounds
alphabetic precept - ANS-the idea that every sound or phoneme of a language must have its
very own photo representation
analytic phonics - ANS-A complete-to-component method to word observe wherein the student
is first taught a number of sight words and then applicable phonic generalization, which can be
eventually carried out to different phrases;deductive phonics.
Automaticity - ANS-fluent processing of information whilst analyzing, calls for very little effort,
sight-word recognition
closed syllable - ANS-a syllable finishing with one or greater consonants, as in had, however, it,
get, got, perform; the vowel sound is commonly brief, CVC or VC
additives of phonemic cognizance - ANS-Students who've evolved phonemic focus can control
spoken language by way of
-matching words with sounds
-isolating sounds in a word
-mixing character sounds to form a phrase
-substituting sounds in a phrase
-segmenting a phrase into its constituent sounds
compound words - ANS-two or extra phrases combined to create a brand new phrase
ideas of print - ANS-the recognition of the conventions of written language; left to proper, top to
backside, the difference among a letter and a phrase, punctuation, elements of a e-book
consonant - ANS-speech sound made by using partial or complete closure of part of the vocal
tract, obstructs air go with the flow and causes friction, a letter or sound
consonant combo - ANS-in a syllable, a chain of two or more distinguishable consonants
sounds, before or after a vowel, refers handiest to sounds, blends may be initial or final
consonant digraph - ANS-a aggregate of consonant letters representing a unmarried speed
sound as gn for /n/, gh for /f/, /ch/, ph for /f/, and so on... May be final or preliminary
, CVC, CV, CVVC, CVCe - ANS-four sorts of consonant and vowel mixtures
decode - ANS-to investigate spoken or photograph symbols of a language to envision their
meant that means
derivation - ANS-deriving; foundation or supply of some thing; Ex. The derivation of the word
dialect - ANS-a nearby type of a language prominent by using vocabulary, spelling, and
pronunciation
diphthong - ANS-vowel sound produced whilst the tongue glides from one vowel to another,
produces one sound; boy, round, oil
embedded phonics - ANS--sound/spelling correspondences are inferred from studying complete
phrases and studying their phonic factors, whole to element
-no direct education and exercise in mixing sounds in sequence; typically use "teachable
moments" viable some coaching and practice in mixing onset and rime
emergent literacy - ANS-the affiliation of print with which means that begins early in a baby's
existence and keeps till the kid reaches the stage of conventional studying and writing
encoding - ANS-to put a message into symbols, spoken into written (writing)
environmental print - ANS-Any print which is discovered inside the physical environment
including avenue signs and symptoms, billboards, labels, enterprise signs, and so on
etymology - ANS-the observe of the foundation and subsequent history of phrases
express education - ANS-instruction this is completely and honestly expressed, not anything
implied, trainer directed and frequently scripted
5 fundamental forms of phonemic recognition obligations - ANS-1. Rhymes and alliteration
2. Oddity obligations
three. Oral blending
four. Oral segmentation
5. Phonemic manipulation
fluency - ANS-the clear, smooth, written or spoken expression of ideas, very little attempt in
deciphering
grapheme - ANS-a written representation of a phoneme, can be a single letter or institution of
letters
