![]() ![]() ![]() Each Thursday, I have been releasing a bonus episode where I am sharing a small step that you can take to align your upper elementary instruction to the science of reading.Īnd today’s small step is to use a semantics map when introducing words in isolation. This is our fourth week of our small steps to SOR series. Tune in on your favorite podcast platform: Apple, Google, Amazon, Spotify, Stitcher, and more! If you’re loving this podcast, please rate, review, and follow! Sara has made it her mission to create high quality no-fluff resources and lesson ideas that are both meaningful and engaging for young readers.Įach week, Sara and her guests will share their knowledge, tips, and tricks so that you can feel confident in your ability to transform your students into life-long readers. She has over a decade of experience working as a classroom teacher and school administrator. Your host, Sara Marye, is a literacy specialist passionate about helping elementary teachers around the world pass on their love of reading to their students. This podcast will show you how to level up your literacy instruction and make a massive impact with your students, all while having a little fun! It takes a lot of time, practice, and effort to be good at it. ![]() Welcome to the Stellar Teacher Podcast! We believe teaching literacy is a skill. Instagram: About Stellar Teacher Podcast:.Episode 85, What is the Science of Reading & Why is it Important?.Episode 137, Build and Activate Background Knowledge.Episode 139, Practice Sentence Deconstruction.Episode 141, Explicitly Teach the Most Common Prefixes & Suffixes.If you’re enjoying this podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts!.Check out the Stellar Literacy Collective Membership.Sign up for my Private Podcast: Confident Writer Systems Series.Ways you can mix up the organizer to best fit the needs of your students and skills you’re focusing on.Examples and ways to use a semantic map in your daily instruction and activities.The difference between indirect and direct vocabulary and examples in your classroom.How the use of a semantic map directly aligns with the Science of Reading. ![]() In this episode on the use of a semantic map, I share: We know that words are so much more than a definition, so by using a semantic map, it will help your students understand the relationship and connection between words, concepts, and ideas that directly aligns to the science of reading. There are different semantic fields that can be added to the map that deepens a student’s understanding and use of the word. But what’s the best way to teach and have students learn new words? Today’s small step is going to show you how to use a semantic map when introducing new words in isolation.Ī semantic map is basically a graphic organizer that maps out words. Additionally, an important element of the language comprehension strand is vocabulary. series, you know by now that reading comprehension is the result of having strong word recognition skills and language comprehension skills. With so many forms of graphic organizers, a student can use any number of them to help organize their topic and develop concepts prior to writing.Since we’re in the fourth week of the small steps to S.O.R. Students will need to introduce the topic, develop the topic with facts, organize ideas, compare/contrast, and show the relationship between cause and effect. This standard asks students to write informative texts to examine a topic and convey ideas, concepts, and information. The other writing standard that graphic organizers tie into is 6.7.2.2. A graphic organizer is a way for students to map out all of their ideas and form relationships, prior to beginning the writing process. Students need to introduce a claim, support, use words, phrases, and clauses to clarify relationships among the claim. This standard requires students to write arguments to support claims with clear reasons and relevant evidence. The writing standard that the use of graphic organizers correlates with most is 6.7.1.1. Semantic maps/graphic organizers are an important part of the writing process. ![]()
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