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From Phonics to Reading
Wiley Blevins, EdD
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Seven Characteristics of Strong
Phonics Instruction
Based on my work with teachers, schools, district administrators, and publishers,
I’ve determined seven characteristics that all strong phonics programs or systems
have in place. Absence or weakness in any one or more of these characteristics
can have negative effects on student learning gains.
1 Readiness Skills
The two best predic-
tors of early reading success are ph
From Phonics to Reading Wiley Blevins, EdD
Seven Characteristics of Strong Phoni
Program Overview From Phonics to Reading: • follo
Unit 1 Lesson 4 Decodable Text Lesson Pl
Grade K, Level K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Grade K, Level K (Continued) 18 19 20 21
Day 1 Visit SadlierConnect.com to view Instructio
Learn and Blend Directions: Listen and join in.
Lesson 7 · Day 1 Read-Spell-Write • Student Bo
1. Phonemic Awareness 5 MIN Chi
93 Fold
Lesson 7 · Day 2 94 Fold Read Connected Text
Trace and Write Directions: Trace and write the
1. Phonemic Awareness 5 MIN Chi
Lesson 7 · Day 3 Short i OBJECTIVES ■ ■ ■
Trace, Write, and Build Directions: Trace and wr
Day 4 1. Phonemic Awareness 5 MIN Childr
Lesson 7 · Day 41 Short i OBJECTIVES ■ ■
Read and Write Directions: Say the picture name.
Lesson 7 · Day 41 6. Read Connected Text
Day 5 1. Phonemic Awareness 5 MIN Childr
Write About It Directions: Read “Big and Little”
Lesson 7 · Day 5 PROGRESS CHECK ■ Flue
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Intervention Many ideas and techniques for meeti
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