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    This reading intervention lesson plan is for student Jake on October 23, 2020. The goal is for Jake to identify high frequency words from pre-primer word lists through explicit instruction and practice, using a sight word fly swatter game to assess his ability to automatically identify words. During the game, Jake demonstrated enthusiasm and was successful in identifying words, though his eagerness led to some initial misidentifications. The informal nature of the game encouraged Jake's participation.

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    This reading intervention lesson plan is for student Jake on October 23, 2020. The goal is for Jake to identify high frequency words from pre-primer word lists through explicit instruction and practice, using a sight word fly swatter game to assess his ability to automatically identify words. During the game, Jake demonstrated enthusiasm and was successful in identifying words, though his eagerness led to some initial misidentifications. The informal nature of the game encouraged Jake's participation.

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    This reading intervention lesson plan is for student Jake on October 23, 2020. The goal is for Jake to identify high frequency words from pre-primer word lists through explicit instruction and practice, using a sight word fly swatter game to assess his ability to automatically identify words. During the game, Jake demonstrated enthusiasm and was successful in identifying words, though his eagerness led to some initial misidentifications. The informal nature of the game encouraged Jake's participation.

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    This reading intervention lesson plan is for student Jake on October 23, 2020. The goal is for Jake to identify high frequency words from pre-primer word lists through explicit instruction and practice, using a sight word fly swatter game to assess his ability to automatically identify words. During the game, Jake demonstrated enthusiasm and was successful in identifying words, though his eagerness led to some initial misidentifications. The informal nature of the game encouraged Jake's participation.

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    READING INTERVENTION LESSON PLAN

    STUDENT: Jake

    DATE: October 23, 2020

    GOAL: Through explicit instruction, Jake will be able to identify select words from the Pre-

    Primer 1 and Pre-Primer 2/3 word lists.

    RATIONALE: Jake’s performance on the word lists and reading passages illustrated his need

    for explicit instruction and practice with identifying high frequency words. The high frequency

    words for instruction were taken from the Pre-Primer 1 and Pre-Primer 2/3 word lists because

    Jake scored instructional at the Pre-Primer 2/3 level. Based on his prior success with the HFW

    flashcards, new words were added to Jake’s list of sight words. Because all of the sight words

    had already been introduced, a HFW Fly Swatter game was used to assess Jake’s ability to

    automatically identify the sight words.

    PENNSYLVANIA STATE CORE STANDARD(S):

    CC.1.1.2.D Read grade-level high-frequency sight words and words with inconsistent but

    common spelling-sound correspondences.

    STEPS OF EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION:

    1. T chooses eight of the following words to write on the whiteboard: with, was, same, all, other,

    under, they, people, thing, said, there, going, sing, read, how, why.
    2. T says, “We have been practicing with our sight word flashcards because it is important that

    you are able to quickly identify sight words while you are reading a story. This way, you are not

    taking a lot of time sounding out the word, and instead, you can pay more attention to what is

    happening in the story. We’re going to play a game today to see how quickly you can identify

    your sight words.”

    3. T hands S a fly swatter.

    4. T says, “I’m going to read the sight word from the card, and you are going to use the fly

    swatter to find and hit that same sight word on the board.”

    5. T says one of the sight words written on the board.

    6. S uses the fly swatter to hit the appropriate sight word.

    7. T may rotate through the list of sight words more than once.

    8. After all sight words have been identified correctly, T erases the board and writes the

    remaining eight sight words.

    9. The game repeats with the new sight words.

    ASSESSMENT:

    Informally assess student performance throughout the game. Make note of the words the student

    is unable to identify automatically as well as the words that the student is unable to identify at

    all. If necessary, assist the student in finding the appropriate sight word by reminding him or her

    of the distinctive features.

    REFLECTION:

    Jake demonstrated enthusiasm and motivation when playing the sight word game. The
    intriguing and informal nature of the game seemed to encourage Jake to participate. Throughout

    the game, he was successful in identifying the words on the board. He eagerly jumped and

    laughed as he hit the board with the fly swatter. At times, Jake misidentified words at first

    because of his eagerness to hit the board. Therefore, this may not be useful as a formal

    assessment to gather data about his automaticity with sight word recognition. There were no

    opportunities in which Jake was unable to identify any of the words written on the board.

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