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Project-Edward Spark1 22
Project-Edward Spark1 22
SPARK : Project EDWARD (Exercises that Develop Word Appreciation and Recognition for Diverse learners)
Project Title
Reading assessment (Phil IRI) is one of the important things to do to identify the reading ability of a child. It gives a numerical and
descriptive rating of the pupils’ capacity in reading and comprehension. This year, reading assessment results show that there is big
Rationale deviation in the number of independent reader from the readers in the frustration level. Thus, the need to help the pupils cope up in
reading gave way to the initiation of project EDWARD which aims to help the pupils to enhance their reading capacity through
different activities and exercises. School Head and teacher adviser agreed to have their pupils under the frustration level will be the
target of the project.
Develop different reading activities and exercises for diverse learners
Goals and Improve pupils reading ability
Objectives Make a zero nonreader in school
Appreciate and recognize simple and difficult words among pupils
Target Time
Details Objectives Strategy/ Activity Materials Assessment
Performance Frame
Pre-
Implementation
Assessing, To assess, identify 100% Assessed, Administering the Screening Copy of PHIL-IRI June 25, Reading records of
identifying and classify the identified, and Test in PHIL-IRI materials 2018 pupils
and reading level of the classified reading
classifying pupils through level of the pupils
pupils giving Screening
reading Test in PHIL-IRI
ability
To select
appropriate reading
Selection of materials 100% appropriate Selecting/identifying the Bond paper July 3, Reading materials
reading reading materials for appropriate reading materials Laptop 2018
materials pupils were selected internet
To recognize and 100% of words with Think of These Powerpoint 1 day Word and sentence
fricatives /θ/ and /ð/
sound were
articulate correctly presentation of
recognized and
the fricatives /θ/ words and reading drill
articulated fluently
and /ð/ sentences
and properly
Powerpoint
100% of words,
To read words, presentation of
phrases, poems or
phrases, poems or words, poems, Word and sentence
WEEK 3 stories with long WORD PUZZLE 5 days
stories with long stories and reading drill
vowel a sound were
vowel a sound sentences
read properly
Word puzzle
Powerpoint
100% of words,
To read words, presentation of
phrases, poems or
phrases, poems or words, poems, Word and sentence
WEEK 4 stories with long WORD SEARCH PUZZLE 5 days
stories with long stories and reading drill
vowel e sound were
vowel e sound sentences
read properly
Word puzzle
Powerpoint Word and sentence
100% of words,
To read words, presentation of reading drill
phrases, poems or
phrases, poems or words, poems,
WEEK 5 stories with long Whats the Word? 5 days
stories with long stories and
vowel i sound were
vowel i sound sentences
read properly
Word puzzle
WEEK 6 To identify and 100% of word Letter Scavenger Hunt Alphabet/ Phonetic 5 days Write word
write word examples with the Each group is given a set of letters Element Cards examples that uses
examples with the same given phonetic or phonetic elements (e.g. ph, oa, the same given
nt,). Players try to locate examples
same given elements were of these in their surroundings or in phonetic elements
phonetic elements identified and newspapers, books, or signage in
school area.
written
Powerpoint
100% of words,
To read words, presentation of
phrases, poems or
phrases, poems or words, poems, Word and sentence
WEEK 7 stories with long Oh my rhyme! 5 days
stories with long stories and reading drill
vowel o sound were
vowel o sound sentences
read properly
rhymes
Definition Pickup
Write new vocabulary words on
cards. Discuss their definitions, and
then place them face down in rows
on a table. Pupils take turns picking
up a card. If the pupil can give the
correct definition for the word, and
To give the 100% of unfamiliar then use the word in a sentence, he Fill in the blanks
definition of word were give keeps the card and can take another seatwork. Choose
WEEK 8 unfamiliar word definition and used turn. Whenever a pupil makes a Word Cards 5 days the correct word
and use the word in the word in a mistake, the correct definition is that completes the
discussed and the card is placed in a
a sentence sentence used pile. Next pupil has a turn.
sentence idea.
When all remaining cards have been
won, the used pile is shuffled and
placed in rows on the table and the
game continues until those, too,
have been taken.
WEEK 9 To read Dolch’s 100 % of Dolch’s Words Per Minute - Peer Printed handouts of 5 days Pupils Progress
sight words sight words were Tutoring Dolch’s sight Report – words per
correctly and read correctly and Pupil read for 10 minutes of Dolch’s words minute reading rate
fluently fluently Sight Words, and then divide the Timer for 5 days
number of words read by 10. This
gives his average words per minute
reading rate. Try different types of
reading, such as fiction, history,
poetry, science, the newspaper.
Let pupils work in pair to be able to
record the no. of words read in 10
minutes.
Powerpoint
100% of words,
To read words, presentation of
phrases, poems or
phrases, poems or words, poems, Word and sentence
WEEK 11 stories with long 5 days
stories with long Uhh.my rhyme... stories and reading drill
vowel u sound were
vowel u sound sentences
read properly
Word puzzle
WEEK 12 To skim words in a 100% of words in a Word Hunt Paragraph text 5 days Write missing
text given text given were Choose a section of text appropriate Metacards with words of the phrases
skimmed for pupils' ages from a paragraph. phrases with its given through
Provide pupils with a piece of scrap
paper. Write four words on a fourth word skimming a
chalkboard or chart; three of the missing paragraph
words should come directly from the
text; the fourth word should not
appear in the text. As soon as the
four words are revealed, have
students skim the text, looking for
the four words. When they know
which word does not appear in the
text, they write it on their papers and
put down their pencils to signal they
are done.
Objectives
1. To recognize and articulate correctly the front vowels /i/ and, /ɪ/
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Assessment
Chinese busy
Either give
Feel kiss
Least liberal
Seek pain
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
DAY 2(Sept 6)
Objectives
1. To recognize and articulate correctly the front vowels /e/, /ɛ/, and /æ/
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Assessment
SPARK
DAY 3(Sept 7)
Objectives
1. To recognize and articulate correctly the central vowels /ə/ and /ʌ/
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Assessment
Away bus
Banana colour
Garden front
Paper London
Sugar Monday
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
DAY 4(Sept 8)
Objectives
1. To recognize and articulate correctly the back vowels /u/ and /ʊ/
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Assessment
Courier suit
Gooseberry luke
Wolf buhl
Woman pool
Worsted fool
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
DAY 5(Sept 9)
Objectives
1. To recognize and articulate correctly the back vowels /o/, /ɔ/ and /ɑ/
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Assessment
SPARK
DAY 1(Sept 12)
Objectives
Assessment
Exercise ate
Wine babe
Bright baited
Guy bake
Sky base
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
DAY 2(Sept 13)
Objectives
Assessment
house
down
out
found
about
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
DAY 3(Sept 14)
Objectives
1. To recognize and articulate correctly the fricatives /f/, /v/, /s/ and /z/
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Assessment
SPARK
DAY 4(Sept 15)
Objectives
Assessment
SPARK
DAY 5(Sept 16)
Objectives
Assessment
SPARK
WEEK 3 (Sep 9-23)
Objectives
Pat was taking a nap on a mat. A big rat ran to the mat. Pat was mad at the rat.
She threw a cap to the rat. The rat ran away.
SPARK
WEEK 4 (Sept 26-30)
Objectives
Read the following sentences. Take note how the underlined words are read.
1. Androcles saw the lion with a bleeding wound.
2. The king freed Androcles.
3. The lion got near its victim.
4. He would feed the lion with some meat.
5. The lion was lying on some dried leaves.
Find words with long e sound in this puzzle. Write the words on your paper.
m s b e a d
b e e f b e
s e a t d e
g b k t f r
g r e e n c
m e a t y w
ASSESSMENT
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
WEEK 5 (August 6-10)
Objectives
SPARK
WEEK 6 (August 13-August 17)
Objectives
1. To identify and write word examples with the same given phonetic elements
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
Lesson: Identifying and writing word examples with the same given phonetic elements
Materials: Chart
SPARK
WEEK 7 (August 20-24)
Objectives
ACTIVITY
ASSESSMENT
Municipality of Indang
SPARK
WEEK 8 (August 27-31)
Objectives
1. To give the definition of unfamiliar word and use the word in a sentence
2. Develop reading skills among pupils under frustration level (based on PHIL-IRI)
SPARK
WEEK 9 (September 3-7)
Objectives
SPARK
WEEK 10 (September 10-14)
Objectives
SPARK
WEEK 11 (September 17-21)
Objectives
SPARK
WEEK 12 (September 24-28)
Objectives
SPARK
WEEK 13 (October 1-5)
Objectives