MSLE Strategies and Procedures for the classroom.

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MSLE Strategies and Procedures for the classroom

PA and Spelling Routine Review Sound Chart Phonemic Awareness (Show me) Phonemic Awareness (Show me with changes) Spelling

PA 1 1. Look and listen 2. Echo 3. Echo in the mirror 4. Pull the mouth pictures 5. Replace

PA 2 1. Look and listen 2. Echo 3. Un-blend 4. Pull the mouth pictures 5. Add, take away, trade, switch, repeat

Spelling Procedures 1. Look and Listen 2. Echo 3. Un-blend and pull mouth pictures 4. Touch and spell 5. Name and write 6. Code and Read