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Students who accomplish mastery of these words will be reading slightly above grade level and typically score in the top 25% on 2nd Grade national reading tests (such as the - SAT - CTBS and FCAT). A total of 937 words are used in the 2nd Grade Reading Wall List and arranged as follows: 1st nine weeks 217 words 2nd nine weeks - 216 words 3rd nine weeks - 252 words 4th nine weeks - 252 words TOTAL = 937 words Although there are 937 words used in the list, weve taken 70 of the most difficult 1st grade words and included these in the Week 1 Review and as word #5 for Weeks 2-9. Therefore, after subtracting the 70 review words, there are approximately 860 new vocabulary words introduced in the 2nd Grade Reading Wall Vocabulary List. Words are arranged from the "most common" words at the beginning of the list to the "lesser common" words toward the end of the year. This provides the most logical and efficient order for instruction. To further increase memorization efficiency we have organized words into similar vowel sound and reading-rule categories. This strategy alone dramatically increases a childs word learning rate by giving a common sound or rule to use while decoding the words. Word of the Day The last two words in each column list are what we call our Words of the Day. The words have been isolated in the rectangle box because they are far more difficult to learn than the main phonics based words. This difficulty occurs because they are either visually similar to other words (i.e. went want) or are not consistent with typical phonics rules (i.e. does sounds like duz what sounds like wut). The Words of the Day must be given intense extra practice to insure their complete memorization. Many of the Words of the Day are common test question words and are considered extremely high priority. Sincerely, Richard Pressinger (M.Ed.) ReadingKey.com TampaReads.com The Reading Wall Time Chart The next page in this document is the chart to be used for keeping track of how fast a child says the column of words. Place the Time Chart above the Lesson Heading of the each Reading Wall column for visual motivation and easy recording. Be sure to follow the 4 steps when practicing each column of LEVEL Words with the child STEP 1PRACTICE THE VOWEL SOUND Repeat each colored vowel sound in each word. This places the sound in the childs short term memory.STEP 2STOP AT THE VOWEL SOUND STRATEGY Have the child blend the sounds made by the letters up to the colored vowel sound.STEP 3PRACTICE ENTIRE COLUMN Say words slowly until the column is read 100% correctly. STEP 4MOTIVATION STEP Get out the stopwatch (or your watch timer) and record time on next several attempts. Thats all there is to it. 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