CSD Step 2 Reading (Days 7-12)
CSD Step 2 Reading (Days 7-12)
Objectives:
1. Produce the Initial Consonant blends with long vowel / ē/ sound clearly.
2. Read set of words with the Initial Consonant blends with long Vowel /ē/
sound correctly.
3. Identify the appropriate Initial Consonant blends with long Vowel /ē/
sound.
References:
Sounds for Beginning Reading by Mildred Frago-Ruallo
Journey to the World of English: Integrated Language and Reading by
Josefina V. Santiago
Materials:
Module
Writing Notebook
Triangular Pencil/Mongol Pencil
Crayon (16)
Lesson Proper
Prayer
Discussion
Instruction: Read the following blends with long Vowel /ē/ Sound.
free greek
speed
please
Activity 1:
Instruction: Look at each picture. Circle the consonant blend that matches the
beginning of the word.
1.
cr fr gr pr
tr sp pr st
3.
Br dr tr sc
4.
sn pl cl sl
5.
sp sl bl fl
1.
• • sleeve
2.
• • leaf
3.
• • bleed
4.
• • priest
Activity 3:
Instruction: Write the name of the pictures in each box.
1.
2.
3.
5.
Objectives:
1. Produce the Initial Consonant Blends with Long Vowel / ī/ sound clearly.
2. Read set of words with the Initial consonant blends with long vowel / ī/
sound correctly.
3. Identify the appropriate Initial Consonant blends with long vowel / ī/ sound.
References:
Sounds for Beginning Reading by Mildred Frago-Ruallo
Journey to the World of English: Integrated Language and Reading by
Josefina V. Santiago
Materials:
Module
Writing Notebook
Triangular Pencil/Mongol Pencil
Crayon (16)
Lesson Proper
Prayer
Discussion
Instruction: Read the given blends with long vowel / ī/ sound.
pride spire
prime
flies slight
sline
slime
Activity 1:
Instruction: Choose from the box the correct consonant blends that will
complete the name of each picture.
sl bl sp br fr cr
sm cl fl
1.
ind
2.
ies
3.
ies
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4.
imb
5.
ile
6.
ide
7.
ied
8.
ide
9.
ice
10.
ied
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Activity 2:
Instruction: Box the word that has a consonant blend with long /ī/ sound.
Activity 3:
Instruction: Circle the words that your teacher will tell (5 words).
tribe crime
Objectives:
1. Produce the Initial Consonant Blends with Long Vowel /ō/ sound clearly.
2. Read set of words with the Initial consonant blends with long Vowel /ō/
sound correctly.
3. Identify the appropriate Initial Consonant blends with long Vowel /ō/
sound.
References:
Sounds for Beginning Reading by Mildred Frago-Ruallo
Journey to the World of English: Integrated Language and Reading by J
osefina V. Santiago
Materials:
Module
Writing Notebook
Triangular Pencil/Mongol Pencil
Crayon (16)
Lesson Proper
Prayer
Discussion
Instruction: Read the following blends with long Vowel / ō/ Sound.
broad
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gr blends sm blends sn blends
growl
grown
grow
grope
clove
gl blends bl blends
glow blow
globe bloat
gloat
Activity 1:
Instruction: Cross – out (x) the correct initial consonant blend.
1. fl
cr
2. cr
br
dr
3. sm
fl
fr
4. gl
pl
sl
5. bl
st
pl
Activity 2:
Instruction: Draw a line to match each picture with its correct name.
1. smoke
snow
stole
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2. glove
glow
globe
3. close
cloak
clove
4. spoke
smoke
snow
5. cloak
blow
plow
Activity 3:
Instruction: Write the correct initial consonant blend to complete each word.
1.
3.
_____ _____ ow
4.
5.
_____ _____ ow
Objectives:
1. Produce the Initial Consonant Blends with Long Vowel /ū/ sound clearly.
2. Read set of words with the Initial consonant blends with long vowel /ū/
sound correctly.
3. Identify the appropriate Initial Consonant blends with long vowel /ū/ sound.
References:
Sounds for Beginning Reading by Mildred Frago-Ruallo
Journey to the World of English: Integrated Language and Reading by
Josefina V. Santiago (page 131)
Materials:
Module
Writing Notebook
Triangular Pencil/Mongol Pencil
Crayon (16)
Lesson Proper
Prayer
Discussion
Instruction: Read the following blends with long vowel /ū/ sound.
/ew/
flew stew
grew screw
/ue/
glue blue
clue flue
Activity 1:
Instruction: Fill in with the correct word from the box to complete each
sentence.
crude flute prune truth
Activity 2:
Instruction: Write the name of the pictures in each box.
1.
3.
4.
5.
Activity 3:
Instruction: Cross – out (x) the words that has a long vowel /ū/ sound.
flute flow
Objectives:
1. Learn how to recognize and pronounce consonant digraphs with long
vowel sounds.
2. Read simple words with consonant digraph with long vowel sounds.
3. Read simple phrases.
References:
St. Patricks Day Digraph Activities Pinterest.Com
Journey to the World of English by Josefina V. Santiago (pages 256-264)
Materials:
Module
Writing Notebook
Triangular Pencil/Mongol Pencil
Crayons (16)
Discussion
Instruction: Read the following words below.
shade chair
show chime
shoot
shore
Initial th Final th
thief faith
thigh smooth
thrice youth
My Phrases
care a rose
bake a cake
a weak deer
a wide beach
hold the cube
pray and praise
ride a bike
eat a rice
five gates
the deep sea
a fine life
roll a dice
pope in Rome
fire on wire
five cubes
Activity 1:
Instruction: Read and encircle the correct name of each picture.
1.
thigh thrice thief
3.
chain chase cheese
4.
bloom clue blue
5.
spear speech spade
6.
smear stay smile
7.
beach peach reach
8.
mice dice size
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9.
trace tribe troop
10.
wheel wheat whale
Activity 2:
Instruction/s: Read and cross-out (x) the word that has a different long vowel
sound.
Activity 3:
Instruction: Fill in the missing letters to complete the word that identifies the
given picture.
1.
br m
3.
br k _____
4.
sh pe
5.
sh ke
6.
m c
7.
bl e
8.
fl te
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9.
fl me
10.
pr ne
Activity 4:
Instruction: Look at the picture on the left then encircle the phrase that tells
about it.
1.
a bay a hay
2. a cave a cage
3.
a bean a lean
4.
a wipe a pipe
6.
a mole a sole
7.
a sleek a sleigh
8.
flies flying a flight
9.
a globe a glove
10.
a stain a stage
Objectives:
1. Read simple sentences and paragraphs accurately.
2. Answer simple questions.
References:
Teacherspayteachers.com and Pinterest.
Materials:
Module
Writing Notebook
Triangular Pencil/Mongol Pencil
Crayons (16)
Discussion
Instruction: Present simple sentences and paragraphs for a pupil to read. Guide
him as he reads it.
Sentences:
1. The priest preaches in Rome.
2. He has a bright smile.
3. Bless breaks the screen.
4. A seal is on the beach.
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5. Sam likes to play the flute
6. The green leaf is on the tree.
7. The ground is clean.
8. Pam has a flu.
9. Ted likes the fries.
10. Kit is a blind drake.
Paragraphs:
A Big Cake
Wake up, Jake! Let’s bake a cake.
We make a cake. The cake is big.
We take the cake to the lake. Jake
And I like it.
Activity 1:
Instruction: Read each sentence and answer the question that follows. Encircle
the letter of the correct answer.
1. I hike with my dog Spike. Who is my dog?
a. It is Spine. b. It is Spike.
2. Tom saves the whale in the cage. What did Tom save in the cage?
a. the whale b. the male
3. The deer is on the cave. Where was the deer?
a. on the cave b. on the cage
4. Tine has a nine slimes. How many slimes does Tine have?
a. ten slimes b. nine slimes
5. Paz likes to play a game. What did Paz like?
a. to play b. to pray
6. Joy flips the flea on the flute. Where did Joy flips the flea?
a. on the flute b. the flea flee
7. The bride was his wife. Who is the bride?
a. his wife b. his life
8. Ben eats a lot of fries. What did Ben eat?
a. a cake b. a fries
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9. The fish has a scale. What does a fish has?
a. a spine b. a scale
10. The pope preaches in Rome. Where does the pope preach?
a. in Dome b. in Rome
Activity 2:
Instruction: Read the given paragraphs then answer the questions that follow.
The Snail
Gail the snail was very sad.
She felt like she was too plain.
“I know how to fix this!” she said on her brain.
“I will stain my shell with paint!”
Gail did not want to wait. She got a pail
and started to paint.
Oh no! It started to rain. The paint washed off.
Gail the snail was plain again!
Why was Gail sad?
What did Gail do to her shell?
At the end, why was Gail plain again?