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English Language Arts and Reading - Phonics


Publisher: hand2mind, Inc.

ELAR, Phonics, Grade 2 (IMRA25)

Program: Phonemic Awareness and Phonics Toolkit Intervention: Foundational Skills - Grade 2
Component: N/A (ISBN: N/A)
Reported Error ID 14411446:

This lesson is practicing short nasal "a" sound. The third word provided in the "Extention" activity is "clang" which is not short a.

Page Number: 34
Location:

Bottom half of page under "Phonemic Awareness/Phonics" "Extention" in blue box.

Publisher Response: Accept

We have accepted the change and will change the word to fit.

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Reported Error ID 14481906:

The Extension activity says "have students use their Elkonin boxes and colored chips to sound out the /sh/ sound in longer words such as "shrimp", "splash" and "splint". "Splint" does not have an /sh/ sound. Suggest changing "splint" to "brush" or other /sh/ word.

Page Number: 48
Location:

P. 48 Lesson 16 "Initial and Final sh" - 1st part of lesson "Phonemic Awareness". Blue box at end of lesson "Differentiate". Last part "Extension".

Publisher Response: Accept

We accept this change and will replace the word.

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Reported Error ID 14481926:

Word list includes "thank", but blue box to the right of the lesson at the top of the page states that this lesson is "Phonological and Phonemic Awareness: Short Vowel Closed Syllables". The word "thank" contains a long /a/ sound or vowel, not a short /a/.

Page Number: 51 (digital 50-51)
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P. 51 Lesson 17 "Initial and Final th". "Phonics" part of lesson top of page. First beige box with "skills" and "words".

Publisher Response: Accept

We accept this change.

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Reported Error ID 14363121:

Question 1 asks "which word contains the "oi" sound?". Answers include both "toy" and "coin" which both contain the "oi" sound. There is more than 1 correct answer. It should be noted that many quick check items have more than 1 correct answer. All assessments should be carefully reviewed to ensure that there is only one correct answer.

Page Number: 67
Location:

#1 under Quick Check Assessment 4 Dipthongs (oi, oy)

Publisher Response: Accept

We will accept this change according to suggestion.

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Reported Error ID 14446871:

10. Silent letters: Which word has the silent "k"?
a. knot
b. knight
c. know
d. knife

All of the answers contain the silent K so there is not one correct word for an answer. Rather, all answers are correct.

Page Number: Page 149
Location:

Spiral Review

Publisher Response: Accept

We did accept this change and edited the answer choices.

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Reported Error ID 14446846:

Vowel teams: Which word contains the vowel team /ee/ for the long /e/ sound?
a. ship
b. dip
c. deep
d. sheep

Both c and d contain the vowel team /ee/ for the long /e/ sound.

Page Number: Page 149
Location:

Spiral Review

Publisher Response: Accept

We will accept this change and change the word deep to dip.

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Reported Error ID 14432436:

Which sentence correctly uses long and short vowel sounds?
a) The man can dive.
b) The bug is wide.
c) The bird will hop.
d)The mule is sad.

There are more than one correct answers to this question.

Page Number: page 52 book
Location:

Identify and encode long vowel sounds

Publisher Response: Accept

We will accept this change and make revisions.

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Reported Error ID 14432516:

Inflectional endings: These are groups of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning, indicating tense, number or possession
The question reads: Which sentence correctly uses inflectional endings?
a) The girl wants to read a book. (inflectional ending -s)
b) The boy looked at the spotted dog. (Inflectional ending -ed)
c) The cat runs up the tree. (Inflectional ending -s
d) The fish swim in the pond.
There are more than one correct answers to this question.

Page Number: Page 58
Location:

#5 - Inflectional endings

Publisher Response: Accept

We edited the answer choices to only provide one correct answer.

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Reported Error ID 14907456:

This is an error because the examples given of all and roll follow a VCC pattern not a spelling pattern with two vowels. There is only one vowel in both of the examples. Change the examples to match the description.

Page Number: Page 7 and Page 10
Location:

About 2/3rds of the way down the page it says "Vowel Combination Endings-a spelling pattern where two vowels work together at the end of the word (eg all in small and oll in roll.)

Publisher Response: Pending Publisher Response
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