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Phonemic Awareness and Phonics Toolkit Intervention: Foundational Skills - Grade 2 Suitability Report: Excellence Criteria

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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
ISBN: 9781634068833

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Flag Section: Section 2 - Suitability Excellence
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Student Progress Tracker: Phonemic Awareness & Phonics
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Students tracking their progress promotes self governance.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/171tIw_yzVXhJsUJGcJxiOXk6ZQUMoZuD


Category: 2. Alignment with Public Education's Constitutional Goal
Subcategory: 2.1

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ISBN: 9781634068833

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Top of the page- it is being flagged because it shows that Jake is functioning productively in a free enterprise society by earning cash and having the freedom to buy tools. "Jake works hard to earn cash and buys tools for his shop."

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Category: 2. Alignment with Public Education's Constitutional Goal
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Example 1: Decode R-Controlled Vowels, I Do (1st page of document, top)
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On this document, found on the first page near the top of the document in all 3 sections of I Do:, We Do:, You Do: Sentence under "I DO:" is "Jake works hard to earn cash and buy tools for his shop." It really should say "money" and not "cash", but a good example, when combined with the "WE DO:" where teacher is instructed to SAY: "This sentence is about Jake earning income to be able to buy something that will help him with his business", and the "YOU DO": where the teacher is instructed to ask students about a time they were asked to do a job. Time should be allowed for discussions.

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Category: 2. Alignment with Public Education's Constitutional Goal
Subcategory: 2.1

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ISBN: 9781634068833

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On the 2nd page of the document: Example 2: Vowel Team and Dipthongs: I DO, WE DO, YOU DO: in the I DO section, the sentence is "She chose to save coins in a blue pouch for a new bike". The WE DO instructs the teacher to explain that "this sentence is about saving money for something you want. Saving for something you want takes discipline and consistency". I think 2nd graders may not be familiar with the word "consistency", but teacher could explain. The I DO section instructs the teacher to ask " Have you ever saved your money to buy something you wanted?" This is a fair example of being a productive member of society and self governance.

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Category: 2. Alignment with Public Education's Constitutional Goal
Subcategory: 2.1

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