RLA Flashcards

Prose

Style

Tone

Point of View

First Person

Second Person

Third Person

Alliteration

Assonance

Onomatopeia

Meter

Iambic Meter

Anapestic Meter

Trochaic Meter

Dactylic Meter

Spondaic Meter

Pyrrhic Meter

Blank Verse

Free Verse

Short Story

Primary Source

Secondary Source

Role of Emotions in Poetry

Line Structure in Poems

Stanza Structure in Poems

Literacy

Phonological Awareness

Teaching Phonological Awareness

Alphabetic Principle

Developing Language Skills

Oral Language Development

Written Language Development

Providing a print-rich enviroment

Graphic Organizer

Reading Graphic Organizer

K-W-L Chart

Big Books

Print and Book Awareness
Print and book awareness helps a child understand....

To be appropriately prepared to learn to read and write, a child should learn what concept about letters (7 components)...

Decoding

Phonics

Fluency

Define Vocabulary

A student's vocabulary can be developed by (8 steps)...

Affixes

Prefixes

Suffixes

Root Word

Context Clues

Synonyms

Antonyms

Explanations

Examples

Comprehension

Improving Comprehension strategies include

Prior Knowledge

Literal Comprehension

Critical Comprehension

Metacognition

Metacognitive Skills

Puppetry

Figurative Language

Simile

Metaphor

Personification

Synecdoche

Metonymy

Since some students may have a limited understanding of English, a teacher should employ the following practices to promote second language acquisition (7)...

Summarization

Question Generation

Textual Marking

Learning Approach

Linguistic Approach

Cognitive Approach

Sociocognitive Approach

Name the Language acquisition theories.

Fable

Tall Tale

Preadolescent and Adolescent Literature

Juvenile Fiction Authors

Name 5 Classic Books

Topic Sentence

Cause and Effect

Facts

Opinion

Fallacy

Ad Hominem

Hasty Generalizations

Faulty Causations

Bandwagon Effect

Inductive Reasoning

Deductive Reasoning

Theme

Round Characters

Flat Characters

Dynamic Characters

Static Characters

Adjectives

Adverb

Conjunctions

Gerund

Infinitive

Noun

Object

Direct Object

Indirect Object

Preposition

Prepositonal Phrase

List 5 thigns that require Capitalization

Colons

Semi Colons

Subject-Verb Agreement

Syntax

Illustrative Essay

Classification Paper

Definition by Synonym

Definition by Negation

Definition by Class

Declarative Sentence

Imperative Sentence

Parallelism

Euphemism

Hyperbole

Climax

Bathos

Malapropism

Transitional Words

Action Verbs

Linking Verbs

Helping Verbs

Coordinating Conjunction

Subordinating Conjunctions

Comma Splice

Relative Clause Fragments

Prepositional Phrase Fragment

Schwa

Etymology

dipthong

Digraph

Semantic

What are the WIDA stages of language aqquisition

What are the 6 stages of writing

What are factors that can effect RATE of reading

Open Syllable

Closed Syllable

Complex Sentence

Compound Sentence

Phonemes

Onset

Rime

graphemes

Phoneme segmentations

Pragmatics

A syllable must conatin a

Choral Reading

Suhbordinating Conjunction

Adverb

Predicate

Simple VS Complete predicate

Clause

What are the 4 types of sentences

Run-on sentence

Incomplete sentence

Dependent clauses

Ironic tones

Pronoun

overregularizated

What are teh 3 measures of text complexity

Agon (root word)

Dys (Root word)

Ambi (Root word)

Morph (root word)

Hetero

What are 2 stratesies for students struggling with articulation

Literature circle

Expository writing

Research process

Prior knowledge

Students can relate prior knwledge to

Stages of learning to write (Writing development)

What is teir 2 vocab

What is tier 3 vocab

Fables vs Folktales

What is the final phase of literacy development

readers in the orthographic phase...

The 5 stages of literacy development

Rate

3 components of reading fluency

Orthographic awareness

Phonological awareness