# SCOPE & SEQUENCE PHONICS, MORPHOLOGY AND WORD KNOWLEDGE P-2 VICTORIA CURRICULUM **Price:** $15.00 AUD **Seller:** TeachBuySell Seller **Year Levels:** foundation, year1, year2 **Subjects:** english ## Description (seller-submitted) Scope & Sequence Phonics, Morphology And Word Knowledge P-2 Vic Curriculum This scope and sequence for phonics, morphology and word knowledge is 42 pages in length and based on a validated SOR sequence. The difference between this and other sequences is that it combines phonics and morphology as opposed to separate scopes and provides teachers with all spelling, syllable and morphology rules and ideas for activities included as well as a sequence for handwriting. At the end of the sequence for each year are three columns: ‘Working Towards,’ ‘Established’ and ‘Extension,’ intended to help teachers make judgements about attainment and to support and extend students below and above standard. Also included are ‘I can statements’ and ‘End of year Attainment Standards,’ a comprehensive list of resource links and phonics and morphology glossaries and ideas for investigations. Key contents 1. Intended for Reading and Spelling: Many schools have a separate reading and spelling program. I believe that this is a missed opportunity to link encoding and decoding and often leads to students making progress in reading but not with spelling. This scope is therefore designed to teach reading and spelling together. Catherine Snow et al. summarise the real importance of spelling for reading as follows: “Spelling and reading build and rely on the same mental representation of a word. Knowing the spelling of a word makes the representation of it sturdy and accessible for fluent reading.” 2. Morphology is included in the sequence: I have included morphology in this scope and sequence with more emphasis on morphology as the sequence progresses. Morphology is a critical element of successful vocabulary development and accurate decoding by understanding the meaning of prefixes and suffixes and the rules governing syllable division. Awareness of morphology has been shown to be a strong indicator of and positive influence upon reading comprehension (Soifer, 2005). 3. High Frequency and Irregu… [truncated] --- View on TeachBuySell: https://teachbuysell.com.au/l/6747c74d-f800-4736-af62-1526bc4a5099 Marketplace: https://teachbuysell.com.au