IDLR Quiz

ABC routines are important because children need carefully planned and intentional exposure to books, vocabulary, letters, sounds and more according to the

The Hungry Thing activity is mainly designed to:

The literacy routines are intended to be used_______________(check all that apply)

In the video regarding exposing children to the alphabet regularly, who sings the ABCs from Sesame Street?

Text talk is

Teacher: “Cat, bat. Do these rhyme?” Child: “Yes! Cat and bat rhyme.” What level of rhyming skill is this?

Text talk is broken down into_______steps.

What word is the teacher intentionally teaching as she reads Mouse’s Birthday?

Which of these is NOT part of the REN strategy in this course for building vocabulary?

A “picture walk” is a walk through the room to look at and discuss the pictures on the wall to build vocabulary.

Cheerios and Kix boxes are used as examples of how to make a ________________for a print awareness activity.

One way to help children begin to learn to recognize their names is to add a picture or sticker to their name tag/card.

When teaching children to recognize their names in print, it is important to make sure that children’s names are not moved around in the classroom so they know exactly where their names are at all times and are not confused.

In the ABC routine section, the teacher in the video is emphasizing letters A, B, C, D, E, and F with the Lee Pesky cards, what does she do to help the children remember them?

Which of these are examples of the 6 daily literacy routines for preK (check all that apply)?

Name recognition is an important part of print awareness.

Fish on a Dish is an activity designed to help children with phonological (sound) awareness.

Which of these is an example of restating?

The purpose of scaffolding is to set the child up for success and then move that child to the next level.

Tongue twisters are an example of alliteration and help with sound awareness.