A fluency phone, also referred to as a whisper phone or phonics phone, is a self-amplifying device.
Focus: using a fluency phone to support students during writing self-checks
This is a translation of PM63 in The Reading Book. The self-monitoring chart is a visual model to introduce the cueing system to students. It can be used to model and practise self-monitoring during shared and guided reading and is applicable for students at all stages of learning to read. Refer to pages 72 and 81 in The Reading Book for an example of teaching this in shared reading.
Thanks to Ani Crawford for adapting this resource.
A fluency phone, also referred to as a whisper phone or phonics phone, is a self-amplifying device.
Focus: using a fluency phone to support students during writing self-checks
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Focus: working in pairs to generate ideas or vocabulary on a topic
A fluency phone, also referred to as a whisper phone or phonics phone, is a self-amplifying device.
Focus: using a fluency phone to support students during writing self-checks
