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1 LexiaUK Literacy Programme: Reading and Writing Books Teacher Notes and Vocabulary Lists Spring

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3 LexiaUK Literacy Programme: Individual Reading and Writing Books: Teacher Notes The 10 books contain a range of reading, spelling and handwriting activities which are designed to complement and extend the skills students learn on the Lexia Reading computer program. Students are able to work through the books independently at their own pace, with help and support from their teacher or teaching assistant when needed. Classroom organisation will be very similar to that required when students are working on the computer program. There are two books to accompany Lexia Early Reading Level 2 and two for each of the first four levels of Lexia Foundation Reading. All the books, except for Early Reading Level 2 Book 1, contain assessment pages (marked with A by the page number) designed to inform teachers of each individual student s progress. Vocabulary lists for Early Reading are in the back of the books. Those for Foundation Reading are attached to this document. Timetabling Practice of the kind provided in the books is best done little and often in order that students develop automatic skills, and retain what they learn. We recommend that students work on the books for a minimum of three 30 minute sessions per week. Students should be discouraged from working for sessions longer than 30 minutes. Introductory Session Students should start on the book which corresponds to the level of the computer program they are working on; Early Reading Book 2.1 if on Early Reading Level 2 (less than 50% through) Early Reading Book 2.2 if on Early Reading Level 2 (more than 50% through) Foundation Reading Book 1.1 if on Foundation Reading Level1 (less than 50% through) Foundation Reading Book 1.2 if on Foundation Reading Level 1 (more than 50% through) The teacher should provide an introduction to the Lexia Reading Reading and Writing Books before students begin to use them. Teachers need to explain to students that each book uses a series of symbols to instruct them what to do on each page. A key to these symbols is at the front of each booklet. 3

4 Explain to students that once they have completed a booklet, they will receive a certificate of attainment. (Certificates are supplied). Supervision and Support of the Lexia class Good supervision and support has proven to be the most effective means of ensuring rapid student progress with the Lexia Reading software and the same applies to the use of the Reading and Writing Books. The work provided in the books is often more demanding than that provided on the computer programs. As a result, students may often be working on a book which is behind where they are on the computer program. This should not cause any problems. However, if students get ahead of the computer program they may need to use the books less. We recommend that the ratio of supervisor to students is 1 to a maximum of 15. This allows teachers to keep the students focused on their work provide help if a student has a problem For first few sessions, students may need some reminding as to what the symbols on the exercises are asking them to do. They may also need to be reminded to raise their hand to ask for help if they need it. We recommend that students books are marked as they are working in order to give immediate feedback and support where necessary. Recognition of Progress Our research shows that recognition of progress highly motivates students to use Lexia Reading and to achieve more progress. Certificates are to be given to students upon completion of a book, either individually or in a merit assembly. Please note We welcome your feedback on the books at any time. To order additional Reading & Writing Books, please complete the order form attached on the back page. Alternatively, you can download an order form from our website Vocabulary lists: Early Reading Level 2: Books 1 and 2 have a list at the back of each book. Foundation Reading Levels 1-4 follow on below. 4

5 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 1 Book 1 Vocabulary List a dad fog hug mad octopus red tip and dam fox hum map on rib to apple den fun hut mat pad rob top bag did gap igloo men pan rub tot balloon dig gas in met pat rug tub bat dim get is mitten peg run tug bed dip gig jam mix pen sap umbrella big dog got jet mop pet sit wag box dot gum jug mug pig six wax bug down gun lab mum pin snail web bun elephant gut lad nag pip sob wed bus fan ham led nap pod sub wet can fat hat leg net pop sun wig cap fed hen lid nib pot tag win cat fib here lip nip pug tan cod fig hid lit nod pup tap cot fin hit log not rabbit ten cub fit hop lot nun rag the cup fix hot lug nut rat tin Lexia Foundation Reading Level 1 Book 2 Vocabulary List a cup gas it lot pig sob webs and Dad get jam mad pigs sub well are dad got Jen man pop subs wet as did gum jet men pup sun where bad dog had jets met ran tap wig bag dogs ham job mix red taps will bags Dot has jog mop rib Ted with bed dot hat Jon mud ribs the yacht big dots hen jug mug rip to yak blue down hens jump mugs rob top yellow box dug here keg mum Ron tot yes bug fan hid kid nod rub tub you bugs fat hill kite not run two zebra bun fed him lad on sad up zip buns fin hop leg one said van zips bus fins hot legs pal Sam vans zoo cab fit hum let Pam sat vase can fix hut lid pan set vet cat fog in lip Pat sip vets cats fox is lips pegs sit wax come fun in log pen six web 5

6 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 2 Book 1 Vocabulary List a can drill hen mug seal speck trunk all cap drink here nib sell spill tub and car drip hid no set spilt tug antelope cars drop hill not shark spin twins apple cat drum his nut shed spit two are chain elephant hit octopus shell spot umbrella as chair fan hog of ship stand up at chap fast hop off shop star van back chat fed hug on shops step vet bad check fell hut one short stick was bag cheese fig igloo pan shot still wasp bat chicken fish ill peg shower sting wasps bath chimp fist in pelt shut stop wax bed chin fix is pen sit stump web bell chip flag it pet skill stung went bib chips flash Jack pig skim sun wet bid chop flat jar pip skin tag whale bin churn flick Jen pips skip tap what bit clam fling jet plan skull tell wheat black clap flip job plant skunk that wheel blank click flock Jon plop skunks the when blast cliff flush jug plug slab then where blend clip for jump plum slam there which bless clock fox Ken plus slid they whip blink clocks gap kid pot slink thick whips block cloth get king rag slip thief whisker blocks club glad lap ran slop thigh whistle blue cog glass leg red smack thin whiz bog come glint lick rich small this wig box cox glob lid rid smart thorn will bran dad got lip rip smash to win brash den grab lot rock smell toad wish brass did grass lunch rod snack top wit brick dig grid lung ruff snacks top hat yak brim din grim mad rug snap track yaks Brit dish grin map run snick trap yellow brush do grip mat sad sniff trash yes bud dog grub men said snip trick you bug down gum met Sam snuck trip zip bun drab had mix sand snug trips zips bus drag has mop sat sob trot zoo cab dress hat moth scissors span truck 6

7 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 2 Book 2 Vocabulary List a check flask land on sick them all chimp flush laps one silk then apple chimps for last or sing there are chips from leg pest skull they as chump four legs pet skunk thing at chunk get lent pink skunks think back class gift lick pond slid three bad cloth got lift pong smell Tim band craft grand limp pop sock to bands crash grass link pump socks top bang Dad hand list punt soft track bank damp hands lock raft song trash bath deck has locks red songs trunk bend dent help loft rent speck two bent did here long rest spend umbrella best dish hill lost rich stack up black do hulk lump Rick stamp was block dog igloo lung rift stand well blocks down in man ring stick went blue drag into mash rock sting what brick dress is mast rocks stink where bring drink it Meg rung stuck which brown drinks its mend runs stump who bulk duck Jack milk rush such wind bump ducks Jen mink sack sulk wing bung dust Jon mint sand sunk wings bunk elephant junk moth sang swift wink camp fast jump much sank swifts wish can fell kick Mum Sash swim with cans felt kicks neck send tank yellow cash fish king nest sent tent yes cat fist kink no shells tents catch flank lack octopus shop test champ flash lamp of short the 7

8 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 3 Book 1 Vocabulary List a cut frogs kite off robe spot tug all cute from lads old rope stamp twin and Dad gale lake on rude stamps twine any damp game lame once run stand twins are Dan gang lamp one rush step two as den gas lamps or sack steps up at desk gave left page safe stick upon back did get leg pan said still van bag din gets legs pane sand sting vane bake dine girl let's pat sands stone vans band dish girls lick path sat stop wake bang do glass lift pens scab stove walk bank dog glob like pet school stoves was bath dogs globe line Pete shade stuck web baths down go list pig shape stump went bats dress good lit pine shed stung were bed drink got log pink shelf sub wet bell drinks grape logs pip shell swift whack bells drip grim long pipe shin swim what belt drips grime lost pipes shine swims when bend drop grin lots plan ship talk where bent drum had lunch plane shop tame which best drums ham made plant shops tap whip big duck hand man plants short tape whips bike ducks hands mane plate shut taps who bit dust has map plug sing tell win bite end hat mat plum sit tents wind black every have mate plume six tents winds blade faces head men plums skip that wine blue fall held milk pole skunk the wipe bold fast help mill pond slab them witch bone fell hen Milly pot slate there with bones fin here moth pug slept they woke bottom fine hill moths pump slice thick word box fire hit mud put slip thin words boy fish hole Mum rafts snack thing yak boys fit home must rat sock think yaks brick flag homes my rate soft this yap bricks flags hop name rats sold three yellow brown flames hot neck read sole Tim yes brush flap if nest red some time you bunch flash in net Reg song to yum buns flat is next rest sore top zoo bus flute it no rhymes sort track but for jam nose rich spell trip cub four Jen not ring spice trot cube fox jump drips rip spill trunk cup fresh king nut ripe spin tub cups frog kit of risk spine tube 8

9 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 3 Book 2 Vocabulary List a cake ever lake old run Steve tube add cakes every land on runs still tune again came fast last once rush sting tunes age can felt late one safe stone turn all cape fire left ones said stones twig and car fireman leg or same stop twine any cash fires legs out sand stove twins are cat fish let page sands stoves two as catch five let's pale sat strap up at cats flag lick pals school strip us back cave flame lift pan scrape stripe van backbone caves flames like pane set stripes vane bad chase flat likes panes shade stroke vase bag children flute line part shame strokes very bake chips flutes liner past shape strong wade baker class for lines path sharp stuck walk bakers cliff four live peg shells stump walls bakes clock frog long pet shin stung want bark cold frogs lot Pete shine stunk was base come from lots pets shines such wasp bath comes fun lunch pile ship suck water be con gain mad pine shop sulk we bed cone game made pink shops sun well bench cones gas make plan shot swam went best could gate makes plane sick swift were big crate gave man planes sides swim wet bike crept get map plate silk swipe Whale Sands bikes cross gets mat plates sink take what bit cube give match plot sit tanks when bite cubes glad mice plum site teeth where black cut glass mill plume six tell which Black Swift Dad glide mole plumes skin ten whine blade Dan glints mop pond skunk that white blades dark glob mope pot slept the who blame day globe more prize slice them will blaze did globes Mr. Dale prod slices then wind blazes dig go mud puff slime there wine block dirt got Mum pug small they wings blue do grape mute pup smile thick wipe bold dog grapes my put smoke thin wish bone dogs grass next ran snake think with bones down Greg nice rat snort this words bound doze grim nine rate soft three work box drink grime no red some tile would brass drive grin nose Reg sort tiler write brick driver grins noses rhymes spade tiles yaks bride drives gripe not ripe sped time yellow brown drop Jen numbers rise spent to yelp brush drove jump o'clock rises spikes too yes bugs ducks king of rocks spin top you bunk dug kit off Ron spine town yuk buns egg kite numbers rope spines track bus elephant kites o'clock ropes spins trip but elephants know of rose spot tripe by end lake off round stand trunk 9

10 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 4 Book 1 Vocabulary List a big cheeses Dave fish ham Ireland loaf add bin chicks day flame hammer is long again bird chimp days float hand it lost all birds chlorophyl deep foal handbag its lot along bit chuck did food happen it's lots am black churn dirt foot happened Jade lunch an blue churns do for happens jail made and boat claim does forget hard jam maid animal boil class dog forgive harms jar mail animals boils clay doom fork has jars main any bone close down fort have jay make anyone boot coat drain four hay Jen makes are born coil dress fox he jet man arm bottom coils drive free help job manholes arms boxes coin dry frog her joint many art boy coins dug from here Josh mark as boys come dust full herself jump match asleep braid comes dustbin fur hide jumped matches at brass cook dustman furl hide jumps mates away bring cool elephant furs him keep matter back brown coot elephants game himself keeps may backbone bump cord end gap his kick me bad burn cork England gas hit know meanings bag burp corn Eve gardeners holes laid meet bagpipes bus correct every gave home lambs men bake but could fail get homemade land mice band by crack fall gets homes Land's End miles bandstand cake crayon families getting hoof lap milk bank cakes crept far girl horn lard moan bar came cross farm girls horns lark moat bark can curb farmer give horse lay moist barks cannot curl farmers go hot left moon barn car curse farms goat hurl leg more bars card curt farmyard goes hurt legs Mr. Dale bay cars curve fast going hut let mud be cart cut fed goose huts lid Mum became cash Dad feed got I life my because cat damp feel grass if lifetime myself become catch Dan feet greed ill lift nail bee chain dark fell green in like name been chase darn finish grow inside live nap better cheese dart fire had into load need 10

11 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 4 Book 1 Vocabulary List continued needs pile rock shoot spur thick was nests pills rocket shop stab thing water next pipes rocks shore stand things waves no plane root shores stars think wax north planes rose short start this way nose plans round side stay thorn we not plant row since steed thought week note play run sink Steve three weekend nurse plays runs sit sticks thumb well oak plump safe size still tig went oats pocket said skin stings time wet of point sail sky stoat times what off points sails sleep stone to wheels oil pop same slices stop toad when OK popcorn sand small stops today where old porch sandwiches smile store toil which on pork sang smoke stork too while once port sat snack story tool white one pot say snail stove top who or pots says snore stray torch why out pug school snort street torn will page purr scoot so strong track wind paid purse scorch soak sunshine train wings pain purses score soap surf tray winter paint put scorn soft surge tree with pal rabbits Scot soil swim trees word pale raid Scotland some swoon trunk words pan rain seat someone tail turf work pancake raincoat see something tails turn workshop park ran seem sometimes take two worn part rat self somewhere takes ummm would passport ray shall sort tank up write pave read shark Spain Tay us wrong pavements red sharks speed teeth use yell pay Reg sharp spell tell very yellow pencil remember she spelt that vet yelp Pete remembering shed spine the wait yes pets rest sheds spoil their wakes yesterday pick rhymes sheep spoils them walk you pig ride sheet spoon then wall your pigs ring ship sport there want yourself pigsty road ships sports these wanted zoo roam shock spray they wants zoom 11

12 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 4 Book 2 Vocabulary List a behind called crawl escape fry hind land mean about being came cross Eve full his large meanings add belief can crow every fun hit lark means after bell car cry everyone furl hits last mess again belongs card cup everything game hoist law mice ago below cards cure expect games hold lawn mile aim belt care curl families gaps hoof lead milk all bend carpet curse fan garden hooves leaf milks along best carrot curve farm germ hoped leak mind alphabet between cars Dad farmer get horn leap mirth always big cart damp fast gets horns least missing an bigger cash Dan fawn girl horse leaves moat and bin cat dark feast girls hot ledge moist animal bind cats darker feed glad hound left mole animals bird chain dart feel gleam house leg moon annoy birds change dawn feet gloom how legs mop annoys birth charm day fell glory huge length more another birthday chars deep fern glowing hunting lesson mound any bit cheek defeat field glowing hurl let mouse anyone bite cheep describes fiend go hurt letter move ape black cheer desk fill goat huts letters mow apple blocked chess did find going I life mower arm blood chest dish finds gold if lifetime Mr. Dale as blows chickens dive fine good ill light much asked blue children do fingers gorse illness like mule ate boat chimp does fir grass in liked mush at boats chirp dog fire greed insect likes mushrooms away body church dogs firm green insects lit must awful boiled churn doing first greet inside little my babies book city down fish grew into lived name baby books class dream fist groom is lives named back bookshelf claw dress fistful ground it living nap bad boot cling drink five grow its log neck bag boots cloak drip flag hair Jade long need bake bore close drips flat ham jaw look needed ball born cloud drive flaw hands jerk looked nest bark bound cloy droop flirt happen jet lord new barks bow coach drought float happens job lorry next barn bowl coat dry flows hard join lot night barns box coins duck fly harder joint lots no bath boxes cold dump food harp joist loud noise bawl boy colour each foot has Josh louse nose be boys come eat football have joy lower not beach branch comes eating for he juice lunch note beads brave computer eats forest head jump lung now beak bride computers edge fork heal just made nurse beaks bring copper egg found heat keep make of beans bulb core eggs four hedge keeps makes off beast burn corner elbow Fred held kerb many often became burr correct electric free help kettle mark old because bus cot electricity fried her kind market olive bed but couch end friend herb king mat on bee Butter could enjoy friendly herd know matter once been buy count enjoys friends high laid may one before by counter enough from hike lake me onside began cakes cows envoy fruit hill lamp meal open 12

13 Lexia Foundation Reading Level 4 Book 2 Vocabulary List continued opposite pore safe sink star that tyre would or port said sir stark thaw until write orange pouch sails size stars the up wrong other print sang skate start their upon wrote our problems sat skin stay them upper yawn out pry save skip steal then us yellow outlaw pulled saw skirt steam there use yes outside pulls sawn sleep steep these verb you own pup say sleeping steps they verse your oyster pure says sling stern thigh verses zoom oysters purr scarf slow sterner thin very packs purse school slows stick thing walk paint put score small still things want pal queen scorn smart sting think warm pancakes quite scout smiled stir third was park race scurf snake stirs thirst wash part rain sea Snap stole this water parts raincoat seal sneeze stone throat waves pass raining seat snore stood throw way passport rake second snort stool time we past ran see snout stop tins wedge paw rat seemed snow stopped tiny week pawn rays send so stork to weekend paws read sentence socks storm toad well pearl reading serve soft story toadstools went peas recall server soil stout toast were peek red shakes sole straw toaster wet peg Reg shark some stray together whale pen reheat sharp someone strays too what people remember shawl something stung took wheel perch remembering she sore sun tool when perk repeat shed sort surf torch where perm rest sheep sound sweep torn which person rhymes sheet south swerve town while Pete rich shelf soy swerves toy white pick right shellfish spaces swim toys who picks rind shine sparks swimming trap why pig ring shines speed swore travel wide pile rink ship spelt tail tray wig pillow river shirt spilt taking trays Will pipe road shoe spoil talking treat Will Pippa roast shone spoon take tree win pirates rocks shop sport tap trees wind plane rod shore spot tea tried window plank roof short spots teach Troy wing plant roofs shot spout teacher truck wings play room should spray teachers true winter player rooms shout sprays teaches try wish playing roomy show sprout teeth trying with ploy roots shut sprouts tell turf woman poach round shy spur ten turn won point Roy sick spurn tennis turns wool pointer rubbish sigh spy tent twig word pole ruff sight square term twirl words pond run silver Squeaky text twist wore porch running sing stall than two work 13

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15 Reading & Writing Books Order Form Contact Name: School: School Address: Product license description Quantity Cost per unit Total Early Reading level Foundation Reading level Foundation Reading level Foundation Reading level Foundation Reading level Postage & Packaging (1 unit = 2 books) Up-to 10 books: books: books: books: TOTAL excluding VAT You should note that the quotation and the contents of this do not constitute a binding contract between us for the provision of products and/or services. A binding contract does not come into force until the quotation is accepted by you, following which a contract will exist on the basis of the Terms and Conditions of Sale found at or a copy available on request. To order: Please sign and return this form by fax, or post to confirm order Signed: PO Number (if needed): Lexia UK, 1 MacMillan Close, Saltwell Business Park. Low Fell. Gateshead.NE9 5BF Tel: Fax: info@lexiauk.co.uk Registered in England and Wales. Registration Company Number:

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