an approachto reading thatemphasismeaning firstasoundunitsay theletternamesound-lettercorrespondencea unit ofpronunciation thathas one vowelsound (with orwithoutsurroundingconsonants)a story,connectedeventsthe action orcapability ofunderstandingsomething; thecapacity forunderstandingfullythe part of asyllable whichconsists of avowel and anyconsonants thatcome after itthe process ofmatching oneprinted word withone oral word;sweeping yourfinger under thetext while readinga type ofinformalreadinginventoryhidden;not plainlystated;impliedread left toright, read topto bottom,return sweep,pictures containmeaning, etc.the part of a syllablethat precedes thevowel of the syllable(anything that comesbefore the firstvowel)groups of two orthree consonantsin words thatmake a distinctconsonant soundintended toexplain ordescribesomethingbreakingwords intoindividualsoundsthe use ofmarkings tohelp kidsdecode; theway somethingis writtenall studentshave thetext; text is atgrade levelthe automaticityat which onereads tosupportcomprehensiona combinationof two lettersrepresentingone sound(ex: ph)the auditoryprocessing ofsounds; theability tomanipulatesoundsan approachto reading theemphasizeslearningphonics firstbase-line,"everybody"programthe rhythm and rateof how you read; thepatterns of stressand intonation inlanguage; readinglike you talkan approachto reading thatemphasismeaning firstasoundunitsay theletternamesound-lettercorrespondencea unit ofpronunciation thathas one vowelsound (with orwithoutsurroundingconsonants)a story,connectedeventsthe action orcapability ofunderstandingsomething; thecapacity forunderstandingfullythe part of asyllable whichconsists of avowel and anyconsonants thatcome after itthe process ofmatching oneprinted word withone oral word;sweeping yourfinger under thetext while readinga type ofinformalreadinginventoryhidden;not plainlystated;impliedread left toright, read topto bottom,return sweep,pictures containmeaning, etc.the part of a syllablethat precedes thevowel of the syllable(anything that comesbefore the firstvowel)groups of two orthree consonantsin words thatmake a distinctconsonant soundintended toexplain ordescribesomethingbreakingwords intoindividualsoundsthe use ofmarkings tohelp kidsdecode; theway somethingis writtenall studentshave thetext; text is atgrade levelthe automaticityat which onereads tosupportcomprehensiona combinationof two lettersrepresentingone sound(ex: ph)the auditoryprocessing ofsounds; theability tomanipulatesoundsan approachto reading theemphasizeslearningphonics firstbase-line,"everybody"programthe rhythm and rateof how you read; thepatterns of stressand intonation inlanguage; readinglike you talk

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. an approach to reading that emphasis meaning first
  2. a sound unit
  3. say the letter name
  4. sound-letter correspondence
  5. a unit of pronunciation that has one vowel sound (with or without surrounding consonants)
  6. a story, connected events
  7. the action or capability of understanding something; the capacity for understanding fully
  8. the part of a syllable which consists of a vowel and any consonants that come after it
  9. the process of matching one printed word with one oral word; sweeping your finger under the text while reading
  10. a type of informal reading inventory
  11. hidden; not plainly stated; implied
  12. read left to right, read top to bottom, return sweep, pictures contain meaning, etc.
  13. the part of a syllable that precedes the vowel of the syllable (anything that comes before the first vowel)
  14. groups of two or three consonants in words that make a distinct consonant sound
  15. intended to explain or describe something
  16. breaking words into individual sounds
  17. the use of markings to help kids decode; the way something is written
  18. all students have the text; text is at grade level
  19. the automaticity at which one reads to support comprehension
  20. a combination of two letters representing one sound (ex: ph)
  21. the auditory processing of sounds; the ability to manipulate sounds
  22. an approach to reading the emphasizes learning phonics first
  23. base-line, "everybody" program
  24. the rhythm and rate of how you read; the patterns of stress and intonation in language; reading like you talk