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Full stack app to teach phonics to a 1st grader
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Create some sort of "plan" page that shows progress through various goals #21

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byronwall commented 1 year ago

The goal should be split into:

Work:

Goals for sentences covered in #4. Move this content to the arch section eventually.

Goals for phonics:

Absolutely! When it comes to phonics and word decoding, the complexity often increases from simple CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) structures to more intricate blends and vowel patterns. Here's a list of common word structures in order of increasing difficulty.

Basic Decoding Levels
CVC

Example: "cat", "dog"
CVCC

Example: "fast", "milk"
CCVC

Example: "stop", "clap"
CCVCC

Example: "plant", "crust"
CVCE (Silent E)

Example: "cake", "dine"
Intermediate Decoding Levels
CVVC (Long Vowels)

Example: "meat", "rain"
Consonant Digraphs (CDig)

Example: "ship", "chat"
Vowel Digraphs (VDig)

Example: "boat", "deer"
Consonant Blends at Start (CB-S)

Example: "flag", "brim"
Consonant Blends at End (CB-E)

Example: "fast", "milk"
CCVVC

Example: "scream", "float"
CVC + Suffix

Example: "jumping", "looked"
Advanced Decoding Levels
R-Controlled Vowels (R-V)

Example: "car", "bird"
Diphthongs (Dip)

Example: "coin", "loud"
Initial Trigraphs (Tri-I)

Example: "scrub", "straw"
Final Trigraphs (Tri-F)

Example: "laugh", "eight"
CVCC + Suffix

Example: "jumps", "looked"
Prefix + CVC

Example: "unzip", "replay"
Prefix + CVCC

Example: "disrupt", "unmask"
CVVC + Suffix

Example: "meeting", "trainer"
This list should provide a comprehensive starting point for common word structures used in phonics instruction, arranged by difficulty level.

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Certainly! Let's continue with more advanced word structures, which usually involve multiple morphemes, more complex blends, and irregular patterns.

Advanced Decoding Levels (Continued)
Multi-Syllabic CVC

Example: "rabbit", "pencil"
Multi-Syllabic CVCE

Example: "create", "divide"
Multi-Syllabic CVVC

Example: "conceal", "retrieve"
Consonant + le (C-le)

Example: "table", "puzzle"
Irregular Vowels

Example: "could", "people"
Silent Letters (SL)

Example: "knight", "wrist"
Compound Words (Comp)

Example: "toothbrush", "rainbow"
Vowel-Consonant-e + Suffix (VCE+Suffix)

Example: "baking", "invited"
Schwa Sound (Schwa)

Example: "sofa", "banana"
CVC + Double Consonant + Suffix (CVC+DC+Suffix)

Example: "running", "hopping"
Prefix + Multi-Syllabic Base (Prefix+MSB)

Example: "unbelievable", "prearranged"
Suffix + Multi-Syllabic Base (Suffix+MSB)

Example: "unhappiness", "carelessness"
Complex Consonant Blends (Complex CB)

Example: "splurge", "scrunch"
Complex Vowel Teams (Complex VT)

Example: "souvenir", "bouquet"
Advanced R-Controlled Vowels (Adv R-V)

Example: "curtain", "orchard"
Irregular Plurals (IPlur)

Example: "geese", "children"
Irregular Verb Forms (IVerb)

Example: "swam", "drank"
Heteronyms (Hetero)

Example: "lead" (to guide) vs. "lead" (the metal)
Homographs (HomoG)

Example: "tear" (to rip) vs. "tear" (from eye)
Complex Compound Words (Complex Comp)

Example: "mother-in-law", "self-control"
These additional structures help to further map out the complexity and variety of word constructs that learners encounter as they become proficient in phonics and decoding.
byronwall commented 1 year ago

Relevant GPT link with full context: https://chat.openai.com/c/de1cefac-db79-4589-bab9-7abc4b3ffa8b

byronwall commented 1 year ago

Concrete steps:

byronwall commented 1 year ago

Decent prototype in place. Immediate need is to link up the words to the lessons and then get those linked to profiles somehow.

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byronwall commented 1 year ago

Add support for tracking word lists with a lesson. Can generate sentences using those words. Can add all words to the profile's scheduled words.

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byronwall commented 1 year ago

Link to original schedule: https://chat.openai.com/c/9b2e88b9-0b61-43fd-bfa0-bcc3ecfb0f61

Added this in the arch folder along with the tables of content