Jenevieve Observation

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Jenevieve is responding well to small group instruction for the second half of the year. We are currently working in the Start Up Reading Program which teaches letter discrimination and identification, phonological awareness, short and long vowel sounds as well as consonants and sight word vocabulary. Jenevieve has made progress in all areas of reading. She is blending sounds together more successfully and understands how words rhyme. She is always eager to read the book that we are working on for the week. I have definetly seen her confidence level go up as she has continued with the program. Please encourage Jenevieve to read frequently over the summer and to practice her sight words. The more exposure and practice she gets, the more fluent,

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