To follow Dynamic Literacy on social media:Ī big thank you to Meg Falciani of Adventures with Jude for writing this introductory post. WordBuildOnline – an interactive, web-based program for studentsCheck out the reviews below to see how Crew members used the programs with their students! It engages the senses you see the word, hear the word, and type in the meaning of the word. Instead of focusing on simply memorizing a list of words, children learn morphemes the root words, and the prefixes and suffixes to add to them.

WordBuild: Elements, Level 1 Set – a program that includes the Student/Teacher workbooks set plus a computer game (requires Win 98 or higher / Mac OS X). Dynamic Literacy teaches vocabulary in a different and more engaging way of learning. WordBuild: Foundations, Level 1 – contain a two-book activity set (for a single student) and a teacher’s edition ADVANCEMENT: Providing members with access and the opportunity to build their financial acumen, credentials and. This is appropriate for students with skill levels equally middle school/junior high and up.Ĭrew members reviewed three programs from Dynamic Literacy: This level is also appropriate for remedial and ESL students who may be older but still need to develop a stronger skill base.Įlements – designed for students who have mastered the Foundations skills, and are now working with texts in multiple academic areas (science, social studies, etc.) Lessons focus on root families and give students the skills to decode words based on their prefixes, suffixes and roots. Have mastered phonics and are transitioning their focus to comprehension and spelling. Add students by logging in to your Teacher or Parent account and going to Manage Students on your dashboard. Password Forgot User ID or Password Create Teacher/Parent Account. Dynamic Literacy takes advantage of this, and focuses on blending prefixes, suffixes, root words with critical thinking to develop a wider vocabulary.ĭynamic Literacy divides their program into two major levels to make it developmentally appropriate:įoundations – designed for middle-elementary level students who Please sign in if you have an account or click on the 'Create Teacher/Parent Account' button if you don't.

Dynamic Literacy was created in 2002 and is a program with a collection of educational materials designed to communicate the structure of the English language for students of all ages. Learning vocabulary can be tough! It’s important to have a varied vocabulary in order to be a good reader, but there comes a point where you think, “I can NOT stuff one more word into my brain!” Luckily, vocabulary is a lot like phonics, where lots of smaller blocks build together into larger words. We were recently given the chance to review WordBuildOnLine from Dynamic Literacy. This article is in collaboration with Dynamic Literacy. Dynamic Literacy takes a different approach to studying vocabulary with exponential learning.

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