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The Rhyme and Analogy series aims to support children's early rhyme and letter knowledge. Knowledge of commonly used rhymes can be used to recognize and read new words by the strategy of analogy. The story rhymes are built around a graded structure of rhyming words, with four clue rhymes beingintroduced in each story. The stories are lively and humorous and introduce the clue rhymes in a real reading context. They are supported by a teacher's guide and photocopiable resources, and are at the centre of the Rhyme and Analogy programme. Roderick Hunt is well known for his popular stories inthe Oxford Reading Tree, and Dr Usha Goswami leads research in this field.
This teacher's guide investigates how the application of rhyme and analogy strategies facilitates early word recognition and reading acquisition in young children. The authors, including literacy researcher Dr. Usha Goswami and educational contributors, provide a structured pedagogical framework designed to integrate phonological awareness with contextual reading. By utilizing a graded system of clue rhymes, the guide offers educators a systematic approach to teaching children how to decode new vocabulary through linguistic patterns.
What You Will Find
Educators and literacy specialists frequently cite this guide as a foundational resource for implementing the Oxford Reading Tree phonics program. Experts highlight the clarity of the pedagogical framework and its effectiveness in bridging the gap between rhyming exercises and independent reading skills.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199168334
ISBN-13:
9780199168330
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