Review
Across
- 2. The study of meaningful parts of words such as prefixes, suffixes, and base words.
- 3. The act of pulling information from memory.
- 4. The process of translating written letters into sounds to read words.
- 7. Instructional moments where students actively answer, write, signal, or discuss to show their thinking.
- 9. The stage of learning when students apply skills or knowledge on their own without teacher support.
- 10. Revisiting previously learned material to strengthen understanding and retention.
Down
- 1. An instructional framework often summarised as “I do, We do, You do.”
- 5. A memory strategy that spreads practice out over time rather than cramming.
- 6. A learning strategy where different topics or problem types are mixed together instead of practised in blocks.
- 8. The process of turning sounds into written letters or words when spelling.