Session Workbook for Drill 1

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Included in this session workbook:

Focus Words

Review these focus words using the mini-dictionary, printed at the back of this workbook.
Practice Sound and Meaning
Match rhyme with focus word.
Match image with focus word.
Match definitions with focus word.
What word is missing from these mini-dicationary read aloud sentence.
Reading with Context
Reading and Grammar. Focus: sentence variation.
Adult Theme-based Reading. Focus: multi-syllable words.
AI Prompt for exploring theme.
Short Reading Passage
Practice reading with poetry, for the joy of it: Snow-flakes by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Sound Practice

Practice Sounds with Rhymes
Practice Meaning with Images
Practice Meaning with Definitions
What word is hidden?

Use the mini-dictionary to discover which word is missing from these read aloud sentence, or just fill in a word that makes sense in the sentence.

AI Queries to Try

Start the conversation by stating your goals so the AI knows how to respond. Don't give out personal information like your name, address, email, or phone number. (These prompts use Canadian examples. Ask the AI to adjust them for your country or region.)

"I am a literacy student. Please answer in simple language. Tailor these prompts and answers for my location: [country]/ [region]. Suggest 2–3 beginner-friendly local resources from trusted sources - prefer government, library, or educational websites."

Tip: Paste the same prompt into different tools and compare.

Important: Use AI for ideas and practice, not as a final authority for safety, money, health, or legal decisions. Always double-check AI answers with a friend, coach, or librarian. AI answers are quick but may be shallow, incorrect, not up-to-date, or incomplete.

Visit our Tips for Using AI as a Study Tool article.

Not comfortable using AI? That’s okay. You can use a search engine, ask a librarian, or learn with a coach.

Theme-based Read-aloud Sentences

Read these sentences alone or with a coach.

mini-dictionary iconMini-dictionary

Use the mini-dictionary to store unique read-aloud sentences and look up answers to the rhyme, image, definition, and fill-in-the blank exercises.