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B. Lewis  \nK  \nFor flexibility, each section of this guide stands alone. Sections may be completed in any order across multiple lessons.  \nEssential Question: Why do our feelings sometimes change when we try something new?  \n BOOK SNAPSHOT    \nSelected from the New Worlds Reading Initiative Booklist  \nText Type: Literary  \nGenre: Realistic Fiction  \nThemes: Bravery, Identity  \nLexile: AD630L  \nTexts labeled as AD, or “Adult Directed,” are better suited for a read aloud by an adult rather than being read independently by a child due to the complexity of the text.  \nSKILLS ALIGNED WITH FLORIDA’SELA B.E.S.T. STANDARDS  \nWord Work  \nELA. K. F.1.3 (c,d): Decode and encode CVC words with short o.  \nVocabulary  \nELA.K.V.1.1: Use grade-level academic vocabulary. (Tier 2)  \nComprehension  \nELA.K.R.1.1: Describe a character’s feelings, thoughts, and actions.  \nBUILDING BACKGROUND  \nDisplay the front cover of the book, and introduce the story.  \nExplain:  \n• In Bippity Bop Barbershop, Miles will get a haircut at the barbershop for the first time.  \n॰ A barbershop is a place where people go to have their hair cut.  \n॰ A person who cuts and styles hair is called a barber.  \nAsk:  \n• Imagine you are doing something new for the first time. How might you feel?  \nAs you read, notice what Miles thinks and does. How do his thoughts and actions tell you how he feels about his first haircut at the barbershop?  \n© 2026 University of Florida. All rights reserved.  \nWORD WORK-Decode and Encode Short OCVC Words  \nELA.K.F.1.3: Use knowledge of grade-appropriate phonicsand word-analysis skills to decode words accurately.  \nc. Decode consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words.  \nd. Encode consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words.  \nStudents will practice decoding and encoding short o vowel sounds in CVC words by changing the initial or final phonemes.  \nDecoding Prompt Example:  \n• “Change the s in sat to an h.”  \n• “Say each sound: /h/ /ӑ/ /t/.”  \n• “Blend the sounds together to read the whole word. What is the word? Yes, hat.”  \nEncoding Prompt Example:  \n• “Change the word sat to hat.”  \n• “What letter did you change to make sat into hat?”  \n• “That’s right! You changed the s to an h.”  \nModel:  \nDisplay the letters for bop. Say the sounds of each letter, and blend them together to read the word: /b/ /ŏ/ /p/. What is our word? Yes, bop. (decoding)  \nSay:  \n• “This word is bop. I want to change bop into hop. To do that, I need to change the letter b to an h.” (Model the change.)  \n• “This is the word hop. If I change the p in hop to a t, I have a new word, /h/ /ŏ/ /t/. When I blend those sounds together, the new word is hot.”  \nBippity Bop Barbershop Page 2 of 8  \nWORD WORK-Decode and Encode Short OCVC Words  \nPractice:  \nUse the sequence below to guide students in decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling) words by changing the initial or final phonemes. Students can use dry-erase boards, magnetic letters, or tiles.  \nDid You Know?  \nIncluding nonsense words such as tob in decoding and encoding activities helps assess whether students are applying letter–sound knowledge rather than memorizing familiar words.  \nEmphasize to students that these are nonsense words, not real words.  \n\n| Word List: hot → pot → bot → cot → cop → cob → tob |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Display the letters: h, o, t, p, b, c | Type |\n| Say: The word is hot. (Display the word.) Now, make the word pot. What letter did you change? (h to p) | Encoding (initial phoneme) |\n| Now, change thep to a b. What’s the new word? (bot) | Decoding (initial phoneme) |\n| Make the word cot. What letter did you change? (b to c) | Encoding (initial phoneme) |\n| Change the t to a p. What’s the new word? (cop) | Decoding (final phoneme) |\n| Make the word cob. What letter did you change? (p to b) | Encoding (final phoneme) |\n| Change the c to a t. What’s the new word? 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