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POP! Phonics Card Game
Play this engaging game to work on sentence reading fluency with CVC words! The sentences are aligned with Step 1 of the Wilson Reading System and Units 3 through 6 in Fundations. Includes sentences featuring CVC words, bonus letters/FLOSS rule, nasalized am and an, and words that include all of these skills plus suffixes -s and -es.
Decodable Passages with VCCV and VCCCV Syllable Division Patterns
These one-page decodable passages include VCCV and VCCCV syllable division patterns. They are a supplement to the popular printable syllable division activity. Each decodable text passage is accompanied by a fill-in-the-blanks worksheet and a quick comprehension quiz. The multisyllabic words in this phonics resource include basic words that follow the VCCV pattern as well as words that either follow the VCCV or VCCCV pattern and have consonant blends.
Decodable Questions
Looking for a more interesting and interactive way for your students to practice reading decodable text at the sentence level? These decodable questions will provide your students with the opportunity to read controlled text with CVC words and consonant digraphs. The questions also include a small number of high-frequency words. The question format makes it fun and ensures students are making meaning as they read!
Scrambled Sentences
If you’ve read The Writing Revolution (or my blog post), you know unscrambling sentences has many benefits for your early readers and writers!
Graphic Organizers for Vocabulary Word Learning
Boost your vocabulary instruction with these graphic organizers designed to help students deepen their understanding of new vocabulary terms. Read the blog post to learn how to incorporate them!
Valentine’s Day VCCV Syllable Division for Google Slides™️
Add some excitement to your syllable division instruction this February with these Valentine’s Day-themed slides! Your students will practice reading words that follow the VCCV pattern and include two closed syllables, like rabbit and tennis. Use the PDF below to download your copy of the Google Slides™️ deck.
Phonics Games
These games provide a fun way to practice word recognition and spelling skills. This file is an excerpt from my product for Wilson Reading System lessons, which is designed to help you add some variety to Part 3: Word Cards. However, these games can be used in any classroom and even at home! The games can be used with regularly-spelled words, high-frequency words, and even content-area vocabulary words.
Six Syllable Types Classroom Posters
This simple but colorful poster depicts the six syllable types with an example of each one. Choose from color or black & white. Also included is a poster showing the distribution of English syllables by syllable type. You might be surprised to know that only 9.5% of English syllables are vowel team syllables while a whopping 43.3% of syllables are closed syllables!
