These free phonics reading passages have it all: phonics skills, fluency practice and comprehension questions. Plus, students love them!
Phonics Activities for Older Students! 15 NO PREP printables for 5-15 minute sessions or anywhere in between to fit your intervention schedule. This packet is perfect for any middle and high school student with reading disabilities or any student who struggles with basic decoding or word recognition. As a 6th-12th grade Special Education teacher, I struggled to engage older students in any available phonics, decoding or "Wilson-esque" materials since they were all catered to primary students. Most phonics materials feature large bubble letters and pictures intended for young children. When confronted with these materials, my students shut down in embarrassment or a defeated sense of apathy. I created these materials to ensure my older students felt challenged and empowered to improve their decoding and word recognition. Every worksheet contains 1+ new word parts/sounds along with 9 more advanced root words and accompanying vocabulary. This empowers students to improve not only decoding ability but also vocabulary and reading comprehension. This advanced component makes students feel more motivated and empowered. These worksheets can be read again and again until students retain pronunciation and vocabulary. I used this with my 3 most struggling students with IEPs and 2 of them were declassified after 25 one-on-one sessions. SIMPLE-DIRECTIONS: Each of the 15 NO PREP printable worksheets is meant to be read through one-on-one between teacher and student. Teachers simply need to point to each word or word-part as students read it aloud, verbally prompting and correcting when students mispronounce a word/word-part. STEP-BY-STEP DIRECTIONS: Use all 15 NO PREP printable worksheets, starting with # 1 and ending with #15. Have the student read through 1 to 3 worksheets in each session and consider repeating entire worksheets at follow-up sessions, if necessary. Each worksheet is meant to be read through one-on-one between one teacher and one student. The same as reading a regular text, start at the top left of the page with line #1 and point to each word or word-part, prompting the student to read each word aloud as you point to it (moving from top-left to bottom-right). Simply point to each and every word or word-part to prompt the student to read it aloud. Move as quickly or slowly as necessary between each word/word-part depending on the student's fluency. If the student mispronounces the word or word-part, point to the word again while correctly pronouncing the word aloud, then have the student repeat your correct pronunciation and move on to the next word / word-part. **YOU MAY ALSO LIKE** ELA Print and Go Lesson Plans ELA Task Cards Novel Studies Culturally Relevant ELA Lessons Emotional Intelligence SEL Curriculum Social Justice & Global Citizenship Curriculum Poetry Lessons & Units Writing & Grammar Units Holiday Print and Go Lesson Plans Social Studies Lessons & Units ELA Rubrics and Assessments Differentiation & SpEd Professional Development *** VISIT MY WEBSITE FOR TEACHING RESOURCES & TIPS SUBSCRIBE FOR WEEKLY INSPIRATION
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In today's post, I'll share ideas and free materials for teaching beginning Spanish phonics. I'll cover letter sounds, open syllables (sílabas abiertas), syllables with blends (sílabas trabadas), and closed syllables (sílabas cerradas).
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*** UFLI ALIGNED*** Progress Report for Parents The perfect companion for the UFLI Foundations Phonics Program ⭐️ASSESS PHONICS SKILLS Each report includes assessment criteria for: Phonemic awareness (blending and segmenting) Letter and grapheme sounds Decoding Spelling Heart Words Fluency ⭐️LOW-PREP / USER FRIENDLY print personalize with checkboxes share ⭐️PARENT-FRIENDLY UNIT DESCRIPTIONS Each page has the following information in clear, parent-friendly language Previous Unit: what the student learned Current Unit: the current unit Next Unit: what's coming next OPTIONAL The back page can be printed that explains all of the assessed skills. Elevate your parent communication! ⭐️EDITABLE Tailor this resource to your classroom's unique needs by adding a textbox. Please note that only the previous, current, and future skills boxes are editable. ⭐⭐SEE MY OTHER UFLI **ALIGNED PRODUCTS**⭐⭐ Intervention Toolkit Units 2-5 (tons of GAMES in here!) Sentence Scramble - Cut and Arrange Sentence Scramble - Cut, Paste, and Turn-in!Unit 1 and Unit 2 Ufli Progress Monitoring and Unit Checks for the WHOLE YEAR! Spin and Eliminate Games Crack the Code Games (Decodable secret sentences) Here are some FREEBIES to try out my resources! Sentence Scramble Ufli Progress Monitoring and Unit Check Please note: This product is not affiliated with, authorized or endorsed by, sponsored, or otherwise approved by UFLI Foundations. This is an independent product.
Get started today with Secret Stories phonics teaching resources. Download free phonics posters and printables to support science of reading based instruction.
Learning to read is such a fun and special time: it's a valuable skill, and sparking an early love of reading can make it become a lifelong passion. In order
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In this free printable digraph spelling worksheet students have to sound the ai digraph and write the ai digraph to complete the word.
We are doing first grade phonics now. Get ready to learn and do all of the activities I think everyone will enjoy!
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Hi everyone! I've written before about syllable division, but I've mainly focused on the first three rules with open and closed syllables. ...
Ditch the phonics worksheets and try these hands-on phonics activities to incorporate the science of reading into your literacy instruction.
Phonics skills are the building blocks to reading. Teaching these skills in a systematic and hands-on way is proven to be a successful instructional strategy to reach ALL learning. However, sometimes instructing with all of the different modalities in mind can be difficult! These resource can help s...
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Are you looking for some FREE Phonics Activities? Well, you’ve come to the right place!! Today in our Struggling Reader Series, I’m sharing TONS of links to free phonics activities. Don’t get stressed out looking at the entire list. We’ll talk really quick about how to narrow down what phonics skills your learner needs to work ... Read More about The ULTIMATE List of FREE Phonics Activities
I did the research so that you don't have to! Here is a list of 10 free resources that are perfect for distance learning in Kindergarten.
Introducing students to challenging words through Word of the Week can help increase their confidence in reading, writing, & speaking.
