Compare long vs. short vowel sounds with this educational and entertaining video. Warning: Contains Cute Frogs using vowels.
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Everything you need to start your Sound Wall! Offered in Color AND Black&White! Click PREVIEW to see everything that's included in this amazing deal! Sound Wall Examples and Printables for Students Vowel Valley Combination Style Mouth Articulations Alphabet Headings Sound Wall, Vowel Valley, Short Vowels, Long Vowels, Digraphs, Trigraphs, R-Controlled, Diphthongs, Sounds of -ed, Soft Sounds, Blends, Initial Blends, Final Blends, Y Vowel, Double Consonants, Silent E, Alphabet, Consonants, Common Endings, Silent Letters, Vowel Teams, Stops, Nasals, Schwa, Glides, Fricatives, Liquids, Affricates Sound Cards with Pictures Short Vowels (with symbols): a, e, i, o, u Short Vowels (without symbols): a, e, i, o, u Long Vowels (with symbols): a, e, i, o, u Long Vowels (without symbols): a, e, i, o, u Silent E and Vowel Teams: a_e, ai, ay, ey, e_e, ee, ea, ey, ie, i_e, igh, ie, o_e, oa, ow, oe, u_e, ui, ue Digraphs: sh, ch, th, ph, wh, qu, ck Trigraphs: scr, shr, spl, squ, thr, str, dge, tch R-Controlled Vowels: ar, or, er, ir, ur, oar, ore Diphthongs: aw, au, oy, oi, ow, ou, ew, oo, oo, ou, air, are, ear, ere Silent Letters: wr, mb, gn, kn, st, -le Beginning Blends: bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl, br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr, sc, sk, sn, sw, sm, sp, st, dw, tw Ending Blends: -st, -sk, -sp, -nd, -nt, -nk, -ng, -mp, -lm, -lp, -lb, -ld, -rk, -lt, -lf, -pt, -ft, -ct, -xt, -lk, -rd Sounds of -ed: /t/, /d/, /id/ Y Vowel: /i/ and /e/ Double Consonants: dd, bb, cc, ff, ll, mm, nn, pp, rr, ss, tt, zz Common Endings: ing, ink, ild, ind, ang, ank, old, oll, olt, all, ost Alphabet: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z Sound Cards with Mouth Articulation Pictures Short Vowels: a, e, i, o, u Long Vowels: a, e, i, o, u R-Controlled: ar, or, er, ir, ur, oar, ore Diphthongs: aw, au, oy, oi, ow, ou, ew, oo, oo, ou Stops: b, d, g, k, p, t Nasals: m, n, ng Glides: w, wh, y Fricatives: f, v, h, s, z, sh, zh, th Liquids: l, r Schwa: ə Affricates: j, ch Extra: x, qu Small Mouth Articulation Cards Short Vowels: a, e, i, o, u Long Vowels: a, e, i, o, u R-Controlled: ar, or, er, ir, ur, oar, ore Diphthongs: aw, au, oy, oi, ow, ou, ew, oo, oo, ou Stops: b, d, g, k, p, t Nasals: m, n, ng Glides: w, wh, y Fricatives: f, v, h, s, z, sh, zh, th Liquids: l, r Schwa: ə Affricates: j, ch Extra: x, qu Word Cards with Pictures 86 cards with phonemes in red to put on sound wall PLUS a FULL Black and White Version (200+ pages!) if you want to print on colored paper and/or save on ink! Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions!! I hope you enjoy!!
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This Sound Wall from the Hello Calm Classroom Decor Collection includes everything you need to set up a Vowel Valley and Consonant Wall in your classroom. RESOURCE HIGHLIGHTS: Choose from 2 designs: Black & White Graphics OR Color Graphics. 127 different grapheme cards (representing the most common spelling patterns) are included. Layout guides help you set up your Vowel Valley & Consonant Wall. Easily create customized phoneme and grapheme cards to suit the specific needs of your classroom with the EDITABLE POWERPOINT templates. INCLUDED IN THIS DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: Phoneme Cards | 2.25" x 8" 127 Grapheme Cards | 5.25" x 2.5" Mouth articulation cards SOUND WALL large pennants | 8" x 9.5" VOWEL VALLEY & CONSONANT title letters | 5.25" x 6" Lock cards to cover sounds until they are introduced Voiced/Unvoiced icons PLEASE NOTE: This resource is a tool to set up a Sound Wall. It is not an instructional guide to implement the daily instruction in your classroom. GRAPHEMES INCLUDED: VOWEL VALLEY LONG E: ee, ea, ey, e, _y, e_e, ie, ei SHORT I: i, y LONG A: a, a_e, ay, ai, ei, ea, eigh, ey SHORT E: e, ea SHORT A: a LONG I: i_e, ie, y, igh, I SHORT O: o, a, al SHORT U: u, o, oo, ou AW: aw, au, all, a, ou LONG O: o_e, oa, oe, ow, o SHORT OO: oo, u, ou LONG U: oo, u_e, ue, ew, ui, ou, u YU: u_e, u, ew, eu SCHWA: a, e, i, o, u OU/OW OI/OY ER/IR/UR AR OR CONSONANT WALL P: p B: b T: t, _ed D: d, _ed K: k, c, ck, ch G: g, gh L: l, ll R: r, wr M: m, mb N: n, gn, kn, pn NG: ng CH: ch, _tch J: j, g, dge WH: wh W: w Y: y F: f, ph V: v, _ve TH: th S: s, ss, ce, c, ci, cy Z: z, s, zz SH: sh, ch, ci, ti ZH: s, si H: h QU: qu X: x EDITABLE FEATURES: Editable PowerPoint templates allow you to edit the text and add your own graphics. The card designs and colors are not editable. Fonts are embedded in the editable PowerPoint files. Some MAC and older versions of PowerPoint may not support this feature. In this case, you can use any font installed on your computer. TECH REQUIREMENTS: The PDF files are designed to be viewed and printed in Adobe Reader. It is a free download from Adobe and the link is included in the file. The editable PowerPoint files require access to Microsoft PowerPoint. ABOUT THIS COLLECTION: The Hello Calm Classroom Decor Collection will fill your classroom with calm & dreamy vibes. The color palette balances soothing colors with pops of cheer to create a classroom that instantly makes everyone feel at home.
Vowel Digraph and Diphthong Literacy Games. These easy to set up, easy to play games are the perfect addition to your literacy rotations and offer students a fun and engaging way to practise reading and spelling words with digraphs, diphthongs and long vowel sounds! 6 games are included (Long A, Lon...
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These long I spellings can be challenging for young readers, especially ESL learners. A little emphasis can ease those decoding and encoding challenges. The phonics focus is on the: long i sound spelled i-e, y, ind, ie, igh. With this resource you’ll find picture cards, center tasks, small group activities, and printable worksheets for independent practice to support your phonics instruction. You may use these teaching lessons and follow-up with printable or digital pages for independent work. The easy-to-assign to Goggle Classroom tasks are great for word work, small group, RTI, centers, and seat work times. Here’s what is included for your teaching needs: ⭐ 39 Picture cards in colored or black ink ⭐ 39 Word cards to match picture cards ⭐ Category labels and container labels with “I can…” statements ⭐ 24 Poke ‘n Peek cards in colored or black ink ⭐ 10 Worksheets ⭐ BONUS Worksheet on Eye and I ⭐ 3 Board games needing only a die and/or counters ********************************************************************* Check out the preview at the top of this page for a look inside this product. THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DIGITIZED USING THE TPT EASEL™ TOOL. YOU MAY STILL MAKE MODIFICATIONS TO THAT PDF USING THE TOOL YOURSELF, HOWEVER, KNOW THAT THE PRODUCT ITSELF IS NOT EDITABLE. YOU WILL GET BOTH PDFs WITH YOUR PURCHASE--THE PRINTABLE AND THE DIGITAL. ********************************************************************* Tips from Walk with Me a Second: ✂️ Teacher Note: Picture cards and tasks are available in both colored and black ink. Worksheets are in black ink. I created with extra wide lines to make cutting easier. Suggestion is to laminate cards and tasks before cutting apart. ❤️ Do you like this resource? Share it with others! Pin this on Pinterest so others will find it! Just click on the Pin It button on the left side of this page or on the top right in your browser bar and share with others! Thank you!!! ❤️ How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: If you enjoy this product, please leave positive feedback to gain credits for future purchases! It’s a real money saver. ❤️ Become a follower and take advantage of Early Bird Specials! Click on the star ★ on the right above or on my store’s home page to follow my store. New products are 50% off for the first 48 hours of posting! Being a follower gets you an email notification when new products are posted, and you can grab them at the Early Bird price! ❤️ If you have questions or problems, please contact me through Product Q & A and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can! ********************************************************************** If you enjoy this product, please check out these other resources: Long a Vowel Teams and Diphthongs – a, ai, ay, a-e Long e Vowel Teams and Diphthongs - ee, ea, ey, y, i Long o Vowel Teams and Diphthong - oa, oe, o-e, o, old, olt, ow Long u Vowel Teams and Diphthong - ui, ue, u-e, and ew LONG VOWEL TEAMS BUNDLE Long and Short Vowel Practice for Grades K–2 BUNDLE Consonant Digraphs – Initial and Final Silent or Ghost Digraphs gn, kn, mb, and wr Ending Blends nd, nk, nt, ck, mp for Primary Grades Phonics Work Hard and Soft C Phonics Work Hard and Soft G Sounds of Y Oh, My, Pumpkin Pie – Vowel Sounds Games *********************************************************************** Thanks, so much for taking your time to preview my product!! You can find more primary leveled resources in my store. As always, please reach out to me with any questions or concerns. Have fun teaching, Pam © Pam Walker This work is intended for personal use in one classroom only. For use in multiple classrooms, please purchase additional licenses.
Find 6 ways to make vowels fun in the primary classroom including ideas for song, interactive notebooks, games, tech, and more.
Working on short vowels? Here are a few great activities to get those short vowels down for your struggling readers.
Vowel Digraph and Diphthong Literacy Games. These easy to set up, easy to play games are the perfect addition to your literacy rotations and offer students a fun and engaging way to practise reading and spelling words with digraphs, diphthongs and long vowel sounds! 6 games are included (Long A, Lon...
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This long a short a activity has students sort words according to their vowel sound into a T-Chart. This works great as a center activity.
Welcome to our fun-filled lesson, kids and teachers! Today, we’ll embark on an exciting adventure into the world of three-syllable words. These are the words that dance in our sentences and stories. We’ll learn to clap, tap, and snap them together, turning sounds into rhythms. What are 3-Syllable Words? Three-syllable words are words that consist of three distinct units of sound, or syllables. Each syllable typically has a vowel sound. The way to determine how many syllables a word has is by noting the peaks of prominence or the places where the vocal pattern is at its highest point, which
These FREE speech sound cue cards have a picture of a mouth producing the sound and a picture to remind your students of the sound.
Learning those tricky Short Vowels doesn't have to be hard! Check out how I use games to reinforce the short vowel sounds in many different ways!
The Modern Boho Sound Wall includes the resources to set up a Vowel Valley and Consonant Wall in your classroom. The phoneme posters have clear visuals to help your students remember the sounds. 127 different grapheme cards (representing the most common spelling patterns) are included. Choose from 2 designs: Navy & Gold OR Neutral Color Blocks. There are guide maps to help you set up your Vowel Valley & Consonant Wall. EDITABLE POWERPOINT templates allow you to add your own text and graphics. You can easily create customized phoneme and grapheme cards to suit the specific needs of your classroom. MANY EXTRAS INCLUDING: Mouth articulation cards SOUND WALL large pennant display VOWEL VALLEY & CONSONANT title tiles Lock cards to cover sounds that have not been introduced yet Voiced/Unvoiced icons Please Note: This resource is a tool to set up a Sound Wall. It is not an instructional guide to implement the daily instruction in your classroom. GRAPHEMES INCLUDED: VOWEL VALLEY LONG E: ee, ea, ey, e, _y, e_e, ie, ei SHORT I: i, y LONG A: a, a_e, ay, ai, ei, ea, eigh, ey SHORT E: e, ea SHORT A: a LONG I: i_e, ie, y, igh, I SHORT O: o, a, al SHORT U: u, o, oo, ou AW: aw, au, all, a, ou LONG O: o_e, oa, oe, ow, o SHORT OO: oo, u, ou LONG U: oo, u_e, ue, ew, ui, ou, u YU: u_e, u, ew, eu SCHWA: a, e, i, o, u OU/OW OI/OY ER/IR/UR AR OR CONSONANT WALL P: p B: b T: t, _ed D: d, _ed K: k, c, ck, ch G: g, gh L: l, ll R: r, wr M: m, mb N: n, gn, kn, pn NG: ng CH: ch, _tch J: j, g, dge WH: wh W: w Y: y F: f, ph V: v, _ve TH: th S: s, ss, ce, c, ci, cy Z: z, s, zz SH: sh, ch, ci, ti ZH: s, si H: h QU: qu X: x SIZES: Phoneme Cards - 5.25" x 8" Grapheme Cards - 5.25" x 2.5" Articulation (Mouth) Cards: 5.25" x 3.5" Square Title Letters: 5" x 5" Pennants: 8" x 9" EASY EDITING: Editable PowerPoint templates allow you to EDIT THE TEXT and add your own graphics. The background designs are not editable. Fonts are embedded on the phoneme and grapheme cards. Some MAC and older versions of PowerPoint may not support this feature. In this case, you can use any font installed on your computer. TECH REQUIREMENTS: The PDF files should be opened in Adobe Reader for the best viewing and printing experience. It is a free download from Adobe and the link is included in the file. The editable PowerPoint file requires access to Microsoft PowerPoint. Using the desktop version of PowerPoint on your computer/laptop is recommended. The web-based version of PowerPoint has some limitations that may interfere with text features (outlines, shadows, font size).
This science of reading sound wall with diverse mouth picture cards is a way to teach students to spell phonemes or sounds in words. Sounds are grouped into a Vowel Valley and a Consonant Wall. This is for students to reference when reading and spelling words independently. BONUS: it matches your boho neutral colors classroom decor! This is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. These are printable sound wall posters with neutral tones and colors for your classroom or homeschool space! ⭐️ Want the full Modern Boho Neutral Classroom Decor Bundle at 50% off? This matches but is not included in the bundle: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1538120888/modern-neutral-boho-classroom-decor?click_key=436a82840196c2d293de9cc09104d3ce41d603d3%3A1538120888&click_sum=871fe5d7&ref=shop_home_active_1 This resource includes: 1. Tips for creating your sound wall 2. Tips for using a sound wall in your classroom 3. Guide map for vowel valley & consonant wall 4. Word list of all premade word cards included 5. Voiced & Unvoiced Icons- Tips for using 6. Real Mouth Picture articulation cards with diverse students with phonemes 7. Clipart Mouth Picture articulation cards with phonemes 8. Phoneme Cards with keyword pictures 9. 3 sizes of lock cards to cover sounds that have not been taught 10. Headers for Consonant Wall: Stops, Affricates, Nasals, Fricatives, Glides, Liquids, 2 Sounds 11. 139 Ready to print word cards to represent each grapheme 12. Vowel Valley banner, 2 sizes, large & small 13. Consonants banner, 2 sizes, large & small 14. Editable Templates for ALL SOUND WALL CARDS! *********************** ⭐️PLEASE READ: You will receive a PDF with a link to a zip file with a printable PDF file and an editable PowerPoint. I am unable to email you these files. They are way too large! The editable files are in PowerPoint. You MUST have PowerPoint on your computer to edit these files! *********************** TECH TIPS: The editable PowerPoint file requires access to Microsoft PowerPoint. Using the desktop version of PowerPoint on your computer/laptop is recommended. Please make sure your software is up to date to avoid compatibility issues. The web-based version of PowerPoint has limitations that may interfere with text features (outlines, shadows, font size). *********************** Printing Tips: 1. For editable PowerPoint files: Before you print, save the file as a PDF. Printers like those better because it smushes everything together into an image instead of separate layers for them to have to read. 2. If you already tried printing from a PDF... especially a PDF with a lot of graphics, it may look fine on your screen, but may not print out correctly. If you’re having trouble printing a PDF, please be sure that you're opening the PDF with the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. (Here's where to get the latest version. get.adobe.com/reader/ ) *********************** To UNZIP the files: MAC Users: Double-click the Zip file. A folder will appear. Double-click the folder to access all files inside. WINDOWS Users: Right-click on the ZIP file. Choose 'Extract All' and follow the instructions. *********************** Custom Orders: I am not currently taking custom orders. *********************** Copyright© Differentiation Corner All rights reserved by the author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution is limited to single classroom use only. Purchase allows for one license of personal classroom use. You may not share my products with anyone else. You may not duplicate this for a friend, staff memeber, an entire grade level, entire school, or commercial use without an additional licence.
This post has 5 short vowel activities that are fun, low prep, and only take a few minutes to implement. And I've got FREE materials for you to download!
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This post has 5 short vowel activities that are fun, low prep, and only take a few minutes to implement. And I've got FREE materials for you to download!
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Tips and techniques for teaching the vowel sounds to your child.
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In January, typical kindergartners have mastered the alphabet letter names and now know more than half of the letter sounds, hooray! But with that sigh of relief comes the reteaching and reteaching of those pesky vowels! Vowels are most easily mastered if the reteaching is thorough and strategic. To begin this strategic teaching, review the alphabet letter that represents the vowel and the sound-card that you are using in your classroom or homeschool setting. If you don’t have defined sound-card you can check out ours. I also recommend abcmouse.com’s videos, they are great and kids love them. I recommend spending at least two days on each vowel for review. As you provide a visual and auditory (sound song) link for A E I O and U, add further supports. Using hand cues to teach short vowel sounds adds a kinesthetic link. Teach your students these signs as each vowel is reviewed, then continue to use this cues as vowels are continually reviewed (I love how these signs actually match the mouth formation we will discuss below). Teach children the linguistic characteristics of these vowels. I found that even though I was scared to take linguistics as an undergrad, and then terrified of advanced linguistics as part of my masters program, I loved these courses! I found the knowledge I gained to be crucial in regards to the effective teaching of reading. Here are the characteristics that one must know to better teach those pesky vowels. The /a/ sound /æ/ The vowel is a jaw vowel made with the voice on. (Have students feel the sound made by touching their throat). The /e/ sound /ɛ/ This vowel is a tongue vowel (it rises ever so slightly) made with the voice on. (Have students feel their mouth widen and tongue lift). The /i/ sound /ɪ/ This vowel is a tongue vowel (it rises ever so slightly) made with the voice on. (Have students feel the sound made by touching their throat). The /o/ sound /ɔ/. This vowel sound is a jaw vowel made with the voice on. (Have students feel the sound made by touching their throat). The u sound /ʌ/. This vowel sound is a jaw vowel made with the voice on. (Have students feel the sound made by touching their throat). Using mouth cards and hand signals as mentioned above help children learn the correct mouth placement as they practice and practice voicing vowel sounds. The differences become clear as students feel the changes that happen within their mouth. Make sure to pass out mirrors so students will be able to visually see the differences. Be patient. It takes a lot of listening and voicing practice to conquer these separate and distinct (pesky) vowel sounds. And remember that with all phonemic awareness practice, English Language Learners will get it, don't give up on them! But it will take added patience and practice as some of these sounds are not even made in their native tongue. Your patience and continued practice will pay off. As with all pre-reading skills, if added emphasis is placed on oral-phonemic practice until mastered, the transference to the written word will be very easy. As you spend a week or two reviewing vowel sounds, you might want to check out our new vowel practice early learning essential. This packet also contains the sign language hand cards, mouth placement cards, vowel sound cards, and a vowel song poster and pocket chart cards. With the great low price of $4.00, you will be on your way to vowel sound victory! Here are some of our other great vowel practice products: