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consolidated alphabetic phase ehri - Bing images

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The Consolidated Phase is the second highest level of word recognition. The Automatic Phase is the highest level of word recognition.

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This is a classroom example of a game, we would modify the words used. Also this would be better for a small group

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Grade 5 Phonics a and i Yes No game-for slow learners

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For the Consolidated Alphabetic Phase, students work on the six vowel syllable patterns. The online game below is a Word Unscramble for grades 3-5. The students can choose a scenery and play the game. This particular game focuses specifically on blends, but through this website, students can choose any Word Unscramble game for their specific needs.

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Teaching spelling and vocabulary is easy with VocabularySpellingCity! Students can study and learn their word lists using vocabulary and spelling learning activities and games. Students can take final or practice spelling and vocabulary tests right on this engaging site. Premium games and automated student record keeping are available to Premium Members.

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For students below grade level and our ELLs.

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For on grade level students

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-alphabetic principle
-naming letters & sounds
-grapheme (phonemic relationships)
-single consonants & vowels
-consonant digraphs & blends
-vowel patterns
-silent consonants
-types of syllable patterns
-common syllable division
-multisyllabic words
-morphemes
-irregular words

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"**WHY**
By 5th grade, multisyllabic words make up most of the words in texts students encounter. In order for students to be able to fluently read and comprehend text, we must explicitly teach them how to read multisyllabic words. Decoding and fluency are prerequisites for comprehension. Decoding instruction often stops after 2nd grade, but text gets more complex and decoding of multisyllabic words needs to be taught explicitly beginning in 2nd grade and continuing through the elementary grades."

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Multisyllabic Word Reading Strategy (5th Grade Text)