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Stretchy the Word Snake | Phonics Song for Kids | Segmenting and Blending Words | Jack Hartmann

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This video would be a good warm up to practice stretching sounds out to create words.  The students will visually be able to see the letters and sounds coming together to form a word.  The students will be able to hear the sounds coming together as well as be able to do all the sounds in the video when stretching out the words.  This activity will help the students to practice sounds and words orally. This video could be used for K and 1st grade students, but it would not be good for students over the 1st

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WordGirl . Games . Power Words | PBS KIDS GO!

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Power up WordGirl and Huggy Face as they solve crimes with the perfect word to save the day.

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This game allows for students to think about which words are appropriate the story. The students get to hear each action word that would fit the story. This allows the students the chance to see, hear, and say words that may be a little more challenging to say. This activity might be best played at the end of a lesson to help the students solidify what they have learned with an educational game

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Syllables play an important role in spoken English in that they greatly influence the rhythm of the language, its poetic meter and its stress patterns. Syllables are also important very early on as their mastery dictates a child's success in reading. Kids enjoy learning about syllables using fun online games. These syllable games teach children how to recognize syllable and how to use them properly in reading and writing. Many teachers have even started using online games to assist in their classroom teachings. Online syllable games can be a great tool for the classroom while teaching language arts lessons.

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Syllables play an important role in spoken English in that they greatly influence the rhythm of the language, its poetic meter and its stress patterns. Syllables are also important very early on as their mastery dictates a child's success in reading. Kids enjoy learning about syllables using fun online games.

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This lesson is a good way to get students thinking about syllables and how count how many syllables are in a word.  The students can use the different methods taught in the video to find out how many syllables are in a word.  They hear all the parts of the word as the visually see all the parts of the word.  They practice counting syllables within this video lesson.
This website also has a syllable game that will allow the kids more practice with counting syllables. This activity would be good for students K-2nd grade.

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SUPER WHY, the animated television series and interactive website, helps children ages 3-6 learn key reading skills, including alphabet, rhyming, spelling and reading comprehension, through interactive storybook adventures.

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This is a great game that provides practice with rhyming words. I think that the students would benefit from this practice because there are some easy answers and also some more challenging answers. The students will see and hear the words and identify which words end the same and sound the same. This practice would probably be good for students in grades K-2nd grade.