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This phonics poetry unit includes 79 different phonics poems that focus on different word families, phonemes, and/or phonics patterns.★Why Use Phonics Poetry?★Poetry is such a great way for students to practice fluency, visualization and phonics skills. I created this unit to help my students practi...

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Learning Games for Kids: BAM! for Phonics, Sight Words, Multiplication & More

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Learning Games for Kids: How to Play BAM! A great game for revising sight words, phonics, multiplication tables and more! Perfect for home and school.

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I am over the moon excited to share the newest newsletter subscriber freebie today! It's a MEGA pack of phonics cards that includes

beginning letter sounds for consonants

short vowel sounds

long vowel sounds

hard and soft c/g sounds

blends

digraphs

& triphthongs {see below}

We're talking well over 60 color phonics cards that can be used for lots of different purposes in the classroom or at home!

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FREE Phonics Cards

This huge pack of phonics cards came about because my 3 year old {NSis} saw me making the long vowel cards and asked me to make some alphabet cards for her. So, I found some super cute clip art and went to town adding lots of different phonics cards...and out popped a new subscriber freebie. 🙂

For NSis, I printed all the alphabet cards {A-Z} on card stock and laminated them for durability. Then, I hole-punched the left corner of all the cards and attached them to a 1-inch key ring to make an alphabet flip book.

She loves to flip through it, naming all the pictures on the bottom of each card. It's been a great letter sound reinforcer for her and a fabulous way to build vocabulary. I often find her flipping through it and singing her ABC's. So precious!

The alphabet cards have the vowels with a dark pink background and the consonants in blue. There are color-coded phonics cards for short vowel sounds AND long vowel sounds. I also included cards for final x, hard and soft c/g, and the final sound of y {long i and long e}, which are not pictured.

I also made some color-coded cards for all blends {l-blends, r-blends, s-blends, & a few other blends} plus cards for the ch, sh, th, wh, ph, kn, and wr digraphs.

The reason I color-coded the phonics cards was to make it easier for kids to tell the difference between the phonics patterns, especially if several of the patterns are featured on a wall or in a flip book at one time.

BONUS! After the entire set was complete, I found more clip art and decided to make 7 more phonics cards for these triphthong patterns: scr, shr, spl, spr, squ, str, and thr!

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I am over the moon excited to share the newest newsletter subscriber freebie today! It's a MEGA pack of phonics cards that includes beginning letter sounds for consonants short vowel sounds long vowel sounds hard and soft c/g sounds blends digraphs & triphthongs {see below} We're talking well over 60 color phonics cards that can ...

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Practicing short vowels? In this high-flying game, Tutu transforms rain clouds into rainbows by picking out clouds that have rhyming short O words.

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Short O Cloud Catcher | Game | Education.com

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Catch clouds and practice vowels in this matching game that works on short O words.

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Roll a Word Phonics Dry Erase Activity - Fantastic Fun & Learning

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By · This content may contain affiliate links. In our domino math activity I shared how we love to use dry erase markers to get a lot of practice on specific skills without going through a ton of paper. But dry erase activities aren't just for math, there are a ton of ways to use them for reading instruction too.

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This has easily been the most popular enhancement so far this year! The children have affectionately named it the pom-pom game. You will need some cups (I got these funky looking monster ones from the pound shop), a marker pen and a couple of pom-poms.

How the game works:

. One child is the 'master' they hide the pom-poms whilst the other players close their eyes/turn around

. The players point to a cup and say the sound

. If they say it correctly the master lifts the cup to reveal whether there is a pom-pom underneath

.The player with the most pom-poms at the end is the winner and gets to be the master during the next round!

This game could be adapted in so many ways. You could have tricky words on the top, words containing specific phonics sounds, numbers for number recognition, number bonds. The possibilities are endless!

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This has easily been the most popular enhancement so far this year! The children have affectionately named it the pom-pom game. You will need some cups (I got these funky looking monster ones from the pound shop), a marker pen... Continue Reading →