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Students become 'sound detectives' by identifying beginning, middle, or ending sounds in words. For differentiation, advanced students can work with more complex words or multiple sounds, while students needing support can use picture cards and focus on beginning sounds only. Visual aids and manipulatives can support students with learning differences.

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Students move around chairs while music plays. When music stops, they say a word and the next student must say a word that begins with the ending sound of the previous word. Differentiate by using syllables instead of sounds for struggling learners, or challenge advanced students with specific phoneme patterns.

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Families can create a sound scavenger hunt where children find objects around the house that begin with specific sounds. This activity can be adapted by focusing on easier sounds or using visual cues for children with learning differences. For advanced learners, include middle and ending sounds.

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Starfall.com - Phonemic Awareness Resource

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Starfall.com - Phonemic Awareness Resource

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Starfall offers interactive games and activities that develop phonemic awareness through engaging animations and clear audio. The website's systematic approach works well for all learners, with options to adjust difficulty levels. The visual and auditory components support different learning styles and children with various exceptionalities.

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Starfall Education: Kids Games, Movies, Books & Music for K-5 and above

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At Starfall, children have fun while they learn - specializing in reading, phonics & math - educational games, movies, books, songs, and more for children K-5 and above.

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Create cards with letters and corresponding pictures. Students match letters to pictures based on initial sounds. Differentiate by using larger cards with fewer choices for struggling learners, or include blends and digraphs for advanced students. Add tactile elements for students with sensory needs.

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Using magnetic letters, students build simple words on magnetic boards. For differentiation, some students can work with CVC words while others tackle more complex patterns. Color-coding can help students with visual processing challenges identify vowels and consonants.

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Families can search for letters and sounds on food packages and labels at home. Children practice phonics while helping with groceries or meal prep. Modify by focusing on single letters for beginners or challenging advanced learners to find specific letter patterns.

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PBS Kids offers free phonics games that progress from basic letter sounds to more complex word building. The interactive format engages all learners, while the self-paced nature allows children to work at their own level. Games include audio support and visual cues to assist children with different learning needs.

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Explore reading and play games with your favorite PBS KIDS characters like Elmo, Molly of Denali, Clifford, WordGirl, and Daniel Tiger!

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Students sort word cards into categories (e.g., animals, foods, actions). Differentiate by using pictures alongside words for emerging readers, or create more abstract categories for advanced learners. Use tactile cards or digital sorting for students with different learning styles or motor skills.

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Students act out vocabulary words while others guess the word. Modify by allowing non-verbal students to draw or use technology to communicate, and challenge advanced students with more complex words or phrases. This kinesthetic approach benefits all learning styles.

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Families can help children create their own picture dictionary at home, drawing or finding images for new words they learn. This can be adapted using technology for students who struggle with writing, or extended to include word definitions and sentences for more advanced learners.

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This adaptive learning platform adjusts to each student's vocabulary level and learning pace. The game-like format keeps students engaged while building vocabulary skills. Audio support and visual aids make it accessible for diverse learners, including those with reading challenges.

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Find out how strong your vocabulary is and learn new words at Vocabulary.com.

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Vocabulary.com helps you learn new words, play games that improve your vocabulary, and explore language.

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Students practice reading scripts with expression and appropriate pacing. Differentiate by assigning roles of varying complexity and length. Highlight text, enlarge print, or use colored overlays for students with visual processing needs. Pre-teaching vocabulary supports English language learners.

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Pairs of students take turns reading, using techniques like choral reading or echo reading. Modify by matching reading levels appropriately and using texts with picture support. Advanced readers can focus on expression and character voices.

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At home, children can record themselves reading and listen to improve fluency. This self-monitoring approach works well for all learners, allowing them to practice at their own pace. Students can use assistive technology or audio books as needed.

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ReadWorks provides leveled texts with audio support for fluency practice. The platform offers articles at various reading levels with built-in tools for text-to-speech and vocabulary support. This helps all learners, particularly those with reading difficulties, practice fluency at their own pace.

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ReadWorks | Award-Winning, EdTech Nonprofit Organization

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ReadWorks is an edtech nonprofit organization that is committed to helping to solve America’s reading comprehension crisis.

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Students create visual maps of stories including characters, setting, problem, and solution. Differentiate by providing structured templates for some students while allowing others to create their own format. Use digital tools or drawing for students with different motor skills.

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Students roll a cube with different types of comprehension questions (who, what, where, when, why, how). Modify by using simpler questions for some students and more complex inferential questions for others. Visual aids can support understanding.

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Families can engage in structured conversations about books using provided question prompts. This activity can be adapted using picture books, chapter books, or even TV shows, allowing all learners to participate in meaningful discussions about stories.

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CommonLit offers free reading passages with comprehension questions and tools for all reading levels. The platform includes features like read-aloud, translation, and guided reading questions. These tools support diverse learners in developing strong comprehension skills.

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