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Online Bulletin Board Part I: Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, and Fluency

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Classroom activity for phonemic awareness 

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Classroom activity for phonemic awareness 

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A classroom activity for phonemic awareness is the Mystery Bag. With the mystery bag activity it will accommodate the students learning needs because it will assist the student's in learning how to read and identify each of the letters that is placed in the bag and discover the sounds as well.

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A classroom activity for phonics is alphabet ball, which can be played either in the gross motor room or outdoors. For this game the teacher will call out a letter and the student responds with a word that begins with that letter. Then the teacher will throw the ball to the student and the student gives the teacher a letter to find a word for. With this activity it educates the students on letter and word recognition and same beginning letter sounds.

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For this activity the children will pick out his favorite picture book that they are familiar with, and the students take turns reading passages from the story. This activity teaches students about expression in reading aloud.

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Resources for families for Phonemic Awareness 

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Resources for families for Phonemic Awareness 

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One resource for the families to do with their children is sing songs that rhyme. Songs like "Hey Diddle, Diddle and the name game. This resource assist a child with retaining a skill or concept, and it is a fun way to engage in wordplay.

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Resources to support families at home for Fluency 

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Resources to support families at home for Fluency 

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A fun way for families and caregivers to support and promote fluency is by modeling fluent reading; it will support and motivate the child to read more and revisit stories they've already read. They are even taking the words from the stories and turning them into a flashcard memory game with the words being spoken in English and the home language.

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The first resource families can do to promote phonics in the home is by listening to their child read daily, even if it is a label or a book that can be in both their home native language or in English

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Resources for families for Phonemic Awareness 

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Resources for families for Phonemic Awareness 

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A second resource for families with communication, cultural, or family/dynamic households is labeling everything in the house in English and writing right under it the pronunciation of the item in their home native language.

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Resources for families to assist with Phonics 

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Resources for families to assist with Phonics 

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A second resource for families to help promote phonics is by using an alphabet puzzle to practice and introduce phonic sounds