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The Segmenting Phonemes Song is a great way to get kids engaged! This video is catchy and helps them practice their pre-reading skills while having fun. It also works as a quick brain break. To support struggling learners, I’d pair this with visuals or counters they can move for each sound. For advanced students, I’d challenge them to create their own word segmentations.

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Segmenting Phonemes | Phonemic Awareness Song

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This fun spring phonics game allows students to practice their phonics skills while playing a fun game. It is perfect for intervention and small group. The rules are simple, sound out the word, move down the game board. The student who finishes all the words correctly first, wins the game. Teacher can observe and correct students who mess up by having them go back one or start over. To support students who need more help, I’d provide picture cues. For those who are ahead, I’d add a challenge—maybe they have to use the word in a sentence before moving forward.

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This activity is a great idea for you to use in your classroom when going over vocabulary words. It allows students to practice tracing while memorizing the word. Using the picture also allows students to visually remember what the word is. For kids who need extra support, I’d let them start with just the picture before adding the word. More advanced students could use the word in a sentence or write a short story with their new words.

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This reading fluency set allows teachers to practice fluency with their students using specific words. Students read each line until they perfect the whole sentence. They will then practice writing the sentence and reading it to themselves. For struggling readers, I’d give sentence strips with pictures. More advanced readers could time themselves and try to improve their speed and accuracy.

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The Rhyming Around the Christmas Tree Game is another hit. Students match words that rhyme to build their "trees." It makes learning phonemic patterns hands-on and exciting. If a student struggles, I’d simplify the choices or give them extra support with pictures. More advanced learners could even come up with new rhyming words on their own!

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This comprehension bundle is perfect for students to practice reading and comprehending what the passage is about. It has 15 different passages to practice with your students. I recommend doing these as morning bell ringers to help students gain confidence with comprehension. If a student struggles, I’d provide sentence stems to help them answer questions. Advanced students could write their own comprehension questions for a partner.

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This fun task card game allows students to practice common short vowel u sounds. They read the words and identify the two matching words on each card. This is a fun way to practice while kids compete and practice with each other. If a student struggles, I’d offer a word bank or go over the sounds with them first. If they’re advanced, I’d have them sort words by different spelling patterns.

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This vocabulary matching game is a great way to ensure students can correctly identify and match vocabulary sight words. If a student needs extra help, I’d reduce the number of words they play with. If they’re ready for a challenge, I’d have them define or use the words in context.

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This free product is perfect to practice phonemic awareness at home. It contains practice word lists for the following:

Syllable Addition

Syllable Deletion

Phoneme Identification - Medial sounds

Phoneme Blending

Phoneme Segmentation

Phoneme Addition

Phoneme Deletion

Phoneme Substitution

Simply download it and print or utilize it on a tablet or phone.

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This lets students practice reading fluently while also checking for understanding. I’d provide easier text options for emerging readers, while advanced students could summarize what they read or discuss it in pairs.

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This Cut-and-Paste Comprehension Activity is another hands-on way to practice. Students read a short passage, cut out sentences, and put them in order. For emerging readers, I’d add pictures for extra support. More advanced learners could create their own stories and swap with a friend

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Video: "The Top 6 Ways to Build Fluency with K-2 Students"

Link: https://youtu.be/p7xm2g2yIw0?si=Wt06QD2u-tuGHNH3

If you have no experience teaching reading, this video is perfect for you! I struggled with teaching students how to be fluent with their reading and not "choppy". This video goes over 6 techniques you can use in your classroom to help build fluency.

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The Top 6 Ways to Build Fluency with K-2 Students

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Ms. Rachel is a great way for children to learn phonics. She creates amazing videos that allow children to have fun and learn phonics at the same time. I highly recommend playing videos like these on long car rides, during breakfast time, or anytime your child is able to watch tv.

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Learn with Ms Rachel - Phonics Song - Learn to Read - Preschool Learning - Kids Songs & Videos

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This great resource allows parents to practice vocabulary words with their child by having them trace it, write it, build it, find it and use it. It is perfect as a word of the week activity.

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This fluency practice game allows students to practice letter recognition. It is great practice for your child to master all lowercase letters. The goal is to say the letter before she does.

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Science of Reading | Letter Naming Fluency: Lowercase Letters

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At home, a guided reading video walks students through a story while asking comprehension questions. Parents can pause the video to discuss the story and help kids think deeper about what they’re reading.

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Let's Read! | Reading Comprehension | Kinder and Grade 1 | Teaching Mama

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This website gives you a foundation on what Phonemic Awareness is and how to practice it in the classroom and at home. It provides videos and activities for children to practice and offers articles to support you with any questions or difficulties.

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Explore reading basics as well as the key role of background knowledge and motivation in becoming a lifelong reader and learner. Watch our PBS Launching Young Readers series and try our self-paced Reading 101 course to deepen your understanding.

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This video is perfect for brand new teachers and parents who need tips and tricks on how to teach phonics. Allison is a literacy specialist who goes over great ways on how to implement phonics in the classroom and at home. Phonics is crucial to reading success and she shows you exactly how to teach it correctly.

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Article: "Teaching Vocabulary"

Link: https://www.readingrockets.org/topics/vocabulary/articles/teaching-vocabulary

Teaching vocabulary to students who are English Learners can be a challenge. I had to teach myself ways to meet the needs of my students. This resource gives you models for teaching vocabulary and even provides script examples. It is wonderful.

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Consider some excellent lesson models for teaching vocabulary, explaining idioms, fostering word consciousness, instruction for English Language Learners, and mnemonic strategies.

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Reading Rockets has a great article that explains different comprehension techniques. It’s perfect for parents and teachers looking for new ways to help students understand what they read.

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Seven Strategies to Teach Students Text Comprehension

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Comprehension strategies are conscious plans — sets of steps that good readers use to make sense of text. Comprehension strategy instruction helps students become purposeful, active readers who are in control of their own reading comprehension. These seven strategies have research-based evidence for improving text comprehension.