• Red- Consonant

• Blue- Vowel

• Orange- Digraph: two letters that make one sound (e.g., sh, ch, th, wh, ph, ck, ng)

• Green- Bossy or Silent e: an e at the end of a word that is silent and makes the vowel say its name (e.g., kite, cake, broke)

• Purple- Vowel Teams (e.g., ee, ei, ie, ea, ie, ou, oi, oy, ai, ay, oa, ow, ue)

• Brown- R Controlled Vowels (e.g., ir, ur, er, or, ar)

Multisyllabic Words: This game allows children to match open and closed syllables to build a new word with game cards.  This similar game allows children to match open and closed syllables as well.  Syllable Types (optional)

Word Force:  This interactive game is great for children with families who may have a communication, cultural, or family/housing dynamic. It engages children with fun, multi-level literacy development activities

Echo Reading: This resource provides books to practice echo reading with your child to build fluency. Each book has a speaker symbol at the bottom of the page. Push the speaker for the child to hear the page read aloud. Then, have the child echo the reading to practice reading with expression as if they were talking to someone.

Word Scramble: This game uses a picture and letter clues to determine the word.

Read and Answer Questions: This resource provides access to informational text and stories with comprehension questions.