File Folder Phonics. File folder activities are great for classroom literacy centers.
They are typically used to reinforce skills so they are ideal for independent work. For these activities, I’ve included a word sorting activity, a word writing activity and then a fill-in-the-black activity on the back of the file folder. There’s a little bit of assembly involved, but it’ll be well worth it as, if laminated, the folders can be used over and over again. Here’s a few pictures: Here’s the activity for Consonant + le: …and here’s a picture for the oi/oy file folder activity.
The File Folder Phonics activities are available for a variety of phonics skills. File Folder Phonics- Consonant+ le: Teachers Pay Teacher store, Make, Take & Teach website File Folder Phonics- oi/oy: Teachers Pay Teachers store, Make, Take & Teach website File Folder Phonics ou/u: Teachers Pay Teachers store, Make, Take & Teach website. Magic spoon! free printable :) Middle Sound Cups- and How to Teach Kids to Find the Middle Sound of a Word.
Today I am going to tell you about a new idea called CVC Cups that I have been experimenting with for the last couple of months!
CVC Cups helps kids practice finding the middle sounds of CVC words. My kids really like this activity, and I hope that yours will, too! Meanwhile, I want you to know that Teaching Blog Addict is turning TWO YEARS OLD Today!!! There is a BIG birthday party going on starting today with TONS of freebies, so you’ll want to go check it out for sure. If you are not familiar with TBA, it is a collaborative teaching blog with tons of teachers from tons of grade levels- but SO much more! To prepare this activity, you will need to find some clear cups and some solid colored cups. I got my colored cups from the Party City store in my town, and then found them at this link. The other thing that you will need is some flash cards from the HeidiSongs CVC book, Volume One , Volume Two, or from some other source. To make the cups:1. 1. Middle Sound Cups- and How to Teach Kids to Find the Middle Sound of a Word. Sorting Baskets Phonics Activity. Set up a fun phonics activity for preschoolers and school aged children with this sorting objects into baskets game!
This takes no preparation at all and can be played in different ways to suit the age or stage of each child involved. Pop has been enjoying learning all her letter sounds (phonemes) and their corresponding names and shapes (graphemes) with all of our playful alphabet activities. I made her a phonics activity that I used to play with my Reception/ Kindergarten classes when I was teaching, using baskets and everyday objects to sort into them, according their phonemes. This is one of those playful activities that takes very little preparation time and can be adapted for travel or turned into a busy bag for pulling out at a moments notice. I found some baskets and wrote out 4 phonemes that I wanted her to practise onto card, then cut them out. She recognised all of the graphemes and we will now take a next step of choosing more unfamiliar ones to practise. Cakie: 5.6 Pop: 4.0. Free phonics books (set 9) SOUND CHARTS & CHANTS: ALPHABET, BLENDS, VOWEL TEAMS, DIGRAPHS, BOSSY R & MORE.
Sound charts and chants styled with my favorite background, chevron corkboard!
I also offer these with a white background option here and a before cursive font here . Use these to lead chants and introduce new sounds during morning meeting, change your pdf print settings (instructions in preview) to print 4 charts per a page for playing concentration or gold fish. Other ideas include using these for word walls or as references in literacy centers. You can use these during guided reading as a teaching tool. You can also project this pdf on the board with a projector and scroll through them (Sorry, but due to copyright restrictions on some of the clip art, I am only able to offer these in a secured pdf format.) Sound Charts and Chants consists of 117 charts covering 117 phonological sounds. Sounds Covered: -Alphabet Sounds -R Blends -Digraphs -S Blends -L Blends -Long Vowels (a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e) -Vowel Teams Long A (ai, ay, eigh, etc.)