Reading is based on how we introduce vowel sounds. There are approximately 20 vowel sounds (outside of Final Stable Syllable sounds and suffixes) for students to learn that are constant in their sounds. Therefore, if these sounds are introduced in progression, student can make sense of reading. The student learns to look at the letters aroundRead More
When is it time to teach long vowel words? A Critical Step!
Trying to figure out when to move from teaching short vowel words to teaching long vowel words can be a bit tricky. So when is the best time? I have found that when students have mastered reading mostClosed Syllable (short vowel family patterns), whether it is the regular or irregular patterns, then they are readyRead More
Teaching Reading Step 6 – Final Stable
The Final Stable syllable combination is found only at the end of words, and the here are some examples of Final Stable ending: -tion in nation, -sion in mission, -ture, creature, -tian in mountain, -cious in delicious. The most common Final Stable endings are –ble, -cle, -dle, -fle, -gle, -kle, -ple, -sle, -tle, -zle. Final StableRead More
Teaching Reading Step 5 – Open Syllables
There are 6 syllable types in reading. The basic overall purpose of learning syllable type reading is to give students 6 reading strategies to aid them in chunking longer words into short, readable parts. These strategies teach students to look at a word and identify the number of syllables that word has based upon theRead More
Teaching Reading
The mega bundle packet includes 400+ word lists and 75 games and activities that provide you with a roadmap to teach reading throughout an entire school year. [https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Mega-Bundle-Packet-of-Reading-Syllable-Type-Word-Lists-and-GamesActivities-1718324] Before unpacking this packet to teach, students need to know their letters, letter sounds, and be able to write the alphabet. My Emergent Readers Packets target theseRead More
Teaching Reading Step 4 – Vowel Teams
Of all the syllable types to teach, Vowels Teams can be the most challenging for students to master. And the main reason is that there are so many variations of this syllable type relative to the other five syllable types. There are approximately 32 vowel teams. So for this reason alone this is why moreRead More
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