$10 - $20 4th Grade Phonics Centers

French Science of Reading STARTER KIT Activity Bundle is a combination of Science of Reading aligned activities that I have created, designed, and classroom tested to bring you the best of what's in store. Do you get tired of looking for French Immersion resources only to find that there is too much or not enough?

I have bundled 7 fantastic resources that can help set you up for group work, paper packets, and centre activities so you can quickly get your students started. And the best part? You can start any time in the school year!

What's in the Bundle?

1. Decodable Sentence Strips that are ideal for hands-on learning. Students use the resource in clear folders and write out the phonemes, decode, and write out the sentences all on their own

2. French Phoneme Activity pads are sheets to print out, insert into clear pockets (or laminate) and students form blended sounds using CV sounds available on the side. Students start with /a/ and blend each consonant by saying the sound, tapping the sound, mapping the sound, and writing the sound. Excellent early practice for those just getting started with the Science of Reading

3. French Phonics Alphabet activity sheets are designed to get that each sound of the alphabet familiarized and into the daily lexicon of each student. This can be used as a whole group instruction activity prior to being given out. The students could each get a booklet for doing each sound as the year progresses, for morning work packets, or this could be used for extension activities for early finishers.

4. Decodable Texts are the first set of texts that focus on early sound patterns for those setting out to learn the phonemes in French. A great way to start out for K-2 Immersion students that are just getting used to French sounds. These texts include a target sound, a few heart words, a small text, and comprehension questions.

5. French Phonics Screener is my most downloaded item in my store and this full version will take you from Kindergarten all the way to the Grade 2 level in French Immersion as it includes complex sounds, complex vowels, and all the blended sounds as well. A comprehensive screening tool that take a few minutes per students so you know right at the beginning of the year, where you need to focus your lesson planning!

6. Pyramid Reading Cards 1 are a set of early reading sounds that will get your students excited and motivated to embark on the world of reading. Each card has one repeating sentence that students get to practice from top to bottom. My students love to do these cards in pairs as they sit elbow to elbow, knee to knee to read to a buddy.

7. Large Phonics Flash Cards are a MUST in the Science of Reading classroom. Once your students are able to distinguish sounds, they are asking to put the grapheme to the phoneme! So here you go. Large print. Easy font. Easy print. The letters are positioned for easy stacking so you can hang on a ring and flip pages quickly. Students LOVE to be the Mini-prof when it's their turn to try to stump their classmates. Once you have the single sounds down, it's time to blend. Printing on different coloured paper and laminated will help cards to last year after year!

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Who can use this resource:

French Immersion teachers in the Kindergarten to Grade Three classroom and those teaching beginner French students. Can be used at the Grade 4-6 level with Core French students learning to segment and blend complex sounds.

What grade level:

I personally use these activities with 1st and 2nd Grade students in French Immersion. I feel confident that students from K-3 will find these most useful and teachers can come back to them year after year with their students. Core French teachers will be sure to add the resource to their repertoire for Grades 4 to 6 as they learn to read and write at the Junior level.

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6. Helps to transition students from whole group instruction to independent learners
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Learn about affixes with these prefix and suffix activities. Each prefix and suffix has as least one reference card, poster and task card for students to practice identifying the different parts of the words and for defining the meanings of the words.

What is Included:

• Reference Cards - The smaller task box sized cards are available for students to use during activities or centers.
• Posters - The posters make a great classroom display for students to use while learning about affixes.
• Worksheets - These no prep worksheets allow teachers an easy to prepare activity for students to work on independently, as morning work or as homework.
• Task Cards - The task cards allow students to practice identifying prefixes and suffixes as well as writing the definitions of the words.
• Puzzles - The puzzles allow students to build prefixes and suffixes as well as the meaning of each word.

Prefixes Included:

anti-, bi-, co-, de-, dis-, extra-, fore-, il-, in-, inter-, im-, ir-, mis-, non-, over-, pre-, re-, sub-, super-, tri-, un-, under-

Suffixes Included:

-able, -ed, -er, -est, -ful, -ible, -ing, -ion, -ism, -less, -ly, -ment, -ness, -ous, -y

From no-prep worksheets to low prep centers, these activities are bound to engage your students as they learn about prefixes and suffixes.

If there is a prefix or suffix you need added to this set, please let me know!

If you need affixes activities for younger learners, please check out my other Affixes Bundle for K-2

Do your students love the cup stacking activities as much as mine do? Are you tired of wasting your sticky labels and not being able to reuse your cups without putting a new label on it? These easy slip on sleeves are your answer! This bundle includes cup stacking activities for CVC words, blends, digraphs, differentiated CVC activities, and CVCE. See individual product descriptions for details on each product!

I have always had a hard time finding products that contained muli-syllabic words with specific syllable types AND fluency sentences that accompanied words, as opposed to long passages. That is exactly what this resource is! This Science of Reading aligned resource is such a fun way to practice phonics skills such as fluency, decoding, and more. BANG! requires little to no prep and can be use in many different ways.I am confident your students will BEG to play this game just as mine do. See each products preview for more information.

This is a GROWING bundle. Current syllable types included in this bundle:

-(2 syllable closed) "batman"

-(2 syllable open and closed) "robot"

-(1 syllable vowel consonant e) "note"

-(1 syllable r controlled syllable) "far, bird, nerd, born"

Directions:

Cut out the cards for the version you plan to use, as well as the "BANG" cards. Place them face down in a stack or in a bag or container and have students take turns drawing a card. They should read the card and keep it. If a BANG is drawn, they have to return all their cards to the deck/pile. The student who has the most cards when time is up is the winner.