Less than $5 Phonics Assessment

This resource was created in order to help Speech Language Pathologists target initial phonemes at the word level.

The h-insertion trick can be an extremely helpful strategy to use when children are stuck at the isolation level of a sound. By producing /h/ after the initial sound, the child continues their air flow, making it easier to produce the following vowel. This helps them to eliminate the prior habit of producing the incorrect sound.

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If you haven't tried /h/-insertion, download this FREEBIE and see it work it's magic!

H-Insertion can help target the following:

• Phonological Processes: prevocalic voicing, gliding, backing, fronting, stopping, deaffrication, labialization, denasalization, excessive nasal emissions, initial consonant deletion
• Motor planning and sound transitions for children with Childhood Apraxia of Speech
• Sound production for children with Dysarthria or weak articulatory musculature
• Myofunctional disorders including frontal lisp, lateral lisp, limited lip rounding
• Articulation disorders to target initial /b/, initial /k/, initial /d/, initial /f/, initial /g/, initial "j", initial /l/, initial /m/, initial /n/, initial /p/, initial /r/, initial /s/, initial /t/, initial /v/, initial /w/, initial "y", initial /z/

Looking for a fun and effective way to improve handwriting with longer sentences? Our 26 Letters Handwriting Practice Worksheet is perfect for students learning to write. Each letter features an engaging 30-word story to help learners practice forming letters correctly while enjoying a fun narrative. Ideal for young writers who need more than just single-letter exercises, this worksheet provides a comprehensive and enjoyable approach to handwriting development. Perfect for classroom or home use, it ensures that each letter practice session is both educational and entertaining.

What is included:

- 26 pages (A-Z) fun story writing practice. each story not exceed 30 words.

- 26 letters tracing sheet (An option to use EASEL in TeachShare as digital tool)

Students love Kwame Alexander's verse novel The Crossover, and I love the rigor of these power worksheets! His novel is organized into sections just like a basketball game including:

• Warm-up
• Download the First quarter here
• Second quarter
• Third quarter
• Fourth quarter
• Overtime

This resource covers all of the poems in the Warm Up section; with each poem accompanying at least one page of guided practice with middle school ELA standards including:

• Vocabulary and dictionary practice
• Inferencing
• Identifying figurative language 
• Making text-to-self connections

Did you know The Crossover is coming to Disney+? The novel is set to release a miniseries in 2023! If your class loves this text, check out my other resources:

• The Crossover Warm Up Standard Aligned handout for each poem! PDF & PPT (TeachShare.com)
• The Crossover First Quarter Standard Aligned handout for each poem! PDF & PPT (TeachShare.com)
• The Crossover Basketball Rules Motivational and Plot Posters PNG/PDF (TeachShare.com)

These phonemic awareness practice cards support bilingual education with engaging French resources tailored for K-2 learners. Perfectly suited to accompany your Science of Reading program in the French Immersion and Core French classroom. Boost language skills with fun and educational French resources for young learners in the French learning environment. Empower your students to excel in French with these cards that aim to meet the curriculum needs of K-2 students.

This resource contains:

-4 cards for /a/ with words: banane, canard, lapin, Madame

-4 cards for /e/ with words: renard, cerise, petit, brebis

-4 cards for /i/ with words: midi, igloo, dine, vite

-4 cards for /o/ with words: domino, olive, dodo, joli

-4 cards for /u/ with words: ukulele, jupe, lutin, tulipe

-4 cards with /y/ comme /i/ with words: pyjama, bicyclette, cycle, xylophone

-1 tracking sheet so students can track their progress with independence

Thank you for purchasing this resource from my TeachShare store. I appreciate your support and I hope it helps you in the classroom. My aim is to create resources that are accessible and easy to use.

I created this resources out of a need in my class to do quick and simple reading fluency activities that are decodable and aligned with the Science of Reading. As a result of hours of searching on the internet, I decided to make my own.

As I got into using these cute phonics cards in class, the students guided me to stretching out the resource even more to create a cute little packet for them to do a lot of the work on their own.

How we use this in class:

Students get their own whiteboard markers and erasers (we use socks from the dollar store…10 pairs for $1.25). Students insert pages into our plastic pouches and load a page on either side.

They set up a centre where 4 students work together. These cards mean they orally repeat the target sound while pointing to each letter. Next, they write out the letter sound themselves, all while saying the sound again. Then, finally, they decode the word, write in the dotted target sound.

And move onto the next.

Once they are done all 4 cards, students will erase their plastic folder and swap with another student.

My students in Grade 1 and 2 are very adept at this and are now at the stage that I can trust them to be working while I work with a small group.

Who can use this resource:

Teachers who are just getting accustomed to using strategies from the Science of Reading can use these simple sentence strips to open up independent practice, small group evaluation, or up on a digital screen for whole group instruction and reading practice.

Make a set and send them home with students to build fluency in reading and confidence in reading strategies.

Sentences are designed to build a number of common French sounds and get more challenging as they go on.

Correction sheet is handy for use with a substitute as they can confidently assess students and command the lesson even when they are not assured of their French skills.

What grade level:

I personally use these texts with Grade 1 and Grade 2 students in French Immersion. I feel confident that students from K-3 will find these most useful and teachers can come back to the texts with any students who may be experiencing challenges in their French reading skills. 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.

If you love this resource:

***1. French SOR Sound Cards

***2. French Decodable Reading

***3. Roles et Responsabilites

***4. French Number Line

***5. French Attention Grabbers

***6. French Speaking Passport

***7. French Pyramid Reading

Some of the Benefits of this resource:

1. Students use hands on materials
2. Boost confidence in French language acquisition with whole group, small group, independent work, and one-to-one instruction using the same resource
3. Word wall and pocket chart for class focus and sound focus activities
4. Students grow in independence at their own pace
5. Reinforce decoding and encoding skills
6. Social wellness and personal autonomy in using French in the classroom
7. Scaffold and support language acquisition, oral communication, and writing skills
8. Card set can be used all year long and re-introduced each year going forward

Check out French Science of Reading Assessment Tool

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On the following pages are flash cards for all of the sight words used in this worksheet.

For ease of use, they are presented in the order of introduction in the worksheet. Laminating the cards would also help make them durable. Punching a hole in each card and keeping them on a ring for each child is also a good way to keep the cards organized and easy to use.

There are many ways to use these cards. Listed below are some games and activities to help children learn to recognize the sight words:

• Sort the cards by sight words with the same beginning letter

• Find sight words that rhyme, and write other words that rhyme with the sight words on a dry erase board or separate sheet of paper.

• Sort the cards to make pairs of sight words that begin with the same letter. Play the “Memory” game using these words—players don’t get to keep the pair unless they can read both words. As an extension of this, also have players use the words in sentences.

• Use a timer to see how quickly each sight word is recognized. Begin with a small number of cards. Add more cards once increased speed and confidence is achieved.

• Put the sight words in alphabetical order.

• Come up with another word that begins with the same sound as each

sight word.

If your class enjoyed this First Grade Sight Word Flash Card | Fry Instant Sight Word List then have a look at some more resources to :

Sight Word Scrambled Sentences | First Grade Sight Word Activities

Sight Word Cloze Sentences | First Grade High Frequency Words

we hope you and your child will have a lot of fun as you work together to complete this worksheet.

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---- 20 CVC Practice Worksheets (4 Worksheets for each short vowel: A, E, I, O, U)

This resource includes 20 short vowel CVC worksheets where students match the CVC word to the appropriate picture.

There are four worksheets for each short vowel (a,e,i,o,u), totaling 20 practice worksheets. Each worksheet contains 6 CVC words in which students:

1. Read/Sound out the CVC word

2. Write the CVC word on the writing line

3. Circle the picture that matches the CVC word

4. Color the picture that matches the CVC word

This resource provides multiple fun opportunities for students to learn and practice CVC words!

Other CVC Words resources you might be interested in:

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CVC Differentiated Worksheets - Missing Letters (96 pages)

CVC Worksheets (Short Vowel Sounds - Say, Read, and Write It)

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CVC Picture/Word TASK CARDS (512 CARDS!!)

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Enhance your students' reading skills with these ch/tch decodable passages designed for K-2 classrooms. This engaging set of passages encourages fluency and comprehension, aligning with Science of Reading principles. Each passage focuses on words with "ch" and "tch" sounds, making it ideal for young readers to practice decoding in context. After reading, students answer comprehension questions, and color/underline all of the ch/tch digraphs throughout the passage making learning both interactive and fun.

Perfect for:

• Literacy Centers
• Small Group Instruction
• Independent Work
• Morning Work
• Homework Assignments
• Phonics skill practice

What's Included:

• 10 Print-and-Go Worksheets featuring unique passages with "ch" and "tch" words, such as "lunch," "catch," "punch," and more.

Give your students the tools they need to build confidence in reading! Practice reading comprehension with these L blend decodable reading comprehension passages!

Your students will love this engaging approach to phonics and reading!

These worksheet is for students to use to prepare for tests like DIBELS and other Phoneme Segmentation Fluency (PSF) assessments. It provides targeted practice to help students improve their phonemic awareness skills through simple and effective exercises.

What's included:

• 1 worksheets with 30 words each for phoneme segmentation practice
• A variety of words to enhance phonemic segmentation skills
• Ideal for practice in small groups, one-on-one, or independent sessions

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Phonics skills-based differentiated "Guess Who Game" for words with the LONG A sound

Engage your elementary school ELA students by using this phonics game to practice reading words with long A sounds. Ideas for differentiation and prompting are included to ensure the game is suitable for students of all academic levels.

This activity is perfect for elementary school reading and ELA centers, elementary school reading and ELA lesson plans, small group instruction, extra help sessions, early finishers, group/partner work, classroom competitions, individual practice, and so much more. 

What's included

• 24 "word pile" cards
• 24 red board inserts
• 24 blue board inserts
• 15 red question prompts
• 15 blue question prompts
• Directions for five different ways to play (for individual players, two players, or small group)
• Guess Who game board linked here (NOT INCLUDED IN DOWNLOAD)

You may also like the Guess Who Reading Games Bundle

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Fry's Seventh Hundred Sight Word Assessment

Efficient High-Frequency Word Recognition Benchmarking with Google Sheets™

This all-in-one Google Sheets™ workbook is designed to help you benchmark high-frequency word recall for up to 40 students, six times a year! With individual tabs for each student, you can easily track progress and analyze data for your entire class or caseload, making it easy to create accurate IEP goals and share data with parents or administrators. The workbook even features automatic tracking of missed words for targeted practice, and student and class average or median graphs to demonstrate progress throughout the year.

For more intensive high frequency word tracking, check out these Google Sheets™ workbooks for progress monitoring individual students!

What is included in the Google Sheets™ workbook:

• CLASS DATA SHEET: A sheet displaying the scores for your entire class across six reporting periods, with conditional formatting to highlight students in the low or high range. You can use filters to identify students in need of word recall intervention.
• CLASS AVERAGE AND MEDIAN GRAPHS: Two graphs that show the overall average and median growth across the six reporting periods, with a trend line to demonstrate whether student high-frequency word recall is increasing or decreasing.
• ASSESSOR PROBES: Each student (up to 40) will have a tab within the workbook with six assessments per tab. Simply check the missed words to calculate words read correctly. Missed words are also tracked and added to the "Words to Practice" box and the student graph!
• STUDENT PROBES: Two versions (horizontal and vertical) of the student probe can be printed right from the workbook! Font type and size can be adjusted to meet your needs!
• STUDENT DATA: Each student has a separate tab with a data sheet that includes a graph demonstrating progress and a list of missed words for each reporting period. This makes it easy to share student progress with parents or create targeted intervention resources!

Check out this WORD CARD CREATOR or this WORD PROBE CREATOR for creating materials to target the specific needs of your students!

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Looking for a way to have access to all the letter tiles you need for your weekly Short o CVC phonics pattern?

Word Builder does just that. No more wishing to have tiles for each student or rushing to sort out letter tiles. Each activity comes with letter tiles to make most, to all, words in the phonics pattern. Also included is a work mat that has a space for blending and writing (these are of course optional for use). All you have to do is print, cut, and use.

Included in this resource:

**⭐**1 set of large letter tiles

⭐1 set of letter tiles made to fit 2 to a page for a printer-friendly version

⭐2 different full-page building mats

⭐2 half-sheet building mats for a printer-friendly version

Other resources

⭐ Short o Say, Tap, Write, Build

⭐ Short o Flip, Tap, Write, Use

⭐ Short o Word Grid

⭐ Short o Mega Phonics Bundle

My "big" kids in grades 5 and 6 have been struggling with their French sounds - both basic and complex - and we're backtracking! However, because of their unique needs, I was struggling to find texts at their level that featured these complex sounds - in excess - for them to practice, see in real life and to work with them in guided readings or 1:1. I was finding myself scouring my shelves for books that had ample opportunities for them to see and practice a certain sound and wasn't having success; so I decided to create texts that hone in on specific sound formations they're struggling with, have never properly learned, or have forgotten. They are texts which feature vocabulary at the grade 5-6 instructional level.

I was also tired of running back and forth from my literacy lab to find reading records and wanted to have them printable from my classroom. If you're in a similar boat, this is the product for you!

This collection features 44 pages of resources:

- 12 texts (student version to be printed and used in small groups or 1:1)

- 12 texts (teachable version with sounds highlighted, or for differentiated instruction)

- 12 "fiches" to use as a fiche d'observation/fiche d'évaluation en littératie in a 1:1 setting featuring columns you're used to seeing (Erreurs, autocorrections, S | St | V strategies, Fluidité, Date, Nom de l'évaluateur et nom de l'élève). I've also provided you with a handy accuracy calculator so you don't need to pull out your calculator for each individual text. Circle the number of errors and you'll be given their accuracy percentage. Each text features comprehension questions.

The sounds and textual features you'll see featured in these series of texts include:

• -ais, -ait, -aient, -ent, -ment, -ant, -ante (suffixes)
• -i, -ui, -ier, -ierre, -air, -ien, -ain, -oi, -ieu, -in, -ie (bases et suffixes)
• -i, -ie, ié -is, -it, -eille, -ay, -oi , -io (bases et suffixes)
• -ai, -ou, -eu, -oi, -io, -ui, -ue, -eau, -ie (bases et suffixes)
• les sons muets: -t, -s, -d, -ent, h, -c (suffixes - sauf le "h")
• apostrophes et traits d’union
• -e muet et non-muet (suffixes)
• Adjectifs masculins, féminins et pluriels (suffixes)

For goodness sakes, don't forget to have fun!

Mme. Kaitlyn

Letter Assessment for use with the Launchpad Curriculum by Really Great Reading. Units 15-21

Use this letter assessment to send assess your students on their letter sound knowledge along with Upper and Lowercase Letter Recognition.

It comes with 7 Recording sheets to use for your data.

Unit 15-16: Letter Sound Assessment, Uppercase Letter Recognition, and Lowercase letter Recognition

Unit 17-18: Letter Sound Assessment, Uppercase Letter Recognition, and Lowercase letter Recognition

Unit 19-21: Letter Sound Assessment, Uppercase Letter Recognition, and Lowercase letter Recognition

Diagraph? What? will help young learners to identify diagraphs and read in a simple way. This pdf file contains 24 diagraph sounds.

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This is a quick and easy assessment to use to identify your child's ability in reading and spelling with vowel teams.

My product includes:

• Real and nonsense vowel team words
• Spelling with vowel teams.
• Grading rubric
• Google Data Sheet

Print and assess!

Students use this double-sided, half sheet to record their words and sentences during literacy stations. This provides great information and formative assessment for teachers. This also holds students accountable for their independent work.

See the video below for the recording sheet in action!

Station Recording Sheet Video

This is a NO PREP, print and go resource that is perfect for CVC writing practice. Students use the picture to write a sentence using short i CVC words, 9 pages of awesome practice for your students!

Differentiated to meet the needs of all learners in your class!

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Short A CVC words:

-ab: tab, gab, dab, lab, cab

-ad: bad, dad, mad, pad, sad

-ag: bag, rag, tag, wag

-am: ham, jam, ram, yam

-an: can, fan, man, pan, ran, van

-ap: cap, map, nap, tap

-at: bat, cat, hat, mat, pat, sat

-ax: wax

Short E CVC words:

-eb: web

-ed: bed, fed, led, red, wed

-eg: leg, peg

-em: hem

-en: den, hen, men, pen, ten

-et: get, get, met, net, pet, vet

Short I CVC Words:

-ib: bib, rib

-id: lid

-ig: big, dig, wig, fig, pig

-im: him, rim

-in: bin, fin, pin, tin, win

-ip: dip, zip, lip, rip, tip

-it: sit, pit, hit, bit, kit

-ix: fix, mix, six

Short O CVC words:

-ob: cob

-od: pod, rod

-og: dog, jog, log, fod

-op: cop, hop, mop, pop, top

-om: mom

-ot: cot, dot, hot, pot, rot

-ox: box, fox

Short U CVC words:

-ub: cub, sub, tub

-ug: bug, hug, jug, mug, rug

-um: sum, gum

-un: bun, fun, nun, run, sun

-up: cup

-us: bus

-ut: cut, nut, hut

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Phonics lesson 6 full set. Alphabet letter F worksheets and activities.

The full set contains:

• Three types of activities
• There are four different types of worksheets

1. Activity 1: Serve letter F or other letters in a chef tray. sorting Fand not F.
2. Activity 2: Letter F puzzle with pictures
3. Activity 3: Sorting and separating pictures starting with letter F.

Worksheets:

• Tracing and coloring letter F.
• letter F search and circle
• Letter-f vocabulary pictures coloring and matching
• Cut and paste letters under the pictures. A to F.

Practice two-syllable word building with these engaging open and closed syllable sorts. This resource includes 3 different sorts plus an editable template, perfect for literacy centers, small groups, or independent practice. Ideal for reinforcing phonics skills in first and second grade.

What's included:

• 3 different two-syllable word building sorts
• Recording sheets
• Answer keys
• Editable template to create your own sort

Words included for each sort:

• Sort 1: dentist, rabbit, protect, begin, happen, kitten, tiger, baby
• Sort 2: pencil, music, dinner, robot, paper, number, sister, pilot
• Sort 3: ruler, human, beside, magnet, silent, button, muffin, helmet

Directions:

• Students will cut out the syllables and sort them to create a completed word.
• Students will glue them in the correct column and write the completed words they've built.

French Decodable Sentence Strips that align with the Science of Reading in the K-2 French classroom. Students work on their phonemic awareness, phonological awareness, decoding and encoding skills and as they master the target sound.

Make a few copies of each card and insert into clear pockets to create a quick and easy reading centre; arrange a table with four copies to create a quiet reading group; use one-on-one with your students to assess reading levels, to gain insights to their decoding skills, encoding skills, and to inform your upcoming lesson plans. Students use whiteboard markers to sound out each sound in the word, each syllable, or each word in the sentence. What a great way to build confidence! Whatever way you choose to use this resource, I am so grateful that you have given this item a try!

Who can use this resource:

Teachers who are just getting accustomed to using strategies from the Science of Reading can use these simple sentence strips to open up independent practice, small group evaluation, or up on a digital screen for whole group instruction and reading practice.

Make a set and send them home with students to build fluency in reading and confidence in reading strategies.

Sentences are designed to build a number of common French sounds and get more challenging as they go on.

Correction sheet is handy for use with a substitute as they can confidently assess students and command the lesson even when they are not assured of their French skills.

What grade level:

I personally use these texts with Grade 1 and Grade 2 students in French Immersion. I feel confident that students from K-3 will find these most useful and teachers can come back to the texts with any students who may be experiencing challenges in their French reading skills. 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.

If you love this resource:

***1. French SOR Sound Cards

***2. French Decodable Reading

***3. Roles et Responsabilites

***4. French Number Line

***5. French Attention Grabbers

***6. French Speaking Passport

***7. French Pyramid Reading

Some of the Benefits of this resource:

1. Students use hands on materials
2. Boost confidence in French language acquisition with whole group, small group, independent work, and one-to-one instruction using the same resource
3. Word wall and pocket chart for class focus and sound focus activities
4. Students grow in independence at their own pace
5. Reinforce decoding and encoding skills
6. Social wellness and personal autonomy in using French in the classroom
7. Scaffold and support language acquisition, oral communication, and writing skills
8. Card set can be used all year long and re-introduced each year going forward

Check out French Science of Reading Assessment Tool

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