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Katie
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Phonics
Create a phonics lesson exploring the consonant digraphs "tch" and "dge" at the end of words, focusing on their correct pronunciation and spelling patterns. Design engaging activities that help students distinguish when to use these letter combinations versus simple "ch" and "j" sounds. Include multisensory exercises where students can see, hear, say, and write words containing these patterns to reinforce learning. Incorporate a memorable rule (like "tch follows a short vowel") with examples lik...
This lesson focuses on the consonant digraphs 'tch' and 'dge', which appear at the end of words following short vowels. Students will learn to recognize, read, and spell words that include these digraphs. The lesson includes activities such as sound sorting where students categorize words based on their ending sounds, guided practice building words with letter tiles, and sentence readings to identify and highlight 'tch' and 'dge' words. Additionally, there are writing applications to reinforce learning and a game to promote collaboration and engagement. The lesson is designed to provide differentiation options for varying skill levels and ends with an exit ticket for students to demonstrate their understanding of the material.