Short Vowel Phonics and Phonemic Awareness PowerPoints & phonics readers w/ ASL

STRUGGLING TO BALANCE MULTIPLE READING PROGRAMS? Watch your kids excel with these research based, ready to use PowerPoints which cover phonemic awareness, phonics, vocab, comprehension & fluency & simplifies in-person, virtual and homeschool guided reading instruction. It includes blends, digraphs, ASL, & pics to support both proper articulation & emergent learners (EL's & ELL's). These PowerPoints can be used both during virtual learning as a screen share or if in person, they can be projected on a smart board or white board.

Let me tell you about these slides:

See a lesson using the slides for DGE/GE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPswxfAWhMI

Here a little about how I began making these slides

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O00a-iyNt_w

These interactive slides can be used in so many ways….

•1. displayed and annotated on a Promethean Board

•2. projected on a white board so students can write on the projected slides

•3. shared in a zoom session so students can annotate on the slides

•4. in conjunction with your favorite multi-sensory or guided reading strategies

•5. shared on laptop during guided reading

•6. as a homeschool reading lesson

•7. independent practice using embedded videos or flashcards with pictures

These interactive slides hit multiple skills connected to the Big 5 Reading Skills

•1. phonemic awareness: rhyming, sound substitution, removing/adding of sounds, segmenting/blending, phoneme location, onset/rime, alliteration, ASL hand shape for kinesthetic support, and articulation cues with pictures

•2. phonics: dictation, sorting by spelling pattern, word/picture matching, and reading words in sentences/passages

•3. fluency: high frequency word practice and passage reading

•4. comprehension/vocabulary: matching words with pictures, matching sentences and pictures, passage reading with reading comprehension, and use of pictures throughout to allow for discussion about word meaning including multi-meaning words, homographs, and homophones

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Or my other phonics readers…

Book 1

Book 2

Book 3

Book 4

And of course interactive games…

Rhyme-O

Rhyme-O (long vowels)

PowerPoints

Level 1: short a (an, at)

Level 2: short a (ap, ag)

Level 3: short a (ad, ap, ag)

Level 4: short o

Level 5: short i

Level 6; short u

Level 7: short e (et, eg, en)

Level 8: short e (ed, ell)

Level 9: ack, ick, uck, ock

Level 10: ash, ish, ush

Level 11: ang, ing, ong, ung

Level 12: ank, ink, unk

Level 13: ng, mp

Level 14: nt, nd, nk

Level 15: /or/

Level 16: /ar/

Level 17: long a (a-e)

Level 18: long i (i-e)

Level 19: long o (o-e)

Level 20: long u (u-e)

Level 21: long e (ee, ea, e-e)

Level 22: long a (ai, ay, a-e)

Level 23: long o (o-e, oa, ow)

Level 24: long i (igh, i-e, y, i)

Level 25: long u (u-e, ew, ue, oo)

Level 26: r-controled

Level 27: ar (ar, ear) ar (ear, are, air)

Level 28: er (er, ear) er (eer, ear, ere) ar (are, ear)

Level 29: ir (ir) ir (ire, ier)

Level 30: or (or, ore, oar, our)

Level 31: r (ur, ure)

Level 32: oi, oy

Level 33: ou oo

Level 34: ou, ow

Level 35: aw, au

Level 36: silent consonants (kn, gn)

Level 37: triple-r blends (scr, str, spr, shr, squ, thr)

Level 38: /s/ spelled ce, ci, cy and /j/ spelled ge, gi, gy

Level 39: /ch/ spelled tch, ch

Level 40: compound words

Level 41: plural endings (-s, -es)

Level 42: irregular plurals

Level 43: adding suffix -ing

Level 44: adding suffix -ed

Level 45: irregular and regular past tense

Level 46: open vs. Closed syllables

Level 47: adding suffix -ing

Level 48: adding suffix -ed

Level 49: plural endings with final 'y'

Level 50: adding suffix ed, s, ing with final y