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Middle school phonics games for Microsoft Word

Preview of Connect Four Style Game Board

Connect Four Style Game Board

This document can be used to practice a variety of skills. Simply print out and write in words you want students to practice reading, math facts to solve, etc... To play you need a die and some type of markers (mini erasers have worked well for me). Could also laminate and use dry erase markers.
Preview of BattleShip Template: practice spelling and vocabulary words

BattleShip Template: practice spelling and vocabulary words

Created by
Ms PK Resources
Download Includes: -Battleship Blank Template -Directions sheet for students This is a FREE and great tool to use for a station or partner activity. An interactive way for students to practice their spelling, vocabulary words, parts of speech, etc. For my classroom, I printed two battleship game boards out and stuck them inside HEAVY duty sheet protectors so that students could write on them with expo marker (like a dry erase board). I use these for Word Work station and pair two students t
Preview of Roll and Read Sentences Game - Elementary and High School Levels

Roll and Read Sentences Game - Elementary and High School Levels

Roll and Read game that includes over 200 challenging decodable words in context. Students will read FULL sentences that include words from the Word Identification and Spelling Test (WIST). The roll and read game includes 4 game boards with levels starting at elementary and then moving up to secondary words. All you need are dice to play game. Engaging activity for students to play independently or in pairs.Perfect for Special Education, ESL or struggling Middle or High school readers.
Preview of Phonics Battleship Game

Phonics Battleship Game

Created by
Ashley Zotkin
Aligned with the Wilson reading program Step 2 (closed syllables and syllable exceptions). Students will love combining blends and digraphs with closed syllable exceptions to create real and nonsense words, all awhile trying to discover where their partner's ships are hiding!
Preview of Pronunciation: Minimal Pairs Bingo Cards (A2)

Pronunciation: Minimal Pairs Bingo Cards (A2)

ESL Level: A2 (Beginner, Lower Intermediate)Class time: 10-20 minutes per game, depending on rulesNo. of students: 3+Skill Focus: Pronunciation of /l/ & /r/, /f/ & /v/, /p/ & /b/, /ɪ/ and /i:/, and /s/ and /ʃ/DescriptionThis document contains five BINGO cards based on minimal pairs. These cards cover common pronunciation problems for ESL students. This activity is great for young ESL learners (e.g. elementary school) and would fit well at the end of a pronunciation lesson. This do
Preview of Rapid Word Recognition Chart

Rapid Word Recognition Chart

Created by
Mister Polyglot
The teacher identifies five-six hard to learn, new, or hard to pronounce vocabulary words. The words can have a similar spelling feature, a sound students are struggling with, a content connection, etc. Then, students fill the chart, repeatedly writing those words all over the chart. The words should be randomly filling the chart. Then, come the activities:1) Do the first chart together as a class. Chorally read the chart. Speed up. Time yourself. See how many you and the class can do
Preview of I Have Who Has Long Vowel Spelling Sound Patterns Card Game

I Have Who Has Long Vowel Spelling Sound Patterns Card Game

This game involves the long patterns of the vowels a e i o u.SKILLS Developed in game play1. Looking at beginning, middle, and endings of words to visually match at word;Practice of problem solving, checking themselves, confirming, and collaborating with peers2. Segmenting and blending words using;Beginning, middle, ending phonemes, diagraphs, syllable breaks, contractions, prefix/suffixes, phonics rules, sight words, vocabulary, homophones, and becoming fluent in the problem-solving process whi
Preview of I Have Who Has Game Y as vowels i e, 2-4 syllable words

I Have Who Has Game Y as vowels i e, 2-4 syllable words

This game involves Y as long i/e as well as short i in multisyllable words. SKILLS Developed in game play1. Looking at beginning, middle, and endings of words to visually match at word;Practice of problem solving, checking themselves, confirming, and collaborating with peers2. Segmenting and blending words using;Beginning, middle, ending phonemes, diagraphs, syllable breaks, contractions, prefix/suffixes, phonics rules, sight words, vocabulary, homophones, and becoming fluent in the problem-solv
Preview of Reading By Design Volume 1 Lesson 4 Candyland Cards

Reading By Design Volume 1 Lesson 4 Candyland Cards

These cards are intended to supplement Reading By Design volume 1 lesson 4. The cards can be cut out and used with a traditional Candyland game board. This is a great way to review and practice what students have learned.
Preview of Reading Recogntion and Defintion Game A - G

Reading Recogntion and Defintion Game A - G

Created by
Todd Wertz
King of the class reading vocabulary A - F game is designed to help students identify words or help students master the definition of the word. The King of the Class games are designed for two students per game board or whole game activity. This game can also be used as a center activity or an RTI activity. Each game board has the same vocabulary words on them but rearranged making each game board different. Words included in this game Fridge, Defiance, Filibuster, Familiarize, Credentials, Fort
Preview of I Have Who Has "ir" r controlled vowel pattern Card Game

I Have Who Has "ir" r controlled vowel pattern Card Game

SKILLS Developed in game play1. Looking at beginning, middle, and endings of words to visually match at word;Practice of problem solving, checking themselves, confirming, and collaborating with peers2. Segmenting and blending words using;Beginning, middle, ending phonemes, diagraphs, syllable breaks, contractions, prefix/suffixes, phonics rules, sight words, vocabulary, homophones, and becoming fluent in the problem-solving process which will aid reading and writing3. Increase the behavior of mo
Preview of I Have Who Has R controlled "ar" vowel pattern card game

I Have Who Has R controlled "ar" vowel pattern card game

This is a game that focuses on words with the "ar" r-controlled vowel.SKILLS Developed in game play1. Looking at beginning, middle, and endings of words to visually match at word;Practice of problem solving, checking themselves, confirming, and collaborating with peers2. Segmenting and blending words using;Beginning, middle, ending phonemes, diagraphs, syllable breaks, contractions, prefix/suffixes, phonics rules, sight words, vocabulary, homophones, and becoming fluent in the problem-solving pr
Preview of Buzzin' With Bees Long Vowel E game - Unscramble words spelled -ea, -ee, -ey

Buzzin' With Bees Long Vowel E game - Unscramble words spelled -ea, -ee, -ey

Created by
Mrs Mulanda
This is a card game where students have to unscramble long vowel E sound words according to spelling rules and then sort according to the rule. My students love playing this game and reinforcing their understanding of the spelling rules for the long E sound.
Preview of Sight Word/Phonics Roll-A-Sound

Sight Word/Phonics Roll-A-Sound

Created by
Jan Y
This is a sight word / phonics activity that works on a variety of important literacy skills. This works great as a center activity. You will need to assign each student a sight word. All they need is a pair of die to roll each turn. Each number, 2-12, gives them something different to do with their word (ie: name the ending sound, how many letters in the word, sound deletion, etc.)
Preview of Spelling Battleship

Spelling Battleship

Created by
Tammy Perroth
Students can practice spelling words and patterns using this battleship template. Students set up their board using spelling words and versus a partner (keeping their board secret) to sink their "ships."
Preview of Tres Trabalenguas Interactivos en Espanol

Tres Trabalenguas Interactivos en Espanol

Created by
SpanishHelper
Description: From beginners to advanced students, Trabalenguas are always a plus in the Spanish class. Three Trabalenguas in Spanish that become more than that! Interactive, creative, and useful. Life skills can be reviewed when talking packing items carefully (Trabalenguas One) and about savings (Trabalenguas Three). Use to practice speaking and spelling skills in Spanish. Suggestion: Use one Trabalenguas each day and expand with extra words, concepts, images, or even drawings. Did you enjoy
Preview of I Have Who Has Game Long U Patterns 1 and 2 syllable words

I Have Who Has Game Long U Patterns 1 and 2 syllable words

Long U sound/spelling patterns, u, ue, vce, open syllable u. Words are 1 and 2 syllable words including prefixes and suffixes. This game is geared to 3rd and up in grades but if you have a high 2nd grade group it can be used. SKILLS Developed in game play1. Looking at beginning, middle, and endings of words to visually match at word;Practice of problem solving, checking themselves, confirming, and collaborating with peers2. Segmenting and blending words using;Beginning, middle, ending phonemes
Preview of Fun Sound Activity

Fun Sound Activity

This activity will help those active students have fun learning new sounds. Feel free to use this same activity to work on any desired sound.
Preview of I Have Who Has r controlled "er" pattern Card Game

I Have Who Has r controlled "er" pattern Card Game

This game focuses on the r-controlled "er" vowel pattern. SKILLS Developed in game play1. Looking at beginning, middle, and endings of words to visually match at word;Practice of problem solving, checking themselves, confirming, and collaborating with peers2. Segmenting and blending words using;Beginning, middle, ending phonemes, diagraphs, syllable breaks, contractions, prefix/suffixes, phonics rules, sight words, vocabulary, homophones, and becoming fluent in the problem-solving process which
Preview of Syllable Wars (Rabbit, Tiger, Camel, Turtle)

Syllable Wars (Rabbit, Tiger, Camel, Turtle)

This product is a fun way to practice different syllables words for Orton & Gillingham. The deck is interchangeable between Rabbit, Tiger, Camel, & Turtle words so play away! This could be a small group activity or you can hold a class contest for practice. I would suggest laminating the cards for continuous use.
Preview of Word building game: Go Fishing for Words

Word building game: Go Fishing for Words

Created by
Suzanne Nicholas
For 2-5 players This game focuses on building words, using consonant and vowel blends, as well as "singletons." It is played similar to the game "Go Fish," but instead of looking for a match, students are seeking letters to help build a word with the cards in their hand. Once a student has at least a 3-letter word, they are able to lay it down. Rules can be varied depending on grade level and/or ability/skill focus. This works best when printed out on card stock. If you print more than one
Preview of Long Vowel A Shopping Game

Long Vowel A Shopping Game

Created by
Courtney Wolbers
A game to help children learn the different long vowel a spelling rules. Each long vowel a spelling rule is on a shopping trolley and there are pictures of long vowel a words for them to sort into the trollies.
Preview of Phonics BINGO *Word Work*

Phonics BINGO *Word Work*

Created by
Carolina2NY
Includes Within Word Pattern sounds and spelling features included long/short vowels, diphthongs, soft/hard g/c, and variant vowels. *Can be used with Word Study, Word Work, Words Their Way, Orton Gillingham...
Preview of French Sounds 'Memory Game'

French Sounds 'Memory Game'

A fun 'memory game' to help students learn thier basic French sounds. Can be played in pairs, groups, with book buddies (older/younger partners), or at home with parents.
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Learn more about phonics resources

You’ve probably heard that phonics is essential for students who are learning to read (and it is!), but you might be asking yourself: “What is it, exactly?” Phonics is a method for teaching children how to read and write in an alphabetic language. The goal is to help kids connect phonemes (the sounds in words) and graphemes (the symbols used to represent them). Ultimately, once students understand which sounds in spoken language correspond to which symbols (e.g., letters in the alphabet), they’ll be well on their way to learning how to read books and other written materials.

If you’re a teacher or parent looking for printable and digital resources to help your student learn phonics, but you’re not sure where to start, TPT has got you covered. We have a comprehensive collection of phonics resources, created by other teachers, that are designed to help with any learning need. With plenty of TPT resources at your fingertips, you can teach phonics to your students in no time at all.

Phonics resources to try

You can teach phonics and engage your students at the same time, with a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles and preferences. Here are a few examples of the different types of resources that you can find on TPT to help teach students about the relationships between letters and sounds.

Alphabet Scavenger Hunt

Hide letter cards around the room, say a sound aloud, and then have students search for the card that represents the sound.

Phonics Hopscotch

Take learning out onto the playground or at home with this easy-to-organize activity to help students build sound and letter recognition. Draw a hopscotch grid with letters in each square. Students jump on the letters while saying the corresponding sounds.

Silly Sentences

Have students create silly sentences using words that start with the same sound. An example could be: “Sally sells seashells by the shore.”

Anchor Charts

Post anchor charts around the room to help kids remember important rules or sounds being taught. (It could cover phonics concepts like the silent “e,” the long “o,” or a particular diphthong.)

Guess the Missing Letter or Sound

Use task cards or write a set of words on the board that share either a letter or sound. For example, at, ug, __ig. Ask students to find the missing letter or sound. Fill it in to show them the words bat, bug, and big.

These (and other!) activities can make learning phonics enjoyable and memorable for every student. Remember to adjust the activities based on the age and skill level of your students.

Frequently asked questions about teaching phonics

What types of phonics resources are available on TPT?

There are many different types of phonics resources sold by Sellers on TPT — from worksheets to interactive notebooks to units. Resources like these make great activities for students to practice their phonics skills.

How do I find phonics resources on TPT?

Educators can save time preparing phonics lessons with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply start a search for phonics resources on the TPT marketplace, and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of phonics lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.