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Digital Letter Sounds Decoding Fluency Drills {Phonics Fast Reads}

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Hollie Griffith
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Grade Levels
K - 2nd
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80 pages
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Description

These Letter Sound Phonics Fast Reads are perfect for students who are working to identify and blend letter sounds quickly and automatically. These letter sound task cards are introduced in a sequence that promotes blending and segmenting words as soon as possible. Right away, students learn that letters and combinations of letters make up sounds and words. As students master a level, they move to the next. Each level introduces four new letter sounds and reviews the previous sounds learned. There are seven levels total. 

Included in the bundle:

Level 1 - a, m, t, s

Level 2 - i, f, d, r - spiral review

Level 3 - o, g, l, h - spiral review

Level 4 - u, c, b, n - spiral review

Level 5 - k, e, v, w - spiral review

Level 6 - j, p, y - spiral review

Level 7 - x, q, z - spiral review

Who should use these Fast Reads?

I created these cards for a few specific first grade students in my own classroom. These students know most of their letters and sounds but struggle to identify the sounds quickly and automatically. They are also struggling with blending letters to form words. These students know that letters represent sounds and that they can blend those letters to form words, but they do so very slowly.

The Research

I created these Fast Reads to improve reading fluency. According the the National Reading Panel, a few things are critical of good reading instruction.

•Explicit instruction in phonemic awareness

•Systematic phonics instruction

Methods to improve fluency

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80 pages
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