Long Vowels and Vowel Teams Read and Write the Room Phonics Fluency Task Cards
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- Use these Phonics and Fluency Read and Write the Room Cards to get your students reading, writing, up and moving, and HAVING FUN! DIRECTIONS:First, decide between the beginner set or the advanced set. Then, cut out the cards.Stick the picture cards around the classroom or even outside! Print one recPrice $26.75Original Price $53.50Save $26.75
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These no-prep vowel team task cards are perfect to get your students reading and writing words with the phonics pattern and HAVING FUN! Your students will get practice with decoding words, building fluency, and there's nothing better than getting up and moving around the room while learning!
DIRECTIONS:
First, decide between the beginner set or the advanced set. Then, cut out the cards.
Stick the picture cards around the classroom or even outside! Print one recording sheet per student. Have students identify the picture and read/write the word on their sheet.
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Beginner Cards - Students look at the picture, read the sentence, and select the word that completes the sentence. There are three words to choose from.
Advanced Cards - Students look at the picture, read the sentence, and write a word with a vowel team that completes the sentence. There are no words to choose from.
*There are 25 beginner cards, and 24 advanced cards with each set.
Included in this resource:
•short e (ea, e)
•long a (ai, ay)
•long a mix up (ai, ay, a_e, ea, ei, high, ey)
•long e (ey, y)
•long e (ee, ea)
•long e mix up (ea, e_e, e, ie, ey, ee, y)
•long i (ie, ugh)
•long i mix up (i, ie, y, i_e, high)
•long o (oa, oe, ow)
•long o mix up (oe, ow, oa, o_e, o)
•long u mix up (ew, u, u_e, ue)
*All cards come in color and black and white.
When can I use this activity?
- Hang the cards in the back of the room and use as a literacy center or station during reading groups.
- Use as a whole group activity after learning the phonics pattern.
- Tape each card to a ruler and put them around the school building! My students love going outside to read/write the PLAYGROUND!