Sound to Text Spelling | BOOM Cards | Interactive FRY Sight Words 11-20 1.2

Do you know about the POWER of Sound to Text Spelling to help your students become better spellers and readers? These are perfect for Distance Learning or your Literacy Centers! To learn more, read the paragraph below.

In this product you will get: >>Play the PREVIEW Here<<

* The FRY Sight Words 11-20 with AUDIO (The audio order is listed next)

1st reads the word

2nd prompts the child to read the word

3rd tap the phonemes (sounds)

4th spell the word (by dragging and dropping the graphemes (letters) into the boxes)

5th write the word (either trace the handwriting letter on the screen or practice with your word work materials)

The FINAL step is that they read the word again before moving to the next.

Make sure that you tried the FREE set of words 1-10

Happy Teaching!

- Miss Courtney Knobla

Visit my website https://engagedlittlelearners.com and join my email list for

❤️ 8 FREE Math Games, K-2nd ideas & resources on engaging your little learners! Follow me on Instagram too @engagedlittlelearners

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I created this product because I really needed to differentiate my sight word practice for my students and wanted them at a literacy center. My problem was that the students couldn't always read the dang word, so they just copied the letters (waste of time!). I made sure that every word is read to the kids with instructions (Hooray BOOM cards!) I am working on making these cards for all the FRY words!

What is Sound to Text Spelling in a nutshell?

It is a way for students to make deep connections about their spelling so that those words transfer into the child's writing and reading. If you read the steps above, you can see that the child is analyzing the word, making kinesthetic connections, and working with the word in many ways like tapping the sounds. The kids do NOT spell letter by letter, but instead spell by sound segments in the word. Example: chat would be ch/a/t (3 sounds of 4 letters). Kids will develop a deeper phonics awareness. This is a great opportunity to teach that many words play by rules, but not all of them especially sight words! There is a whole book on this way of teaching spelling to learn more!

Why use Boom Cards?

-Fun!

-Interactive

-Self-checking

-Instant data for the teacher

-Great for distance learning at home or at school

What do I need in order to use Boom?

You will need:

- A computer, laptop, tablet, or Chromebook

- An internet browser that is less than 3 years old (OR the free BOOM app)

- A Boom Learning account (FREE!*)

- An internet connection that students can use on a computer, tablet, or interactive whiteboard to access the games

How do I download or access these materials?

When you purchase this resource, you’ll receive a PDF download. Inside the PDF you will find directions and a link to click.

You’ll click the link(s) to add each deck to your Boom library (if you do not already have an account, you will be prompted to set up a free one when you click the link).

Why do I have to set up an account with Boom?

To use Boom Cards, you must open at least a FREE Boom Learning account (just like you have to have a Google account to use Google resources). Free accounts include the ability to generate student progress reports for 5 students and to make up to 5 DIY decks. Free accounts also allow you to assign Boom Cards to unlimited students (without progress reports) using the Fast Play pin option available in the Library.

How many devices can I use these games with?

As many as you like! One license allows you (one teacher) to use the games with all of your students. You can even assign them as homework if you like.