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Free reading Common Core RF.3.3a resources
Prefixes and Suffixes Activity for Third Grade Reading
Cut these pages into pieces and place in a task card box. Designate this as a center to help students practice understanding words with prefixes and suffixes. Students will simply words together (base word + suffix or prefix + base word) and try to understand the meanings of their new words and use them in a sentence! No prep worksheets available as well. *This resource aligns with the IRLA's White Level Power Goals*This resource was not created by, but aligns with, American Reading Company's IR
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2nd - 5th
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Free Literacy Centers | Reading Centers | Writing Centers | 2nd-5th ELA Centers
This free set of 2nd-5th grade literacy centers is packed with over 60 pages of engaging resources. These ELA centers are curated based off of common themes and grade-level standards and balanced by informational and literature standards. There are 5 engaging reading and writing centers included in this free set.Color-by-Code: Point of View (2nd/3rd and 4th/5th)Capitalization Task CardsVisual Writing Prompts: Personal NarrativeReading Comprehension Graphic Organizers: Sequencing and Cause &
FREE Prefix Bingo - Science of Reading Games/Activities + Easel
Are you looking for a FREE, FUN and effective way to teach prefixes and reinforce vocabulary at the same time? This bingo game is it! Many students still struggle with decoding multisyllabic words. This game will help to bridge the gap.This game includes the prefixes:UN, DIS, RE, PRE, and MISWhy learn prefixes and suffixes?✅ Helps students read complex multisyllabic words more effectively and fluently.✅Students become empowered to read unknown words and increase their vocabularies.✅Aligned with
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2nd - 4th
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1st, 2nd, 3rd Grade Phonics & ELA Morning Work Independent Spiral Review Freebie
1st, 2nd, 3rd Grade Phonics and ELA Morning Work and Spiral Review Week Long Bundle 5 Days of Work {Common Core Aligned} Independent Work. Thank you for supporting Jo-Jo and Jules' Learning Collection. We hope you find this product useful. We created Buckets of Fun for our struggling 3rd grade readers as a way to independently review 1st and 2nd grade level phonics and ELA sills on a daily basis. Inspired by Wilson's Fundations and Drops in a Bucket.This resource pack is a great tool to prac
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1st - 3rd
Seven Syllable Types Anchor Charts - Orton-Gillingham Inspired
Use these colorful anchor charts to help your students learn the different types of syllables. All anchor charts were created using the Orton-Gillingham approach and are useful when teaching syllable division!Set Includes:1. Opened Syllables2. Closed Syllables3. Magic e4. Vowel Teams5. Bossy R6. Diphthongs7. Consonant - le*This purchase is for SINGLE USE ONLY. Please purchase an additional license to share with other teachers.More Orton-Gillingham Inspired Products updated for Distance Learning!
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K - 3rd
Prefixes, Suffixes, and Root Words Practice
Use this FREE, NO PREP printable to review prefixes, suffixes, and root words.Want more printables like this? Check out my packet for additional review:Prefixes, Suffixes, and Root Words
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2nd - 3rd
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Prefixes & Suffixes Anchor Charts & Flashcards FREEBIE
These FREE anchor charts & flashcards were created to accompany our READING READY 3rd Grade Understanding Across Genres: Prefixes & Suffixes Task Cards sets (basic & advanced), but they are easily usable by anyone teaching prefixes & suffixes. Anchor charts are included for:•Prefix•Individual Prefixes (de-, dis-, in-, ir-, non-, pre-, re-, un-)•Suffix•Individual Suffixes (-able, -ed, -er, -es, -ful, -ing, -less, -ly, -ment, -s)Flashcards are included for:•Prefix definition•Indiv
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3rd
3 Sounds of -ed Infographic (FREEBIE)
You probably know that -ed gets added to the end of a regular verb to show past tense. You also know that -ed spells 3 different sounds at the end of different words. BUT did you know there is a way to figure out the sound? Use this FREE infographic to introduce the 3 sounds of -ed to your students! -ed spells /id/ when the base word ends in /d/ or /t/. (wanted, started, added)-ed spells /d/ when the base word ends in a voiced sound. (played, paused, closed)-ed spells /t/ when the base word ends
Morphology K-5 Scope and Sequence (aligned to CCSS)
So often, teachers beginning to dive deep into morphology want to know where to begin when it is such a broad area of study and often not a strong focus in core curriculum. In this scope and sequence, I’ve done my best to answer those questions by referencing the recommendations given by experts on this topic.I’ve identified the standards in the CCSS that relate to morphology instruction in two ways: •determining meaning of morphemes•decoding, encoding, and use of morphemesI’ve broken everything
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K - 5th
FREEBIE: Word Ladders Set 4- Advanced Phonics Rules Gr. 2-6 l Structured Phonics
FREEBIE PREVIEW: Word Ladders Set 4- Gentle Cindy, advanced vowel teams, suffixes, Syllable division: tiger, camel, turtle & lion + much more! Â 101 lists with endless possibilities! Why Word Ladders?Our ultimate goal with students is that they read carefully and accurately through the whole word using their understanding of syllable types to help them with vowel sounds- WITHOUT GUESSING!The words in the word ladders are intentionally very similar, requiring students to read through the entir
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2nd - 6th
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Literacy Centers Implementation Guide & Toolkit | 2nd-5th Grade ELA Centers
I'm sharing everything I've learned about developing and implementing literacy centers in this Literacy Center Implementation Guide and Toolkit for Grades 2-5. This toolkit contains everything you need to start running literacy centers, including literacy center posters and student printables. The implementation guide covers important factors to consider when kicking off ELA centers in your classroom.Developing CentersExample CentersPre-teaching CentersCreating GroupsManaging RotationsManaging M
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2nd - 5th
Also included in:Â Year Long Bundle of Literacy Centers Differentiate For 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
FREEBIE-Sample: Complete Syllable Division Pages, Anchor Charts & Teaching Guide
FREEBIE! Sample of my:Complete Syllable Division Practice Pages, Anchor Charts & Teaching Guide-Orton-Gillingham based, Structured Phonics & Science of Reading aligned! Do your learners have trouble decoding longer words? This is the ultimate package for teaching syllable division rules to your learners! Give your students the tools they need to unlock the code of multi-syllable words! Student practice pages are uncluttered, interactive & multi-sensory!-designed, and classroom-tested
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1st - 8th, Adult Education
Syllable Division- Rabbit or Tiger Student Practice Sheet
Practice Rabbit & Tiger Syllable Division Rules with your learners with this eye-catching, interactive practice sheet. When we are teaching students to decode multi-syllable words, it is essential that we break the guessing habit and get out students to LOOK FOR PATTERNS & ANALYZE words for effective decoding.This syllable-division practice sheet will have your students doing just that. Students will work in a step by step manner to clearly identify 2 syllable division patterns- Rabbit (
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2nd - 3rd
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Phonics Skill Assessment
Hello!Throughout my first few years as a teacher, I have found it extremely helpful to assess my students at the beginning, middle and end of year in the area of phonics. While phonics is a foundational skill for reading and writing, it is not being included as needed in current curriculum. As apart of guided reading, we engage in word work which is where this phonics assessment comes in handy. This simple tool will not only pinpoint phonetic areas in which students struggle but this assessment
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1st - 5th
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FREEBIE- Preview of HUGE Bundle- Grades K-3 l Structured Phonics l OG- PPT
FREE Preview of HUGE Mega Structured Phonics Bundle: EVERYTHING YOU NEED!- This FREEBIE includes:beginner lesson & interactive slides: Rule: ck says /k/ right after short vowelsintermediate lesson & interactive slides: Tiger Syllable Division RuleClassroom Anchor Charts for both lessonsThe complete bundle has it ALL: (available in Google and PPT formats)7 Complete Units of Interactive Slides with matching printable lesson plansPhonics Sound Cards for each unitPrintable Classroom Anchor
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K - 3rd
Structured Phonics Advanced Word Lists & Sentences-grades 2-3+ OG l SOR- FREEBIE
Structured Phonics Advanced Word Lists & Sentences-grades 2-3+ OG l SOR- FREEBIE PREVIEWMake planning your Structured Phonics lessons easy with these organized word & sentence lists!Structured Phonics Word Lists & Sentences are carefully created to follow an Orton-Gillingam lesson sequence. This is a great tool to use when lesson planning and to keep as a handy tool for when your brain just can’t come up with perfect example words! (This happens to me ALL THE TIME!)Word Lists & S
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2nd - 6th
FREE PREVIEW Morphology: Anglo-Saxon Prefixes & Suffixes Lessons + Anchor Charts
FREEBIE PREVIEW: Anglo-Saxon Prefixes & Suffixes OG-based Lessons & Anchor ChartsAre you looking to help your learners unlock the meaning of words? Then these 26 Orton-Gillingham format/Structured Phonics/Science of Reading aligned Anglo-Saxon Prefix & Suffix Lessons & 24 matching Classroom Anchor Charts are for you!Lessons & Charts Included in full resource:p. 3-6 Intro to Orton-Gillingham Terms Used in Lessonsp. 7-9 -ed: says /id/ after d & t- past tensep. 10-12 -ed: sa
FREEBIE Level 1 BACK TO SCHOOL Decodable Fluency - SOR dyslexia, sped, OG Based
Dyslexia Progress Monitoring, IEP Data collection tool, phonics, and fluency practice all-in-one, based on the science of reading! These assessment passages complement the Orton-Gillingham based "Basic Language Skills" curriculum by Neuhaus. As a CALP (Certified Academic Language Practitioner) and certified SPED teacher, this collection can be used by teachers who need to track and analyze fluency and decoding skills. And these are great for primary teachers to use in small group or as a running
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1st - 4th
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Phonics Rules and Phrases to Help You Get Started
Orton-Gillingham-Based Phonics Rules and PhrasesThis is a guide for teachers seeking information grounded in the Science of Reading. My hope is to help those who have not yet been given training and/or to support families at home. I hope this guide can be shared with students and families as a reference to support our work in the classroom! I hope it is helpful to you, your students, and your families!I'm just getting my TPT Store: Multisensory Phonics For All off the ground. I'd appreciate feed
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K - 8th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Unit 4: Structured Phonics Grades 1-2 Google Slides & lessons BUNDLE
FREEBIE PREVIEW- Syllable Sort l Structured Phonics & OG aligned
FREEBIE PREVIEW: Syllable Sort- All 6 syllable types included- Teach your learners to decode with confidence! OG/Structured Phonics/SOR alignedThere are 6 syllable types that occur in the English language.(I have lumped dipthongs and vowel teams together for simplicity for students.) Learning about syllable types is a powerful tool. When students understand syllable types, they can then use this knowledge to figure out the vowel sound in each syllable, leading to effective & confident decodi
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1st - 6th
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Small Group Reading Freebie
Are you tired of looking everywhere for the perfect resources for your small group reading conferences? Do you spend entirely too much time searching for meaningful reading activities for your RTI group? If so, you should check out Leading in Reading With RTI! This year-long intervention program provides you with everything your learners need for successful small group reading instruction! This FREEBIE is just a little taste of a few of the resources that will be available to you with purcha
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3rd - 5th
Reading Companion for "We Are Water Protectors" (Zero Prep, Read-Along Packet)
Looking for a fun and engaging way to reinforce the important themes of "We are water protectors" by Carole Lindstrom? Look no further than this packet of worksheets! Featuring a variety of different activities, this packet is perfect for both in-class and at-home learning. Inside, you'll find a challenging word search and crossword puzzle, both of which are designed to help students familiarize themselves with key vocabulary related to the book. Whether you're studying the importance of water
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1st - 7th
Word Work FREEBIE Vocabulary Centers for Upper Elementary
This FREE sample of my word work activities are perfect for upper elementary literacy centers. This set includes a mini vocabulary choice menu, activity direction sheets and word work worksheets for use with any word list. The 3 included activities are Ideal for upper grade students (grades 3-5).
If you like this Free sample, check out my other Word Work Products:
Word Work Set One
Word Work Growing Bundle
These sample activities are NOT included in any of my other Word Work sets, so make sur
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3rd - 5th
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FREEBIE! Morphology Cards - Prefixes + Roots + Suffixes Sample
Morphology!Increase your student's reading and writing vocabulary by helping them understand the meaning of common prefixes, roots, and suffixes. As students learn the meaning of different parts of words, they can apply this reading strategy to decode new words, increasing their vocabulary and reading comprehension.This FREE SAMPLE includes the following prefixes, roots, and suffixes: Prefixes:sub = undersemi = halfsuper = abovemid = middleRoots: astr = starchron = timebio = lifehydr = waterSuff
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2nd - 6th
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Word Hunts
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Reader's Theater
Bring short stories, books, poems, or plays you’re reading in class to life by assigning roles to students and having them act out scenes. This can help enhance fluency and comprehension.
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Comparative Analysis
Explore different adaptations of the same story (book versus movie, classic version versus a modern retelling) to encourage analysis of interpretation and presentation. You can also pair texts that are similar in theme, like poems and songs.
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