Description
Not Just Saying Its Name…..
Have you ever heard that American English is the most difficult language in the world to learn?
Well….our Variety of Vowel Sounds is a major contributor to this sentiment.
SOOOO, we have 5 vowels: a, e, i, o, u and, sometimes y within our 26 letters that have short sounds, long sounds AND when combined with other letters ~ totally different sounds.
A VARIETY OF VOWEL SOUNDS: Digraphs, Diphthongs, Silent E & Final Y Literacy Games includes picture & word cards with Sorting Mats, File Folder Games, Word Cards with Game Mats as well as a Slide & Write activity to help your child see, read, learn & remember some of the different sounds our vowels can make in words.
This 48 ~ page (includes front & back manual covers) download, copy & printable resource in an 8″x11″ PDF has interactive, hands-on activities created to engage your child’s Listening, Speaking, Memory & Sorting skills while reading & writing new vocabulary words with a whole new set of phonetic rules.
Components
- Game Placement Diagrams
- Vowel Sounds Games: Digraphs, Diphthongs, Silent E, Short Vowel Syllables & Ending Y Sounds
- Picture & Word Cards
- Word List Charts & Storage Pockets
- Blank Templates
Features
- Contents List
- Construction Instructions
- Tips & Suggestions
- 2 Game Placement Diagrams
- 13 Vowel Sounds Games: Digraphs, Diphthongs, Silent E, Short Vowel Syllables & Ending Y Sounds
- 60+ Picture & Word Cards
- Word List Charts & Storage Pockets
- 4 Blank Templates
Supply Needs
- colored ink printer
- card-stock; printer paper
- laminate
- strong wide tape, stapler or binder coil
- scissors, pencil, dry erase markers
- 4 file folders
- notebook binder with divider tabs
- plastic storage sleeve
Tips & Ideas
Using a 3-ring binder will help you keep all the materials together and organized into specific skills. It will, also, allow you to add other activities and ideas you & your child find useful during the learning process.
The divider tabs can identify the skills for easier access. ·
Use the plastic sleeve (s) to hold books and/or other materials needed.
Review the words & their meanings before playing the games.
Have your child use the words in a sentence to check for meaning.
Mix the specific Game Word Cards altogether to check for challenges & mastery of the skill being taught/learned.
Trade places with your child, having him/her as the teacher.
Need some fun games for learning Consonant Blends with 2 Sounds ?
Check out BLB Shop’s Consonant Blends product by clicking on the link below:
How about some of those challenging One Sound Consonant Combos ?
Just click on the link below to view this product in BLB Shop:
https://www.bizzylizzybiz.com/shop/blb-press-writing-collection/one-sound-consonant-combos/
I would love to hear how effective this Literacy Tool helps your child learn this especially challenging Phonetic skill.
Please share with us !
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