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Vocabulary Roll Game by TeachLoveLive | TPT

Semantic mapping is also called semantic feature analysis. It is an evidence-backed vocabulary intervention technique that helps students map out how words are related to each other and develop a deeper understanding beyond labeling.

Vocabulary

15 Easy Activities to Increase Fluency - Tejeda's Tots

Emergent Reader Fluency Passages Kindergarten by KinderBerry | TpT

We have created a reading fluency worksheet for kids. This can be used for Grade 1 kids. The worksheets are colorful and will help kids to engage in the reading, please download the PDF Free Reading Fluency Worksheets

Fluency

Beginning Sounds Activities | Fairy Poppins

Students will select a card from the pile, read the word to themselves, and then act the word out for their team. With this Charades games, students will practice reading words with short vowels and closed syllables. Cards include CVC words, blends, and blank cards to add your own words. You might also be interested in some other short vowel phonics games such as: Pumpkins Phonics Game, Roll and Read Game, or Roll the Dice Game!

Phonics

Phonemic Awareness {Isolating Sounds} for Kindergarten & First Grade Remediation

Sound Boxes are used for sound segmentation. Children will dot the box for each sound under the picture of the object. They will then take their finger quickly under the dots and say the sounds together. For instance, “shark” would have 4 sounds so they would put 4 dots. They would then say all the sounds together.

Sound Segmentation

What’s missing is a fun game for sound deletion? The teacher gives the children two words and they have to try to guess what is missing. An example would be “sit” and “it”. The “s” was deleted from “sit”, becoming “it”.

Sound Deletion

Heggerty Substitution

For sound substitution, a great activity would include cvc cards and magnetic letters.Students would look at the word while saying the letter sounds for the first picture, then saying the word. For the second picture they would substitute the first letter to create a new word. For instance, “dog” would become “log”. This is great for rhyming words as well.

Sound Substitution

The sound stretching activity is for sound blending. Like a slinky, the word will be stressed out and then said very fast (like the slinky bouncing back) The teacher says the sounds of a word slowly, encouraging students to listen carefully. After hearing the sounds, students blend them together to say the complete word, reinforcing their ability to combine sounds..

Sound Blending

Match the Sound is a game that matches words with the same sound and is used for sound identity. For example, multiple words will be read to the children (i.e. fig, apple, ant) and the children will find the words that start with the same letter.

Sound Identity

I Spy Video

I Spy is a great activity where students use sound isolation for the first letter/sound of a word. The teacher says “I spy something that makes the /b/ sound and the students try to identify objects that start with that sound like “blocks”.

Sound Isolation