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Marcia Mosley

9 Activity Ideas for Teaching Decoding Multisyllabic Words

Help 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students practice decoding multisyllabic words with these 9 engaging activity ideas. These ideas make lesson planning and teaching multisyllabic word strategies to upper elementary students easier. Word sorts, word walls, syllable ladders, and more decoding multisyllabic words activity ideas.

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Kid-Friendly Syllable Rules

These go well with Phonics Blitz/Boost. The Classroom Key: Kid-Friendly Syllable Rules

the brain warm ups phonics flash cards are great for beginning and ending words

Phonics Intervention Activities Flash Cards for Small Group Reading Time

Phonics FlashCards get your students and their brains warmed up before beginning reading with these Brain Warm Up Cards! Students can warm up their thinking by reviewing blends & digraphs, short vowel chunks, long vowel chunks, r-controlled chunks, vowel combos, prefixes and suffixes. These cards are great for reading groups and even RTI intervention groups! Super easy to use- print them on different colored paper, hole punch the cards and place on rings! Quickly show the sounds your gro

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How a Types of Syllables Anchor Chart Can Help Students Decode and Spell More Effectively - Teaching

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Multisyllabic Word Fluency Games | Decoding Strategies with Word Lists Included

Help your students learn to decode multisyllabic words with fluency using these fun and interactive reading games! These multisyllabic word games will make reading practice fun for your students while still providing a high-quality, skills-based activity to help with their overall reading fluency an...

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3 Easy tips for reading groups organization - The First Grade Roundup

Organizing Reading Groups - Firstgraderoundup

Working with Open Syllables Words: Open the Door Words

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4 Engaging Activities for Teaching Multisyllabic Words - Learning at the Primary Pond

Syllables V/CV and VC/V Worksheets

These 3 worksheets will give your students extra practice with the syllable patterns v/cv and vc/v. Each page has easy to follow instructions. Perfect for homework or practice in the classroom.If you like this product please check out this related resource:V/CV and VC/V Syllable Pattern

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Syllable Division Practice Worksheets for ALL Syllable Types

Syllable Division Practice Worksheets for ALL Syllable Types | TPT

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Silent Letters: gh, gn, kn, mb, sc, wr, tle Rapid Word Charts Fluency 2nd

Includes 10 rapid word charts Help your students build reading fluency with Silent Letters gh /g/, gn /n/, kn /n/, -mb /m/, sc /s/, wr /r/, -tle With easy-to-read words, these charts make practicing fun.

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Other R-Controlled Combinations Rapid Word Charts Reading Fluency 2nd phonics

/air/ ar, ear, er /ar/ ear /er/ or, ar, ear, our /or/ ar, our Includes 12 rapid word charts

two worksheets with the words, first i find the wools on them

Carla Siravo 📖 Author on Instagram: "✅ First I find the vowels ✅ Mark them with a V ✅Then I mark the consonants that are in between ✅ Break them in the middle (so each part is little 🤏) Used to be a scary word 👹, but now it’s just two syllables 🤓!! Do you need this checklist!!!"

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Reading Multi and Closed Syllables with Blends Schwa and MORE Roll and Read Game

Reading games are an excellent way to review with students on vowel consonant e they are learning. Students who are working on their single and multiple syllables with the vce sounds will need practice. Working on their sounds can be challenging for kids, but through games, it makes it fun! Games are nice, relaxed way to see if they truly understand the concept. I will even have the students read the word and take data on their phonemic awareness skills for reading or IEP goal data. My students request these to play these games at least once per week!This resource has 73 pages Color & Black and white 2 versions: worksheet & Game Real and nonsense words included: Skills: MultiSyllabic, Closed syllables with blends, -ct, -ed, and -ingFor this game, you will need: Game pieces You