Phoneme isolation activities

It’s time to talk about phoneme isolation! Yay! This is the third post in the series, 3 Important Skills Kids Need for Reading. *This post contains affiliate links. What is a Phoneme? The smallest unit of sound in the spoken language is a phoneme. A phoneme can be created by one letter, such as b: ... Read More about Playing with Sounds in Words- Part 1 {Phoneme Isolation}

Establishing isolated sounds and syllables will make therapy go that much faster when you switch to whole words.

Use Easter Eggs for lots of lesson plans. Here are 9 ways you can use those eggs on sale to work on math and reading and keep students engaged!

The “Phoneme Isolation” worksheet is a captivating resource designed to strengthen students’ phonemic awareness abilities. Phonemic awareness is an essential foundation for reading and spelling proficiency, and this worksheet focuses on isolating specific phonemes. /j/ Sound Exploration: In this section, students are tasked with identifying and marking the position of the /j/ sound in words...

Teach your students how to hear sounds in words with this free phonemic awareness activity! The clip cards are a fun way to teach phoneme isolation. #phonemicawareness

Learn how to get your Kindergarteners spelling CVC words by midyear with proven phoneme isolation techniques rooted in the science of reading! This post offers a step-by-step approach to building phonemic awareness by isolating beginning, middle, and ending sounds. Packed with engaging lesson plans, games, and interactive activities, you can help students master phoneme isolation and spelling CVC words in a way that’s both effective and fun—whether you're teaching in the classroom or at…

L has been able to sound out cvc words for a while now but this past month she has completely exploded in her interest and ability to read a...

Six fun activities for isolating sounds. Great phonemic awareness activities for small group instruction.

Beginning phonemic awareness activities using items you already have in your classroom! Using blending and segmenting sounds in words.

I Spy a Sound are fun and engaging phonics activities that you can use to work on letter sounds with your kindergarten students. This is a fun way to work on phonemic awareness and onset sounds. Use for whole group lessons, literacy centers, morning tubs, morning work or for guided groups.