Nat short a book 7
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Edits contains the three sounds of the suffix -ed: /ed/, /d/ and /t/ along with the two sounds of the suffix -s: /s/ and /z/. It is played similar ...
View full detailsPeggy Betty Lenny focuses on three different skills; the suffixes, -y, -ed, -ing,-er, short vowels and the doubling rule. The game is played by mat...
View full detailsCatch Up Ketchup is another fun, fast-paced game guaranteed to keep your student engaged and entertained while reading large amounts of multisyllab...
View full detailsDuct Duc Duce is a -ct root game played like Go Fish. One card contains the root meaning and the matching card contains the -ct root. The deck can ...
View full detailsOh George! is a higher level, multisyllabic, soft and hard g game, using challenging vocabulary while honing phonemic awareness and decoding skills...
View full detailsHal Sal Val All the games in this series are played with the same rules, which are similar to Crazy Eights. The cards each contain one consonant-v...
View full detailsJim Tim Kim All the games in this series are played with the same rules, which are similar to Crazy Eights. The cards each contain one consonant-vo...
View full detailsKen Jen Ben All the games in this series are played with the same rules, which are similar to Crazy Eights. The cards each contain one consonant-vo...
View full detailsDon Jon Ron All the games in this short vowel series are played with the same rules, which are similar to Crazy Eights. The cards each contain one ...
View full detailsRuss Gus Us All the games in this series are played with the same rules, which are similar to Crazy Eights. The cards each contain one consonant-vo...
View full details-dge I am concluding my series of short vowel-based patterns with <dge>. Click the attached links to read about the other short vowel patterns <ck >, <tch>, and the Fizzle/ Floss rule. <dge> tends to confuse people; not understanding why it...
Does Sammy really like fried zebras? The pattern of doubling <f>, <l>, <s>, and <z> in a one-syllable word after a short vowel, sometimes referred to as the “Floss” or “Fizzle” rule, has a few people still puzzled. For the...
/ch/ -tch after a short vowel Don’t you love that we have a pattern that is so simple to follow? Yes, but people ask me, what about much and sandwich? Let’s take a look at the historical aspects of these...
Syllable division is not a perfect science, but when taught to your students they will gain an understanding of how to divide words. I don't believe in a lot of labeling or color coding. I feel the ultimate goal is...
I will cover the basic facts about schwa, making it easy for you to help your students! Did you learn anything about schwa you didn't already know? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
One of my passions is reading old books, not just any book, but specifically books on American English. A while back, I discovered a copy of The American Language: An Inquiry into the Development of English in the United...
Americans have always been defined by their jobs. The so-called Protestant Work Ethic has led us to prioritize our work above all else. Most important to many was and still is the tile we apply to ourselves in the workplace....