Word Building Arcs
R255.00
Word building is essential for reading and spelling fluency.
Use these phonics word building arcs mats to work on sound to spelling correspondences. Print and laminate or place in a clear sleeve for easy use repeatedly. This is set 1 and includes some common Grade 1-3 phonics. A ready to use resource with detailed instructions. This resource, can be used in the classroom/at home/in small group or 1-1 literacy intervention lessons. One sound = one box.
What’s included? 8 Pdfs, in each is included the word building arc targeting specific phonics + list of words with target phonics + list of sentences with target phonics to use for dictation.
- Digraph Basic 1 (ch, sh, th, wh, -ck, qu, ng, nk)
- Digraph Basic 2 (-ff, -ss, -zz, -ll, qu, ng, nk)
- SVP: Short Vowel Pointer (-ck, -tch, -ll, -dge, -ff, -ss, -zz)
- Vce: Vowel consonant e (a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e)
- Diphthongs (ou, ow, oi, oy, oo, au, aw)
- Bossy R (ar, or, er, ir, ur, ore)
- Vowel Teams basic (ai, ay, ee, ea, igh, oa, ow, y, oo)
- Vowel teams advanced (ey, ui, ue, eigh, ew, ea, ie, ei)
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Do you use an s or an es?
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Spelling Rules Set 1
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