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When it comes to phonics instruction, the research is very clear. Students need multiple opportunities to review skills. This means we are never "one and done" (as Wiley Blevins likes to say). We MUST pull in that cumulative review piece as often as possible. These phonics stories are a fun way to practice.

Prepare:

Print the phonics spin and write sheet on card stock and laminate.

Give students a spinner or paper clip and ask them to spin the spinner, tap out the word, and then write it in the box provided.

Short a

short i

short o

short e

short u

ending ck

floss

digraphs

initial blends

final blends

r-controlled (long and short)

CVCe

GET ALL ACCESS NOW!

OR

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When it comes to phonics instruction, the research is very clear. Students need multiple opportunities to review skills. This means we are never "one and done" (as Wiley Blevins likes to say). We MUST pull in that cumulative review piece as often as possible. These phonics stories are a fun way to practice.

Prepare:

Print the phonics spin and write sheet on card stock and laminate.

Give students a spinner or paper clip and ask them to spin the spinner, tap out the word, and then write it in the box provided.

Short a

short i

short o

short e

short u

ending ck

floss

digraphs

initial blends

final blends

r-controlled (long and short)

CVCe

GET ALL ACCESS NOW!

OR

When it comes to phonics instruction, the research is very clear. Students need multiple opportunities to review skills. This means we are never "one and done" (as Wiley Blevins likes to say). We MUST pull in that cumulative review piece as often as possible. These phonics stories are a fun way to practice.

Prepare:

Print the phonics spin and write sheet on card stock and laminate.

Give students a spinner or paper clip and ask them to spin the spinner, tap out the word, and then write it in the box provided.

Short a

short i

short o

short e

short u

ending ck

floss

digraphs

initial blends

final blends

r-controlled (long and short)

CVCe

GET ALL ACCESS NOW!

OR

Amie Burkholder is a K-5 Reading Specialist founding member of Unlocking SOR, and literacy coach who's passionate about creating hands-on, engaging activities for the classroom all aligned to the Science of Reading.

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