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NE W YORK • TORON TO • LONDON • AUCK L A ND • S Y DNE Y
ME X ICO CI T Y • NE W DEL HI • HONG KONG • BUENOS A IRE S
Lynn Melby Gordon
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Teachers,
Youaretobecommendedforholdinghighthetorchofliteracyandlightingtheway
foreachofyourstudents.Asyouknow,whenyouteachachildtoread,youopenan
excitingdoorandchangehisorherlifeforever.Thus,teachingisatrulynobleendeavor.
Goforthtoteachwithenthusiasm!Mayyouexperiencethedelightofwatchingthedoors
openandwatchingthelightofliteracyspreadasyourstudentssprintforwardtoembracea
lifetimeofreading,learning,andpleasure.
LynnMelbyGordon,Ph.D.
DepartmentofElementaryEducation
CaliforniaStateUniversity,Northridge
TeacherswhowishtocontactDr.GordonmayvisitherWebsiteatphonics.info.
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7 Introduction8 About Phonics Instruction11 About This Book17 Letter-Sound Chart18 References and Resources
Word FaMiLiesShort Vowelsshort a19 -ab cab, jab, lab, crab, grab, scab, stab20 -ack back, Jack, pack, sack, black, crack,
snack21 -ad ad, bad, Dad, fad, had, mad, sad, glad22 -ag bag, rag, sag, tag, wag, brag, flag 23 -am am, ham, jam, Pam, Sam, yam, clam,
swam24 -amp amp, camp, damp, lamp, ramp, champ,
clamp, stamp25 -an an, can, fan, man, pan, ran, van, than26 -and and, band, hand, land, sand, bland,
brand, stand27 -ang bang, fang, gang, hang, rang, sang,
slang28 -ank bank, sank, blank, drank, Frank, spank,
thank29 -ant ant, pant, rant, chant, grant, plant, slant30 -ap cap, lap, map, nap, sap, snap, trap31 -ash ash, cash, lash, mash, rash, flash,
smash, trash32 -ast cast, fast, last, mast, past, vast, blast33 -at at, bat, cat, fat, hat, pat, rat, sat34 -atch batch, catch, hatch, latch, match, patch,
snatch35 -ax ax, fax, lax, Max, tax, wax, flax
short e36 -eck deck, neck, peck, check, fleck, speck37 -ed bed, fed, led, red, wed, bled, sled38 -ell bell, fell, sell, well, yell, smell, spell39 -elt belt, felt, melt, pelt, welt, dwelt40 -en den, hen, men, pen, ten, then, when
41 -ench bench, drench, French, quench, stench, trench
42 -end end, bend, lend, mend, send, blend, spend, trend
43 -ent bent, dent, rent, sent, tent, went, spent44 -ept kept, wept, crept, slept, swept45 -ess less, mess, chess, dress, guess, press,
stress46 -est best, nest, pest, rest, test, vest, west47 -et get, jet, let, met, net, pet, wet
short i48 -ib bib, fib, jib, nib, rib, crib, glib49 -ick kick, lick, pick, sick, quick, stick, trick50 -id did, hid, kid, lid, rid, grid, slid51 -ift gift, lift, sift, drift, shift, swift, thrift52 -ig big, dig, fig, gig, jig, pig, wig53 -ill ill, bill, fill, gill, hill, Jill, will, still54 -im dim, him, Jim, Kim, slim, swim, trim55 -imp imp, limp, chimp, crimp, primp, skimp,
shrimp56 -in in, fin, pin, win, chin, skin, thin, twin57 -ing king, ring, sing, wing, bring, sting, thing58 -ink ink, pink, sink, wink, blink, drink, stink,
think59 -int hint, lint, mint, tint, print, splint, squint60 -ip dip, hip, lip, rip, sip, tip, zip61 -it it, bit, fit, hit, pit, sit, quit, spit62 -itch itch, ditch, hitch, pitch, witch, glitch,
stitch, switch
short o63 -ob Bob, cob, gob, job, mob, rob, sob64 -ock dock, lock, rock, sock, block, clock, flock65 -od cod, mod, nod, pod, rod, clod, plod66 -og dog, fog, hog, jog, log, clog, frog67 -op cop, hop, mop, pop, top, drop, stop68 -ot dot, got, hot, lot, not, pot, spot69 -ox ox, box, fox, lox, pox
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short u70 -ub cub, hub, rub, sub, tub, club, scrub71 -ud bud, cud, dud, mud, crud, spud, thud72 -uck duck, luck, puck, suck, tuck, stuck, truck73 -uff buff, cuff, huff, puff, fluff, scuff, stuff74 -ug bug, dug, hug, jug, mug, rug, tug75 -um gum, hum, rum, sum, chum, drum,
plum76 -ump bump, dump, hump, jump, lump, pump,
thump77 -un bun, fun, gun, pun, run, sun, spun78 -unch bunch, lunch, munch, punch, brunch,
crunch, scrunch79 -ung hung, lung, sung, clung, slung, sprung,
strung80 -unk bunk, hunk, junk, sunk, drunk, skunk,
trunk81 -unt bunt, hunt, punt, runt, blunt, grunt, stunt82 -ush hush, mush, rush, blush, brush crush,
flush83 -ust dust, gust, just, must, rust, crust, trust84 -ut but, cut, gut, hut, nut, rut, shut Long Vowels With Silent eLong a 85 -ace ace, face, lace, race, brace, place, space,
trace86 -ade fade, made, wade, blade, grade, shade,
trade87 -age age, cage, page, rage, sage, wage, stage88 -ake bake, cake, lake, make, take, wake,
snake89 -ale ale, male, pale, sale, tale, scale, stale,
whale90 -ame came, game, name, same, blame, flame,
frame91 -ane cane, Jane, lane, mane, pane, crane,
plane92 -ape ape, cape, gape, tape, drape, grape,
scrape, shape93 -ate ate, date, gate, hate, late, plate, skate,
state94 -ave cave, Dave, gave, save, wave, brave,
grave95 -aze daze, gaze, haze, maze, blaze, craze,
glaze
Long i 96 -ice ice, dice, mice, nice, rice, price, slice,
twice97 -ide hide, ride, side, wide, bride, glide, slide98 -ife fife, life, rife, wife, strife99 -ike bike, hike, like, Mike, spike, strike, trike100 -ile file, mile, pile, tile, vile, smile, while101 -ime dime, lime, time, chime, crime, grime,
slime102 -ine dine, fine, line, mine, nine, pine, vine103 -ipe pipe, ripe, wipe, gripe, snipe, swipe,
stripe104 -ite bite, kite, mite, site, quite, spite, white105 -ive dive, five, hive, jive, live, drive, strive
Long o 106 -oke joke, poke, woke, broke, choke, smoke,
spoke107 -ole dole, hole, mole, pole, role, sole, stole108 -one bone, cone, zone, clone, phone, shone,
stone109 -ope cope, dope, hope, mope, nope, grope,
scope110 -ose hose, nose, pose, rose, chose, close,
those111 -ote dote, note, rote, tote, vote, quote112 -ove cove, wove, clove, drove, grove, stove,
trove
Long u 113 -ude dude, nude, rude, crude, prude114 -ute cute, jute, lute, mute, brute, flute
Other Long Vowel Phonograms115 -ail ail, fail, jail, mail, nail, pail, sail, snail116 -ain main, pain, rain, brain, plain, stain, train117 -ay day, may, pay, say, way, gray, play118 -e be, he, me, we, she119 -ea pea, sea, tea, flea, plea120 -each each, beach, leach, peach, reach, teach,
bleach, preach 121 -eak beak, leak, peak, weak, sneak, speak,
squeak122 -eal deal, heal, meal, real, seal, steal, squeal123 -eam beam, team, cream, dream, steam,
scream, stream124 -eat eat, beat, heat, meat, neat, seat, bleat,
cheat
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125 -ee bee, fee, see, flee, free, tree, three126 -eed feed, need, seed, weed, bleed, greed,
speed127 -eek peek, seek, week, cheek, creek, Greek,
sleek128 -eel eel, feel, heel, keel, peel, reel, steel,
wheel129 -eep beep, deep, jeep, keep, weep, cheep,
sleep130 -eet beet, feet, meet, greet, sheet, sweet,
street131 -ight fight, light, might, right, sight, tight,
bright132 -ind bind, find, kind, mind, wind, blind, grind133 -oat oat, boat, coat, goat, moat, float, gloat,
throat134 -old old, cold, fold, gold, hold, mold, sold,
told135 -ow low, mow, crow, grow, show, snow136 -own own, mown, blown, flown, grown, shown,
thrown137 -y by, my, cry, fly, sky, try, shy, why
Diphthongs138 -oil oil, boil, coil, foil, soil, toil, broil, spoil139 -ouch ouch, couch, pouch, vouch, crouch,
grouch, slouch140 -ound bound, found, hound, pound, round,
sound, ground141 -ouse house, louse, mouse, blouse, grouse,
spouse 142 -out out, pout, scout, shout, spout, trout,
sprout143 -ow ow, cow, how, now, vow, wow, brow,
plow144 -owl owl, fowl, howl, jowl, growl, prowl, scowl145 -own down, town, brown, clown, crown,
drown, frown146 -oy boy, coy, joy, Roy, soy, toy, ploy
Variant Vowel Phonograms147 -all all, call, fall, mall, tall, wall, small, stall148 -aw aw, jaw, law, paw, raw, saw, draw, straw149 -awn dawn, fawn, lawn, pawn, yawn, drawn,
prawn150 -ew dew, new, blew, chew, crew, threw151 -ong gong, long, song, tong, prong, strong152 -oo boo, coo, goo, moo, too, zoo153 -ook book, cook, hook, look, took, brook,
shook
154 -ool cool, fool, pool, tool, drool, school, stool155 -oom boom, room, zoom, bloom, broom,
gloom, groom156 -oop coop, hoop, loop, droop, scoop, snoop,
troop157 -oot boot, hoot, loot, root, toot, scoot, shoot158 -oss boss, loss, moss, toss, cross, floss, gloss
R-Controlled Vowels159 -air air, fair, hair, pair, chair, flair, stair160 -ar bar, car, far, jar, tar, scar, star161 -are bare, care, rare, scare, share, stare,
square162 -ark bark, dark, mark, park, Clark, shark,
spark163 -art cart, dart, part, tart, chart, smart, start164 -ear ear, dear, fear, gear, hear, year, clear,
smear165 -irt dirt, flirt, shirt, skirt, squirt166 -ore ore, more, sore, wore, chore, score,
snore, store167 -ork cork, fork, pork, York, stork168 -orn born, corn, horn, torn, worn, scorn,
thorn169 -ort fort, Mort, port, sort, short, snort, sport
Initial Consonant Blends170 bl- bled, blob, black, blast, blend, blond,
blush171 br- brad, bran, brat, brim, brand, brass,
brick172 cl- clam, clap, clip, club, class, cliff, clock 173 cr- crab, crib, crop, crack, craft, cross, crust 174 dr- drag, drip, drop, drug, drum, dress, drill175 fl- flag, flat, flip, flop, flock, floss, fluff176 fr- fret, frog, fresh, frill, frizz, frost, free177 gl- glad, glop, glum, gland, glass, glint,
gloss178 gr- grab, grin, grip, grit, grub, grant, grass179 pl- plan, plop, plot, plug, plum, plus, plant180 pr- prim, prod, prop, press, prick, primp,
print181 qu- quit, quiz, quack, quest, quick, quill,
quilt182 sc- scab, scan, scam, scat, scum, scoff,
scuff183 scr- scrap, scrub, scratch, scrape, scream,
screen
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184 sk- skid, skin, skip, skit, skill, skull, skunk185 sl- slam, slap, slid, slip, slug, slant, slept186 sm- smug, smack, smash, smell, smelt,
smock187 sn- snap, snip, snob, snub, snug, snack, sniff188 squ- squid, squint, squish, squeak, squeal,
squeeze, square189 sp- spin, spit, spot, spell, spend, spent, spill190 spl- splat, split, splash, splint, splosh,
splotch 191 st- step, stop, stamp, stand, stick, stiff, still192 str- strap, strip, stress, string, strong,
struck, street193 sw- swam, swim, swell, swept, swing, swish,
switch 194 tr- trap, trim, trip, trot, track, truck, trust195 tw- twig, twin, twitch, twice, twine, tweed,
tweet
Initial Consonant Digraphs196 ch- chat, chin, chop, check, chest, chick, chill197 sh- shin, ship, shop, shut, shack, shell,
shock198 th- than, that, them, then, this, these, those199 th- thin, thud, thank, thick, think, thing,
thump 200 thr- throb, thrash, thrill, thrush, three,
throat, throw201 wh- why, when, whip, which, whale, white,
wheel
PreFixes & suFFixesPrefixes202 dis- disobey, dislike, disagree, discover,
disinfect, displace203 pre- prepay, precook, pretest, preview,
premature, preschool204 re- redo, react, refill, remove, return, replay205 sub- submarine, subdivide, subtest,
suburban, subway206 un- unzip, unkind, unlock, uncover, unhappy,
unlucky
Suffixes207 -ed /d/ called, fizzed, pulled, yelled, mailed,
spilled, stormed208 -ed /t/ mixed, cooked, kicked, kissed, helped,
fished, wished 209 -ed /ed/ dented, landed, listed, melted,
needed, tested, planted
210 -er golfer, helper, painter, pitcher, singer, teacher
211 -ful careful, helpful, hopeful, painful, playful, respectful
212 -ing doing, acting, saying, calling, looking, telling, spelling
213 -less jobless, fearless, helpless, homeless, hopeless, sleepless
214 -ly gladly, neatly, rudely, safely, softly, quietly
215 -ment shipment, payment, treatment, agreement, excitement, punishment
216 -s /s/ cats, cuts, hops, lips, naps, pets, zips 217 -s /z/ bags, beds, bugs, cans, kids, hogs, hugs 218 -y dirty, dusty, sandy, brainy, glassy, frosty,
sleepy
diCtation & assessMentsDictation219 Phonics Dictation Recording Sheet
Assessments220 The Alphabet Sounds Test221 Phonics Skill Test 1: Short a 222 Phonics Skill Test 2: Short e223 Phonics Skill Test 3: Short i224 Phonics Skill Test 4: Short o225 Phonics Skill Test 5: Short u226 Phonics Skill Test 6: Silly Words227 Phonics Skill Test 7: Silent e (Long a and i)228 Phonics Skill Test 8: Silent e (Long o and u)229 Phonics Skill Test 9: ai, ay230 Phonics Skill Test 10: e, ea, ee231 Phonics Skill Test 11: oa, old, ow232 Phonics Skill Test 12: ew, oo233 Phonics Skill Test 13: all, aw234 Phonics Skill Test 14: oi, oy235 Phonics Skill Test 15: ou, ow236 Phonics Skill Test 16: R-Controlled Vowels237 Phonics Skill Test 17: Consonant Blends238 Phonics Skill Test 18: Consonant Digraphs239 Phonics Skill Test 19: Prefixes240 Phonics Skill Test 20: Suffixes
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IntroductIonWelcometo The Big Collection of Phonics Flipbooks!The200reproducibleflipbooksand20phonicsassessmentsinthisbooktargetessentialphonicsskillssuchasbasicblending,onsets,rimes,prefixes,andsuffixes.Thesematerialsaredesignedtoinspireengagedlearningandprovidestudentswithmulti-sensory,hands-on,phoneticreadingpractice.Asbeginningandearlyreadersconstructandusetheflipbooks,theygetimportantpracticeinsoundblending,buildingwords,anddecodinghelpfulphonograms,suchas–at(at, bat, cat, fat, mat, pat, rat, sat)and–ing(king, ring, sing, wing, bring, thing, swing).
Inthiscomprehensivecollection,youwillfindaphonicsflipbookforalmosteverywordfamilythathasatleastsixorsevenrelatedwords.Flipbooksarealsoprovidedforinitialconsonantblendsanddigraphs,aswellascommonprefixesandsuffixes.Nomatterwhatgradelevelorreadingseriesyouusewithstudents,youwillfindappropriateflipbookstosupplementyourphonicslessons.Inaddition,youcanusethereproducibledictationpageandphonicsskillteststomonitorstudentprogress,assessmastery,communicatewithparents,andidentifylessonobjectives.Informationaboutphonicsandreadingresearch,importantteachingtips,andusefulwordlistsforphonicsandspellinginstructionarealsoincludedinthisresource.
ThematerialsinThe Big Collection of Phonics Flipbooksaregreatforusewithbeginningreadersofallages,Englishlearners,strugglingreaders,studentsininterventionprograms,adultlearners,andstudentswithlearningdisabilities,visualimpairment,ordyslexia.Theactivitiesaredesignedforusewithyourreadingcurriculumasawaytohighlightandreviewimportantphonicsskills,interjectvariety,andmotivatereluctantlearners.Thiscollection,whichhasbeensuccessfullypilotedwithstudentsintheLosAngelesarea,supportsnationalandregionalmandatesfortheinclusionofsystematicandexplicitphonicsinstructioninbeginningreadinginstructionprograms.Italsoprovidespracticalactivitiesandassessmentsthatteacherscanusetoaddressstateanddistrictstandardsforphonicsskillmastery.
About the AuthorDr. Lynn Melby Gordon is a full-time tenured professor in the Department of Elementary Education at California State University, Northridge where she specializes in teacher education, reading methodology, and English language development. She taught elementary school for fourteen years, was an LAUSD mentor teacher, and frequently served as a supervising teacher for CSUN and UCLA student teachers. Dr. Gordon holds a Ph.D. in Education from UCLA and is the founder of the International Reading Association’s Phonics Special Interest Group.
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About PhonIcs InstructIon
What is Phonics?Phonicsisamethodofbeginningreadinginstructionthatfocusesonteachingstudentsthesoundsoftheletters,thesoundsofspellingpatterns,andoralblending.Ouralphabeticwritingsystemisfundamentallyacodesystem,withthelettersandlettercombinationsstandingforspokensounds.Learningtoreadwordsinvolvesdecodingorbreakingthecodeandtranslatingtheprintedsymbolsbackintospeech,atfirstorallyand,later,silently.Forexample,whenkindergartnersaretaughtthathsays/h/asinhouse,thatasays/a/asinappleandthattsays/t/asintiger—andarethenpromptedtoblendthesounds/h/-/a/-/t/togethertoreadhat—theyarelearningtoreadwithphonics.
Effectivephonicsinstructionprovidesclear,explicit,andcarefullysequencedlessonsthatproceedfromsimpleletter-soundassociationstomorecomplexspellingpattern-soundassociations.Teachersshouldmodelcarefulsoundblendingforstudentsandprovideample,deliberateoralwordreadingandwritingpractice.Theuseofthesestrategieshelpsbeginningreadersaccuratelydecode,recallsounds,blendsoundsintowords,andcementthephoneticreadingskillsetintoadominantandhighlyefficientcognitivehabit.
Tomaximizesuccess,mostphonics-basedbeginningreadingprogramsaredesignedtogivestudentspracticeinreadingwithspeciallydesigned“decodables”—easysentencesandshortstoriesofteninlittle-bookformandcontainingahighpercentageofphoneticallysound-out-ablewordscomposedofpreviouslytaughtsoundsandpatterns.Althoughcriticssometimesscoffatdecodabletext,especiallydenselyrhymedsentencessuchas“Nanrantothetanvan,”well-writtendecodabletextgivesstudentsthesupporttheyneedtomovefrombasicphonicsandwordblendingtoreadingsentencesandshortstories.Italsoservesasasafe,comfortablesteppingstoneasstudentsproceeddownthepathtoreadingmoredifficultliterature.
Why teach Phonics?Sincetheearly1990’s,theinclusionofsystematicandexplicitphonicsinstructionforbeginningandstrugglingreadershasbecomethefocusofanimportantreadingreformandschoolimprovementmovementacrosstheUnitedStatesandinmanyotherEnglish-speakingcountries.ThisislargelyduetothedisseminationofinfluentialandcomprehensivereadingresearchreportssuchasBeginning to Read: Thinking and Learning About PrintbyMarilynAdams,Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young Children,editedbySnow,Burns,andGriffin,andThe Report of the National Reading Panel: Teaching Children to Read.Afterreviewingcountlessempiricalstudies,researchersfoundthatphonicsinstructionaidsreadingatthewordlevel.Furthermore,itproducesacascadeofbenefitsincludingimprovedfluency,spelling,and,tosomeextent,comprehension.
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In2001,theNoChildLeftBehind(NCLB)legislationrequiredstatesanddistrictsintheUnitedStatestofundonlyevidence-basedreadingprograms.Inresponse,phonicswasofficiallyputbackinthecurriculumandthelawhasbeenwidelycreditedwithraisingreadingachievementacrossthenation.Inaddition,stateandnationalreadingorganizationsupdatedtheirstandardstoclarifytheimportanceofphonicsandemphasizetheurgencyofembracingscientificallybasedreadinginstruction.Thefollowingresearchshowsavarietyofpositiveoutcomesassociatedwithinstructioninphonemicawareness(theabilitytodifferentiateandmanipulatetheindividualspokensoundsinwords)andphonics.
•Phonemicawarenessallowsstudentstobenefitfromphonicsinstructionandpredictsreadingachievement(Adams,2000;Shaywitz,2003).
•Phonemicawarenesstrainingnormalizesbrainfunctionindyslexicsandimprovesreadingability(Shaywitz,2003;Temple,2003).
•Phonemicawarenesstrainingismoreeffectivewhenitistaughtwithletters(NationalReadingPanel,2000).
•Systematicphonicsinstructionproducessignificantbenefitsforstudentsinkindergartenthrough6thgrade(NationalReadingPanel).
•Systematicphonicsinstructionproducessignificantbenefitsforstrugglingreadersaswellasforstudentswithlearningdisabilities(NationalReadingPanel).
•Systematicsyntheticphonicsinstructionissignificantlymoreeffectiveinimprovinglowsocioeconomicstatus(SES)thaninstructionalapproachesthatarelessfocusedontheseinitialreadingskills(NationalReadingPanel).
•Phonicsinstructionisassociatedwithsignificantimprovementinstudents’abilitytocomprehendtext.(NationalReadingPanel).
•Acrossallgradelevels,systematicphonicsinstructionimprovestheabilityofgoodreaderstospell(NationalReadingPanel).
•ExplicitphonicsinstructionhelpsEnglishlearnersacquireEnglishreadingskills(equivalenttonativespeakers)intwotothreeyears(Resnick,2004).
•Systematicandstrategicrime-basedandphoneme-basedphonicsinstructionisassociatedwithimprovedwordreading(White,2005;Wylie&Durell,1970)andreadingcomprehension(White,2005).
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how do I begin teaching Phonics? Whenpreparingforphonicsinstruction,plantoteachthebasic(mostfrequent)lettersoundsbeforeaskingstudentstoreadwords.YoucanusetheLetter-SoundChartonpage17asaguidetoteachtheindividualsoundforeachletterofthealphabet.Agoodruleofthumb,atthepreschoolandkindergartenlevel,istospendatleasttwodaystoaweekoneachletterandsound.
Effectiveletter-soundinstructionisvivid,engaging,multisensory,andofteninvolvestheuseofpuppets,songs,alliterativechants,kinestheticmemorycues(pantomimedactionstogoalongwithandreinforcethesoundbeingtaught),and,especially,objectsorpicturecardsthatbeginwiththefeaturedsound.Plananarrayofmotivatingactivitiesandhands-onprojectstohelpanchortheprimarysoundforeachletterinstudents’memories.Asyoufocusoneachletter-soundcorrespondence,displaytheletterinlargeprint—usingitslowercaseform—onhalf-sheetsoftagboardorconstructionpapertohelpreinforcetheassociationofitssoundwiththeprintedletter.(Capitallettersaremuchlessimportantsincereadersencounterthemintextlessfrequently.)
Are short Vowels sounds Important? Yes!Studentswhodonotknowtheirshortvowelsoundsoftenfailtolearnhowtoblendsmallwordssoundbysound—acrucialfirststepinlearninghowtoread.Whenstudentsbegintopracticeblendingsoundsandreadingwords,presentthemwithnumerousthree-letterconsonant-vowel-consonant(CVC)words,suchascat, hen, win, fog,andsun.Helpthemunderstandthatwhenavowelisbetweentwoconsonants,suchasinthesewords,itveryreliablymakesitsshortvowelsound.StudentsmustlearntheshortvowelsoundstothepointofmasterytoenablesuccessfulearlyblendingpracticewithCVCwords.Whenreferringtothevowelsoundsduringinstruction,becarefultosaytheactualsoundsandnottheletternames.
Is it improper to say that a letter “says” or “makes” a certain sound? While literacy experts are not in full agreement, the answer to this question is basically “No.” Perhaps, because young children learn that cats say “Meow,” and cows say “Moo,” it makes sense to them when a teacher explains that “S says /s/” or “S makes the /s/ sound like we hear at the beginning of s-s-snake.” Children accept and process this direct and commonsensical explanation easily and the use of these terms can be a good, clear way to help students understand the link between spoken and written language. Letters and letter combinations are the written symbols of our speech, and when we read, we actually are translating the symbols into sounds, in our minds, if not aloud.
teaching tipUse lowercase letters for phonics instruction. Many beginning and struggling readers are familiar only with the shapes of the capital letters. Teach students to automatically recognize the lowercase letters (and the sounds associated with those letters) before using the phonics flipbooks.
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About thIs bookWhat’s Inside?Here’swhatyou’llfindinThe Big Collection of Phonics Flipbooks:
• 200ReproduciblePhonicsFlipbooks—Easy-to-assembleflipbooksaredesignedtogivestudentsphoneticreadingpracticeinbasicblending,onsets,rimes,prefixes,andsuffixes.Thewordstripatthetopofeachreproduciblepageliststhewordsfeaturedintheflipbookandcanalsobeusedtoreinforcelearning(seeExtensionActivitiesonpage15).
• PhonicsDictationRecordingSheet—Studentspracticesound-spellingrelationshipsbywritingdictatedwordsoncopiesofthisreproducible.
• Assessments—TheresultsfromTheAlphabetSoundsTestandPhonicsSkillTestscanbeusedtoguideyourphonicsinstruction,evaluateandtrackindividuallearning,andcommunicatestudentprogresswithfamilies.
how Are the Flipbooks constructed?Makingeachphonicsflipbookiseasy!Simplycopytheflipbookofyourchoice(forvarietyandinterest,youmightmakecoloredcopies),distributethepagestostudents,andhavethemfollowthedirectionsbelow.Inthreequicksteps,theflipbookiscompletedandreadyforuse!
teaching tipAlways give students a purpose for reading their flipbooks. For example, invite them to read their flipbooks aloud to:
• the class
• individual classmates
• a parent or other adult volunteer
• a small group during reading lessons
• family members (at home)
1. Carefullycutaparttheflipbookpages.
2.Stackthepages. 3. Staplethepagestogether,thenread!
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When should I use the Alphabet sounds test? Thephonicsflipbooksprovideterrifichelpforstudentswhoneedpracticewithblendingandsoundingoutphoneticallyregularwords.But,ifstudentsknowonlythenamesoftheletters,theyarenotyetreadyforblendingpractice.Inorderforstudentstosuccessfullysoundoutwords,itisessentialthattheyfirstmasterthemostfrequentsoundsoftheletters—especiallytheshortvowelsounds.Beforeintroducingbeginningandstrugglingreaderstoanyofthephonicsflipbooks,useTheAlphabetSoundsTest(page220)tofindoutwhichlettersandsoundstheyknowandwhichstillneedtobetaught.
ToadministerTheAlphabetSoundsTest,copyandcutapartthetwosectionsofthepage.Fillinthestudent’snameanddatewhereindicatedonbothsections.Thengivethestudentthetopsectionofthetesttouseforhisorherresponsesasyoufollowdirectionsontheteachersectiontogivethetest.Duringthetest,recordeachresponseontheteacher’sscoresheetonly.Afterward,circlethelettersonthestudentsectiontoindicatewhichonesthestudentneedstolearnandpractice.Sendthissectionhometocommunicatewiththestudent’sfamilyandencouragethemtotakeanactiveroleintheirchild’slearning.YoumightalsosendacopyoftheLetter-SoundChart(page17)forparentstouseasaguideforthelettersounds.
Asareminder,ifstudentshavenotyetmasteredthelettersounds,plantorevieworteachtheminafun,engaging,systematic,andexplicitmannerbeforeusingthephonicsflipbooks.(SeetheLetter-SoundChartonpage17.)
how do I use the Flipbooks With students? Studentswhohavemasteredlettersounds,especiallytheshortvowelsounds,arereadytostartworkingwithphonicsflipbookstopracticeblending.Usethefollowingguidelinesandsuggestionstohelpstudentsexperiencesuccesswhenusingtheflipbooks.
start with consonant-vowel-consonant words. Presentbeginningreaderswithflipbooksthatfeatureconsonant-vowel-consonant(CVC)wordscontainingthelettersandsoundsthattheyhavealreadylearnedandmastered.FlipbookswithonlytheCVCpatternincludethosefortheshortvowelphonograms-ad, -at, -et, -ig, -ip, -ob, -ox, and -ug. Foracompletelistofflipbooksforshortvowelphonograms,checktheShortVowelssectionunder“WordFamilies”intheContents(pages3–4).
teach blending.Previeweachnewwordfamilyorphonicsprinciple.Guidestudentstofollowalongatthetopofeachnewflipbookpageasyoufirstreadthewordsaloud.Thenhelpstudentsslowly“soundout”orsmoothlyblendnewwordssoundbysound.Duringthelesson,dothefollowing:
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•EncouragebeginningreaderstoslowlyandorallysoundouteachsoundinCVCwords.(Relativelysloworalblendingisappropriateandmosthelpfulforbeginningreaders.)
•Demonstrateadeliberatesounding-outstrategy.Showstudentshowtomovetheirfingersfromlettertoletterastheyblendthesoundstogether.
•Whenworkingwithstrugglingstudents,strategicallyusewordsthatstartwithcontinuousconsonantssuchasl, m, n, r, s, v, w, andz.
•Promptstudentsto“keeptheirmotorrunning.”Modelhowtosustainthefirstsound,blendthatsoundintothevowelsound,andfinallyaddthelastsound.Use“Repeat after me”asyourrefrain,untilstudentsarereadytomakethedevelopmentalleapandpracticeblendingontheirown.
Pick and choose flipbooks.The200flipbooksinthiscollectionaredesignedtosupplementengaging,systematic(well-sequenced),andexplicitphonicslessons—notreplacethem.Ratherthanrequiringstudentstomakealltheflipbooks,chooseflipbooksthatcorrespondtostudents’needsforadditionalblendingpractice.Accordingtotheirlearningstyles,somestudentsmaybenefitfromusingagreatervarietyofflipbooksorfromusingthemmoreoftenforpractice.Theorderinwhichyouchooseflipbooksforinstructionmightvaryaswell,dependingonyourphonicsprogram,yourteachingcriteriaandstyle,andstudentneeds.Asyouusetheflipbookswithstudents,keepinmindthateffectivereadinginstructionincludeslessonsrelatedtophonemicawareness,phonics,fluency,vocabulary,andcomprehension,andalsointegrateslistening,speaking,andwriting.
how do I use the Phonics dictation recording sheet? Afterintroducinganewwordfamilyorphonicsskill,usethePhonicsDictationRecordingSheet(page219)togivestudentspracticeandreinforcementinsound-letterandsound-spellingrelationships.Beforeconductingadictationexercise,introducethephonicsgeneralizationorfeaturedspellingpatternthatwillbeusedintheactivity.Leadstudentstosoundoutandreadthewordsinthetargetedphonicsflipbookorthecorrespondingwordstrip.Thenexplainthattheywillbesoundingoutandwritingwordsforpractice—nottakingaspellingtest.(Forthisreason,teacherssometimeschoosetoleaveupdisplaysofphonogramwordchartsorwordlistsduringdictation.)Assurestudentsthatit’sokaytomakemistakesandcorrections—theywillnotbegraded.Thescriptatthetopofpage14providesanexampleofhowyoumightconductadictationlesson.
teaching tipPhonics experts strongly recommend avoiding rapid sight word drills with struggling readers, as this can encourage them to become impulsive word guessers. For students who are still learning to blend sounds together, limit sight word practice to perhaps 10–15 words (such as the, is, are, a, to, was, for, he, she, and you). The flipbooks in this collection should not be used as flashcards for rapid sight word memorization.
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1. Prompt listening, speaking, and writing during the dictation exercise. Say: Get ready to write the sounds in the words you hear. Don’t worry about making mistakes. Just listen carefully to the sounds in the words as I say them slowly and try to write what you hear. The word is _____. Everybody say _____. Good. Now write what you hear.
2. Give immediate feedback after each word and prompt students to check their work. Writeeachwordontheboardandsay: Now look up here at the board and check the word. If you made a mistake, fix it. If you got the word right, draw a little happy face next to it.
3. read all the dictated words silently and then aloud. Say: Now put your finger next to the first word on your list. Silently read that word to yourself. Then read the next word to yourself. Do this with all the words on your sheet. Good. Now put your finger next to the first word again. Let’s read each word slowly out loud. Here we go.
Asstudents’blendingandwritingskillsimprove,theywillalsobenefitfromwritingandreadingsentences.Whenfirstintroducingsentencedictationexercises,deviseanduseveryshortsentencesthatfeaturemostlythree-letterCVCwords,suchaspan, can, pat, cat, let, net, jog, dog, but, cut,andsoon.Trytostrictlylimittheuseofsightwordsintheseearlysentence-writingexercises.Somegood,usefulbeginningsightwordsincludethe, is, are, a, to, was, for, he, she,and you. Herearesomeexamplesofthetypeofverybasicdictationsentencesyoumightusewithbeginningreadersandwriters:
The dog is hot. The cat can run. The bug is sad.
Aftereachdictatedsentence,helpstudentscheck,correct,andreadtheirwriting.Youcandevelopmorecomplexdictationsentencesbasedonthenewphonogramsandwordfamiliesastheyaretaught.
conducting dictationDuring a dictation exercise, do the following:
• Slowly pronounce each word one at a time. Prompt students to repeat each word and write what they hear, sound by sound on the sheet.
• Provide immediate feedback by displaying the proper spelling of each dictated word after students write it. Encourage students to check their work and correct their mistakes.
• At the end of a dictation exercise, have students read each word on their dictation sheet silently, and then aloud.
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how do I use the Phonics skills tests?The20PhonicsSkillsTests(pages221–240)canbeusedtomonitorstudentlearningandprogress.Theyalsoserveasusefultoolsforguidingyourphonicsinstructionandcommunicatingwithfamilies.Thehandyone-pagedesignallowsyoutosendhomeoneparttoparentsandretaintheothersectionforyourrecords.AfterstudentslearntheskillorskillstargetedoneachPhonicsSkillTest,followthesestepstousethetest:
1.Copyandcutapartthetwosectionsofthepage.Fillinthestudent’snameanddatewhereindicatedonbothsections.
2.Placethetopsectionofthetestinfrontofthestudent.Askthestudenttoreadeachwordoneatatime.OntheTeacherScoreSheetonly,checktheboxforeachwordthestudentreadscorrectly.
3.Afterthestudentcompletesthetest,counthowmanycorrectwordsheorsheread.Writethatnumberintheboxlabeled“Totalwordsreadcorrectly”atthetopoftheTeacherScoreSheet.
4.Usethekeyatthebottomofthescoresheettodeterminetheleveloffluencywithwhichthestudentreadthewords.Checktheboxnexttothemostaccuratedescriptionofthestudent’sperformance.Recordanynotesonthelinesatthebottomofthesheet.
5.Onthestudentsectionofthetest,checkeachwordheorshereadcorrectly.TransfertheremaininginformationfromtheTeacherScoreSheettothestudentsection.
6. Sendthestudentsectionhometoinformfamiliesoftheirstudent’sskill,progress,andneeds.KeeptheTeacherScoreSheetforyourrecords.
What Are some Ways I can Extend Phonics Learning?Listedbelowarejustafewwaysyoucanextendtheuseofyourphonicsflipbooksandprovidefun,engagingactivitiesthatmotivateandreinforcestudentlearning.
illustrate the Flipbooks. Allowstudentstodrawpicturesonthebackofthepagesintheirflipbookstoillustratethemeaningofasmanywordsaspossible.
Make Word Bracelets. Invitestudentstocutoutthewordstripatthetopofeachphonicsflipbookpageandmakebraceletswiththem.Theycanfitthestriptotheirwristandthentapestheendstogether.Encouragestudentstoreadandrereadthewordsontheirbraceletsthroughouttheday.Theycanalsoweartheirbraceletshometosharewiththeirfamilies!
Create a Flipbooks Center. Placeatuboffilefolderscontainingflipbookpatternsinacenter.Addscissorsandstaplers.Thenallowstudentstomakenewphonicsflipbookswhenevertheyhavesparetimeorasareward.
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Create interactive Bulletin Boards. Makea3-Dinteractivedisplaybyattachingphonicsflipbooks toabulletinboard!Pineachflipbooktothedisplay,leavingthepagesloosetoallowstudentstoturnthepagesandreadthewords.
use the Flipbook Patterns in a Pocket Chart. Cutapartthepatternfortheflipbooksofyourchoiceandusethepagesinapocketchart.Invitestudentstomovethepagesaroundinthecharttocreatenewanddifferentwordstosoundoutandspell.
Create stories and Poems. Tohelpbuildvocabularyandwordusage,challengestudentstousetheflipbookwordstotellorwritetheirownsillyorseriousstoriesandpoems.Studentswillenjoyworkingwiththerhymingoralliterativeflipbookwords—andsharingtheircreationswiththeclass!
Create Games. Thewordsinthewordfamilyflipbookscanbeusedinawidevarietyofeasy-to-makegames,suchasBingo,GoFish,Memory,wordsorts,andsoon.Youcaneveninvolvestudentsinmakingthegamecardsandestablishinggamerules.
Make Giant Flipbooks. Makeenlargedcopiesoftheflipbookpatternsandinvitestudentstomakelargeversionsofthebooks.Usethegiantflipbooksforwhole-classlessons.
Make nonsense Words. Allowstudentstoplaywithlettersandsoundsfromdifferentflipbookstoinventnon-wordsornonsensewords.Suchwordplaycanprovidevaluablereinforcementandpracticewithcorephonemicawarenessandphonicsskills.
Connect to Literature. Beonthelookoutforaspectsofwordplay,wordfamilies,phonograms,andsoonasyoushareread-aloudbooksorliteraturefromyourbasalreadingprogram.Wherepossible,introduceflipbooksthatcomplementthetext.Thiswillhelpstudentsmakeliteratureconnections,aswellasenrichyourlanguageartsprogram.
Link to decodable Books.Ifyourbasalreadingprogramfeaturesdecodableorsound-out-ablereadingbooksforbeginningreaders,youmightusethephonicsflipbooksthatcorrespondtothefeaturedwordpatternstoprovideadditionalreinforcement.
Create a Flipbooks Collection. Provideeachstudentwithalargeenvelopelabeled“[Student’sName]PhonicsFlipbookCollection.”Storealltheenvelopesinatuborbasketintheclassroom.Invitestudentstodeposittheircompletedflipbooksintotheirenvelopesforeasystorageandsafekeeping.Eachtimetheymakeanewflipbook,sendtheenvelopeandanotehomewithstudentsexplainingtofamilieshowtousetheflipbookstoreinforcetheirstudents’learning.Forexample,thenotemightsay,“Askyourchildtoreadthenewflipbookoutloudthreetimes.Thenhaveyourchildreadalltheotherflipbooksonce.Besuretoreturnthisenvelopeandallflipbookstoschooltomorrow.HappyReading!”
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Letter-sound chartThischartfeaturestheprimary(mostfrequent)lettersoundsandwordsthatcanbeusedtoteachthem.Whenstudentsarefirstlearningletter-soundrelationships,theyshouldalwaysbetaughttheprimarysoundforeachletter.
Aa says /a/ like we hear at the beginning of a-a-apple.
Bb says /b/ like we hear at the beginning of b-b-boy.
Cc says /k/ like we hear at the beginning of c-c-cat.
Dd says /d/ like we hear at the beginning of d-d-dinosaur.
Ee says /e/ like we hear at the beginning of e-e-elephant.
F f says /f/ like we hear at the beginning of f-f-fish.
Gg says /g/ like we hear at the beginning of g-g-girl.
Hh says /h/ like we hear at the beginning of h-h-horse.
I i says / i / like we hear at the beginning of i-i-insect.
Jj says /j/ like we hear at the beginning of j-j-jellyfish.
Kk says /k/ like we hear at the beginning of k-k-kangaroo.
L l says /l/ like we hear at the beginning of l-l-lion.
Mm says /m/ like we hear at the beginning of m-m-monkey.
Nn says /n/ like we hear at the beginning of n-n-nose.
Oo says /o/ like we hear at the beginning of o-o-octopus.
Pp says /p/ like we hear at the beginning of p-p-pig.
Qq says /kw/ like we hear at the beginning of qu-qu-queen.
Rr says /r/ like we hear at the beginning of r-r-rabbit.
Ss says /s/ like we hear at the beginning of s-s-sun.
Tt says /t/ like we hear at the beginning of t-t-tiger.
Uu says /u/ like we hear at the beginning of u-u-umbrella.
Vv says /v/ like we hear at the beginning of v-v-violin.
Ww says /w/ like we hear at the beginning of w-w-wagon.
Xx says /ks/ like we hear at the end of ax.
Yy says /y/ like we hear at the beginning of y-y-yellow.
Zz says /z/ like we hear at the beginning of z-z-zipper.
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references and resourcesAdams,M.(1990). Beginning to read: Thinking and learning about print.Cambridge,MA:MITPress.
Bear,D.R.,Invernizzi,M.,Templeton,S.&Johnston,F.(2008).Words their way: Word study for phonics, vocabulary, and spelling instruction (4thed.).UpperSaddleRiver,NJ:Pearson.
Blevins,W.(2006).Phonics from A to Z (2nded.).NewYork:ScholasticProfessionalBooks.
Chall,J.&Popp,H.(1999).Teaching and assessing phonics: Why, what, when, how.Cambridge,MA:EducatorsPublishingService.
Flesch,R.(1955,reprint1986).Why Johnny can’t read: And what you can do about it.NewYork:Perennial.
Gunning,T.G.(2000).Phonological awareness and primary phonics.NeedhamHeights,MA:Allyn&Bacon.
Hiskes,D.G.(2005).Phonics Pathways(9thed.).SanFrancisco:Jossey-Bass.
NationalInstituteofChildHealthandHumanDevelopment.(2000).Report of the National Reading Panel. Teaching children to read: An evidence-based assessment of the scientific research literature on reading and its implications for reading instruction.Washington,DC:GovernmentPrintingOffice.
Resnick,L.B.(Ed.)(2004).Englishlanguagelearners:Boostingacademicachievement.Research Points[Specialissue.]Washington,DC:AmericanEducationalResearchAssociation,1-4.
Shaywitz,S.(2003).Overcoming dyslexia: A new and complete science-based program for reading problems at any level. NewYork:Knopf.
Snow,C.E.,Burns,M.S.&Griffin,P.(Eds.).(1998).Preventing reading difficulties in young children.Washington,DC:NationalAcademyPress.
Temple,E.(2003).Changesinbrainfunctioninchildrenwithdyslexiaaftertraining.The Phonics Bulletin: The annual newsletter of the International Reading Association’s Phonics Special Interest Group, 1,1-3.
White,T.(2005).Effectsofsystematicandstrategicanalogy-basedphonicsongrade2students’wordreadingandreadingcomprehension.Reading Research Quarterly,40,234-255.
Wylie,R.E.&Durrell,D.D.(1970).Elementary English, 47, 787-791.
helpful Websiteseric.ed.gov(EducationalResourcesInformationCenter,anonlinedigitallibraryofeducationalresearchandinformationsponsoredbytheU.S.DepartmentofEducation)
nrrf.org(TheNationalRighttoReadFoundation)
phonics.info(Dr.LynnGordon’sphonicswebsite)
phonicsbulletin.info(informationandresourcesfromtheInternationalReadingAssociation’sPhonicsSpecialInterestGroup)
readingrockets.org(informationandresourcesonreadingsponsoredbytheU.S.DepartmentofEducation)
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ecope dope hope mope nope grope scope
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ail fail jail mail nail pail sail snail
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main pain rain brain plain stain train
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day may pay say way gray play
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house louse mouse blouse grouse spouse
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all call fall mall tall wall small stall
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dawn fawn lawn pawn yawn drawn prawn
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boo coo goo moo too zoo
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cart dart part tart chart smart start
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ear dear fear gear hear year clear smear
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fort Mort port sort short snort sport
ort fM p ssh sn sp
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bled blob black blast blend blond blush
bl ed
ob ack ast
end ond ush
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brad bran brat brim brand brass brick
br ad
an at im
and ass ick
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clam clap clip club class cliff clock
cl am
ap ip ub
ass iff ock
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crab crib crop crack craft cross crust
cr ab
ib op ack
aft oss ust
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drag drip drop drug drum dress drill
dr ag
ip op ug
um ess ill
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flag flat flip flop flock floss fluff
f l ag
at ip op
ock oss uff
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fret frog fresh frill frizz frost free
fr et
og esh ill
izz ost ee
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glad glop glum gland glass glint gloss
gl ad
op um and
ass int oss
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grab grin grip grit grub grant grass
gr ab
in ip it
ub ant ass
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plan plop plot plug plum plus plant
pl an
op ot ug
um us ant
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prim prod prop press prick primp print
pr im
od op ess
ick imp int
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quit quiz quack quest quick quill quilt
qu it
iz ack est
ick ill ilt
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scab scan scam scat scum scoff scuff
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scrap scrub scratch scrape scream screen
Initial Consonant Blends
scrap ubatch apeeam een
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skid skin skip skit skill skull skunk
sk id
in ip it
ill ull unk
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slam slap slid slip slug slant slept
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smug smack smash smell smelt smock
Initial Consonant Blends
smug ackash ellelt ock
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snap snip snob snub snug snack sniff
sn ap
ip ob ub
ug ack iff
!
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squid squint squish squeak squeal squeeze square
squ id
int ish eak
eal eeze are
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spin spit spot spell spend spent spill
sp in
it ot ell
end ent ill
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splat split splash splint splosh splotch
splat itash intosh otch
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step stop stamp stand stick stiff still
st ep
op amp and
ick iff ill
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strap strip stress string strong struck street
str ap
ip ess ing
ong uck eet
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swam swim swell swept swing swish switch
sw am
im ell ept
ing ish itch
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trap trim trip trot track truck trust
tr ap
im ip ot
ack uck ust
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twig twin twitch twice twine tweed tweet
tw ig
in itch ice
ine eed eet
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!
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chat chin chop check chest chick chill
ch at
in op eck
est ick ill
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shin ship shop shut shack shell shock
sh in
ip op ut
ack ell ock
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than that them then this these those
th an
at em en
is ese ose
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thin thud thank thick think thing thump
th in
ud ank ick
ink ing ump
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throb thrash thrill thrush three throat throw
thr ob
ash ill ush
ee oat ow
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why when whip which whale white wheel
wh yen ip ichale ite eel
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disobey likeagree coverinfect place
Prefixes
disobey dislike disagree discover disinfect displace
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pay cook
test view
mature school
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prepay precook pretest preview premature preschool
redo react refill remove return replay
redo actfill moveturn play
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submarine subdivide subtest suburban subway
sub
marine divide
test urban
way
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unzip unkind unlock uncover unhappy unlucky
un zip kindlock coverhappy lucky
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ed call
fizz pull yell
mail spill storm
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mixed cooked kicked kissed helped fished wished
ed mix
cook kick kiss
help fish wish
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ed dent
land list melt
need test plant
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golfer helper painter pitcher singer teacher
ergolf help
paint pitchsing teach
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careful helpful hopeful painful playful respectful
ful
care help
hope pain
play respect
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doing acting saying calling looking telling spelling
ing do
act say call
look tell spell
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jobless fearless helpless homeless hopeless sleepless
lessjob fear
help homehope sleep
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gladly neatly rudely safely softly quietly
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ment
ship pay
treat agree
excite punish
shipment payment treatment agreement excitement punishment
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s cat
cut hop lip
nap pet zip
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bags beds bugs cans kids hogs hugs
s bag
bed bug can
kid hog hug
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y dirt
dust sand brain
glass frost sleep
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The Alphabet Sounds Test
Date: To the parents of .
Your child was tested on sound and letter identification today. The circled letters indicate sounds your child still needs to learn. Please continue to help your child practice naming and saying the letter sounds. Thanks.
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Phonics Skill Test 2: Short e
bed hen jet red
pet spell bend deck
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Phonics Skill Test 3: Short i
rib kid pig ill
him fin tip sit
zip will swim gift
mint twin trick quitDate:
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rib him zip mint
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all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
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es
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Tes
t 3: S
hort
iTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
kid fin will
twin
pig tip swim
trick
ill sit gift
quit
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 4: Short o
job ox fog hop
got pox rob nod
cob log drop frog
flock spot plod clockDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 4: Short o was administered today.
job got
cob
flock
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
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urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 4: S
hort
oTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
ox pox
log spot
fog
rob
drop
plod
hop
nod
frog
clock
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
!
Phonics Skill Test 5: Short u
tub mud hug gum
fun cut run hunt
club duck jump luck
just stuff truck scrubDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 5: Short u was administered today.
tub
fun
club
just
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 5: S
hort
uTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
mud cut
duck
stuff
hug
run
jump
truc
k
gum
hunt
luck
scru
b Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
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Skill
Tes
t 6: S
illy
Wor
dsTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
Cir
cle
the
smal
l box
for
each
lett
er s
ound
th
e st
uden
t mis
ses
or m
ispr
onou
nces
.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
Sum
mar
y: C
ircl
e al
l the
mis
sed
lett
ers
from
abo
ve.
a b
c d
e f
g h
i j k
l m
n o
p q
r s
t u
v w x
y z
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
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ing
Reso
urce
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Say:
Thi
s ga
me
is c
alle
d Si
lly W
ords
bec
ause
non
e of
th
ese
wor
ds a
re r
eal w
ords
. Let
’s s
ee h
ow m
any
of th
ese
wor
ds y
ou c
an r
ead.
Thi
nk a
bout
the
soun
ds o
f the
lett
ers
and
just
try
to s
ound
out
the
wor
ds a
s be
st y
ou c
an.
sab
sa
bpe
fp
ef
jidj
id
rox
ro
x
cug
cu
gya
ny
an
kez
ke
zhib
hi
b
lom lo
mwum
wu
mqu
esqu
es
tivt
iv
Phonics Skill Test 6: Silly Words
sab pef jid rox
cug yan kez hib
lom wum ques tiv
Date:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 6: Silly Words was administered today.
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
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Phonics Skill Test 7: Silent e (Long a and i )
make same tape gave
face blade page lane
ripe hide bike smile
wife nice dime jiveDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 7: Silent e (Long a and i) was administered today.
mak
e
face
ripe
wife
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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tic T
each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 7: S
ilent
e (L
ong a
and i)
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
same
blad
e
hide nice
tape
page
bike
dime
gave
lane
smile
jive
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 8: Silent e (Long o and u)
pole bone woke rose
note joke zone stove
hope vote scope dude
lute rude cute fluteDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 8: Silent e (Long o and u) was administered today.
pole
note
hope
lute
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 8: S
ilent
e (L
ong o
and u)
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
bone
joke
vote
rude
wok
e
zone
scop
e
cute
rose
stov
e
dude
flute
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
!
Phonics Skill Test 9: ai, ay
mail rain way fail
day gray jail play
stain pay pain sail
plain snail brain trainDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 9: ai, ay was administered today.
day
stain
plain
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 9: a
i, ay
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
rain
gray
pay
snail
way jail
pain
brain
fail
play sail
train
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 10: e, ea, ee
be sea meat real
creek feet weak cheat
wheel she three street
sleep teach speed dreamDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 10: e, ea, ee was administered today.
be cree
k
whe
el
sleep
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 10:
e, e
a, e
eTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
sea
feet she
teac
h
mea
t
wea
k
three
spee
d
real
chea
t
street
drea
m Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
!
Phonics Skill Test 11: oa, old, ow
grow boat show cold
mow gold oat grown
sold snow goat told
blown mold crow throatDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 11: oa, old, ow was administered today.
grow
mow sold
blow
n
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 11:
oa,
old
, ow
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
boat
gold
snow
mold
show oat
goat
crow
cold
grow
n
told
throat
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 12: ew, oo
new boo cool look
hoop chew droop pool
too crew boot loop
room shoot threw schoolDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 12: ew, oo was administered today.
new
hoop too
room
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 12:
ew
, oo
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
boo
chew
crew
shoo
t
cool
droo
p
boot
threw
look
pool
loop
scho
ol Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
!
Phonics Skill Test 13: all, aw
fall saw yawn tall
lawn paw call fawn
law all dawn draw
mall drawn straw smallDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 13: all, aw was administered today.
fall
lawn
law
mall
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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don,
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olas
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each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 13:
all,
aw
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
saw
paw all
draw
n
yawn
call
dawn
stra
w
tall
fawn
draw
small
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 14: oi, oy
boy oil joy coil
toy foil soy boil
coy toil boy ploy
spoil Roy soil broilDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 14: oi, oy was administered today.
boy
toy
coy
spoil
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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don,
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olas
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ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 14:
oi,
oyTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
oil foil
toil
Roy
joy soy
boy
soil
coil
boil
ploy
broil
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
!
Phonics Skill Test 15: ou, ow
out how mouse howl
sound town now growl
couch trout vow round
cow found pouch clownDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 15: ou, ow was administered today.
out
soun
d
couc
h
cow
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and
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nd a
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ed, b
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nd o
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few
wor
ds.
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wly
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out
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of th
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ords
acc
urat
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and
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ly e
asily
. R
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acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
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each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 15:
ou,
ow
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.
Tota
l wor
ds
read
cor
rect
ly
how
town
trou
t
foun
d
mou
se
now
vow
pouc
h
howl
grow
l
roun
d
clown
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 16: R-Controlled Vowels
far sort dirt corn
part fork dark more
sport share horn skirt
chair gear stork squirtDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 16: R-Controlled Vowels was administered today.
far
part
sport
chair
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
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wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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Lyn
n M
elby
Gor
don,
Sch
olas
tic T
each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 16:
R-C
ontr
olle
d Vo
wel
sTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.To
tal w
ords
re
ad c
orre
ctly
sort
fork
shar
e
gear
dirt
dark
horn
stork
corn
more
skirt
squirt
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
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Phonics Skill Test 17: Consonant Blends
bran clip crab drop
flat frog skin slug
step spot trip glad
quack skull split stillDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 17: Consonant Blends was administered today.
bran flat
step
quac
k
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
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he B
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book
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n M
elby
Gor
don,
Sch
olas
tic T
each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 17:
Con
sona
nt B
lend
sTe
ache
r Sc
ore
Shee
t
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.To
tal w
ords
re
ad c
orre
ctly
clip
frog
spot
skull
crab
skin
trip
split
drop
slug
glad still
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 18: Consonant Digraphs
chat ship thin chop
shut thick check that
thank which shock when
throw this thump throbDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 18: Consonant Digraphs was administered today.
chat
shut
than
k
throw
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
p. 2
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he B
ig C
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book
s ©
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Lyn
n M
elby
Gor
don,
Sch
olas
tic T
each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 18:
Con
sona
nt D
igra
phs
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.To
tal w
ords
re
ad c
orre
ctly
ship
thick
which
this
thin
check
shoc
k
thum
p
chop
that
whe
n
throb
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
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Phonics Skill Test 19: Prefixes
discover react preschool remove
subway submarine unlock dislike
preview precook return subtest
unzip refill unhappy disinfectDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 19: Prefixes was administered today.
discov
er
subw
ay
prev
iew
unzip
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
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wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
p. 2
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he B
ig C
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n of
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book
s ©
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Lyn
n M
elby
Gor
don,
Sch
olas
tic T
each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 19:
Pre
fixes
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.To
tal w
ords
re
ad c
orre
ctly
reac
t
subm
arine
precoo
k
refill
presch
ool
unloc
k
return
unha
ppy
remov
e
dislike
subtest
disin
fect
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
! Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Phonics Skill Test 20: Suffixes
calling pets painful yelled
bugs softly kicked shipment
landed teacher playful homeless
quietly dusty tested paymentDate:
To the parents of .
Phonics Skill Test 20: Suffixes was administered today.
callin
g
bugs
land
ed
quiet
ly
Kne
w fe
w o
r no
sou
nds
and
coul
d no
t ble
nd a
t all.
Str
uggl
ed, b
ut c
ould
sou
nd o
ut a
few
wor
ds.
Slo
wly
sou
nded
out
man
y of
the
wor
ds.
Rea
d m
any
of th
e w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
fair
ly e
asily
. R
ead
all w
ords
acc
urat
ely
and
easi
ly.
Not
es
p. 2
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he B
ig C
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Lyn
n M
elby
Gor
don,
Sch
olas
tic T
each
ing
Reso
urce
s
Skill
Tes
t 20:
Suf
fixes
Teac
her
Scor
e Sh
eet
Nam
e D
ate
3C
heck
box
if s
tude
nt r
eads
wor
d co
rrec
tly.To
tal w
ords
re
ad c
orre
ctly
pets
softl
y
teac
her
dusty
painful
kicke
d
play
ful
tested
yelle
d
shipmen
t
homele
ss
paym
ent
Knew few or no sounds and could not blend at all.
Struggled, but could sound out a few words.
Slowly sounded out many of the words.
Read many of the words accurately and fairly easily.
Read all words accurately and easily.
Total words read correctly
Give above section to student.� �
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