Blending Phonemes - Word Chains — Dyslexic Logic
WEBResources and word-chains (also called word ladders or word chains) to support teaching blending skills for children with poor phonological awareness, from basic CVC blends to CCVCC words with long and short medial vowels.
Segmenting Phonemes - Word Chains — Dyslexic Logic
WEBResources and word-chains to support teaching segmenting skills for children with poor phonological awareness, from basic CVC blends to CCVCC words with long and short medial vowels.
Dyslexic Logic
WEBDyslexic Logic is a specialist dyslexia support service set up by Alice Frendo, a Dyslexia Assessor and Teacher who is also dyslexic. Dyslexic Logic was formed to promote the early identification and excellent support that dyslexic students need to …
WEBWORD CHAIN USING LETTERS (PROVIDE THE TARGET WORD) Have an array of magnetic letters. Include digraphs as bonded units e.g. ‘sh’ or ’ng’. Build the first word for the child. Then ask them to change the word to make the next word on the list by only changing one letter/digraph. Repeat for each word …
WEBWORD CHAIN USING LETTERS (PROVIDE THE TARGET WORD) Have an array of magnetic letters. Include digraphs as bonded units e.g. ‘sh’ or ’ng’. Build the first word for the child. Then ask them to change the word to make the next word on the list by only changing one letter/digraph. Repeat for each word …
WEBWORD CHAIN USING COUNTERS (PROVIDE THE SOUND CHANGE) Place counters in front of the child. Touch each counter in turn saying the sounds of the first word. Ask the child to blend the word. Then move one counter and replace it with a new counter while telling the child the new sound. Ask them to blend …
Flexible Phonics Lesson Template (Part 7): Word Chains - The Six …
WEBNov 11, 2022 · Building word chains requires students to apply phonics skills and draw heavily on phonemic awareness, calling on students to segment, blend, analyze, compare, delete, and substitute sounds. In other words, word chains are one power-packed multi-sensory practice!
WEBWORD CHAIN USING COUNTERS (YOU PROVIDE THE SOUND CHANGE) Place three counters in front of the child. Touch each counter in turn saying the sounds of the first word. Ask the child to blend the word. Then move one counter and replace it with a new counter while telling the child the new sound. Ask them to blend the new word.
Why Word Chaining Should Be A Part Of Every Literacy Lesson
WEBFeb 18, 2022 · A word chain also called a word ladder, is designed to build phonemic awareness, decoding (reading), and encoding (spelling). Word chains move in a progression where you only change one sound at a time.
Printable Phonics Support Resources — Dyslexic Logic
WEBPrintable sheets provide a multisensory support strategy for children with dyslexia and support skills from phoneme differentiation to complex word building skills.
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