The document provides instructions for teaching phonics using the Jolly Phonics method. Students are taught to say the sounds of letters, then blend letter sounds together to form syllables and words. They are instructed to touch different body parts as they say each sound to demonstrate how the sounds blend together into words. The goal is for students to learn letter-sound correspondence and blending skills.
Digraphs are two letters that work together to make a new sound. They are important to recognize and identify because there are several words that contain them. Common digraphs taught in Kindergarten are: ch, th, wh, ph, and sh
Digraphs are two letters that work together to make a new sound. They are important to recognize and identify because there are several words that contain them. Common digraphs taught in Kindergarten are: ch, th, wh, ph, and sh
How to Teach #S-Blends to Your Kids - The letters blend together but each sou...Lynn Scotty
How to use these templates - https://youtu.be/ohZz3jqyXf0
Activities include seven, two letter blends: sc, sl, sm. sn. sp , st and sw. It also includes five, three letter blends: scr, spl, spr, squ and str. The activities are engaging for kids and easy to implement for parents. All the templates are covered in the video with quick demonstration lessons .
Digraphs are two letters that work together to make a new sound. They are important to recognize and identify because there are several words that contain them. Common digraphs taught in Kindergarten are: ch, th, wh, ph, and sh.
This is a PowerPoint presentation about short and long vowels including motions adapted from Orton Gillingham to help children remember the sounds to make when reading.
Teaching the rule breakers kn and wr. The k is silent and the w is silentLynn Scotty
The link for video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69urqkfbP5M&feature=youtu.be
These letters are confusing for kids since they don't follow the phonics rules. Kids try to say both the k and n sounds when reading words such as knob, knock and knit. Kids try to say both the w and r sounds when reading words such as write, wrong and wrapping. Teaching kids that the k is silent in kn and the w is silent in wr will reduce a lot of frustration for kids learning to read these words.
When g Makes the j Sound also Known as Soft gLynn Scotty
Demonstration Lesson at https://youtu.be/9_HzVUumN5Y
Explain to kids that the letter g can make two sounds, the hard g and the soft g. The #soft-g sounds like a j. The soft g sound is made when the g is followed by the letters e, i or y and when it occurs between the letters d and e.
I developed this A-Z bingo first for friends who were learning English. Here are my favorite verbs that (to be honest) vary widely on the ease of translation into other languages. Comments are welcome and so are embeds, likes and shares.
How to Teach #S-Blends to Your Kids - The letters blend together but each sou...Lynn Scotty
How to use these templates - https://youtu.be/ohZz3jqyXf0
Activities include seven, two letter blends: sc, sl, sm. sn. sp , st and sw. It also includes five, three letter blends: scr, spl, spr, squ and str. The activities are engaging for kids and easy to implement for parents. All the templates are covered in the video with quick demonstration lessons .
Digraphs are two letters that work together to make a new sound. They are important to recognize and identify because there are several words that contain them. Common digraphs taught in Kindergarten are: ch, th, wh, ph, and sh.
This is a PowerPoint presentation about short and long vowels including motions adapted from Orton Gillingham to help children remember the sounds to make when reading.
Teaching the rule breakers kn and wr. The k is silent and the w is silentLynn Scotty
The link for video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69urqkfbP5M&feature=youtu.be
These letters are confusing for kids since they don't follow the phonics rules. Kids try to say both the k and n sounds when reading words such as knob, knock and knit. Kids try to say both the w and r sounds when reading words such as write, wrong and wrapping. Teaching kids that the k is silent in kn and the w is silent in wr will reduce a lot of frustration for kids learning to read these words.
When g Makes the j Sound also Known as Soft gLynn Scotty
Demonstration Lesson at https://youtu.be/9_HzVUumN5Y
Explain to kids that the letter g can make two sounds, the hard g and the soft g. The #soft-g sounds like a j. The soft g sound is made when the g is followed by the letters e, i or y and when it occurs between the letters d and e.
I developed this A-Z bingo first for friends who were learning English. Here are my favorite verbs that (to be honest) vary widely on the ease of translation into other languages. Comments are welcome and so are embeds, likes and shares.
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2. Look at the letter. Say the sound. Touch your opposite shoulder as you do so.
s
3. Look at the letter. Say the sound. Touch your opposite shoulder as you do so.
a
4. Look at the letter. Say the sound. Touch your opposite shoulder as you do so.
t
5. Look at the letter. Say the sound. Touch your opposite shoulder as you do so.
p
6. Look at the letter. Say the sound. Touch your opposite shoulder as you do so.
n
7. Look at the letter. Say the sound. Touch your opposite shoulder as you do so.
i
8. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
sa
9. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
ta
10. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
na
11. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
pa
12. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
pi
13. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
si
14. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
ti
15. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
ni
16. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
ip
17. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
in
18. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
is
19. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
it
20. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
ap
21. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
an
22. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
as
23. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Then blend the
sounds together dragging your hand from your shoulder to your elbow as you do to
show how the sounds blend together.
at
24. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
sat
25. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
nat
26. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
pat
27. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
tat
28. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
sit
29. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
nit
30. Look at each letter. Say that sound on its own. Touch your opposite shoulder as
you say the first. Touch your opposite elbow as you say the second. Touch your
opposite hand as you say the last sound. Then blend the sounds together dragging
your hand from your shoulder to your elbow and onto your hand as you do to show
how the sounds blend together.
pit