Slides for learning alphabet order and focusing on personal name recognition through the initial letter.
Colorful and professional certificates for students who demonstrate mastery of all five short vowel sounds.
Celebration slides for the final vowel showcase, encouraging students to demonstrate their phonemic awareness skills.
A comprehensive sorting kit including a vowel bin mat and individual picture cards for all five short vowel sounds.
Slides for a mastery-based vowel sorting game where students "clean up" mixed vowel sounds across stations.
A cut-and-paste activity sheet where students sort words into the -et and -en word families on a spider web motif.
Slides focused on the -et and -en word families, introducing students to rhyming patterns through a visual web motif.
Color-coded cards (Red for /a/, Green for /e/) for students to use during auditory discrimination activities.
Interactive slides comparing minimal pairs like pen/pan and ten/tan to help students distinguish between short /a/ and short /e/.
A read-aloud script and instructional guide for teaching the short /e/ sound through storytelling and articulatory practice.
A coloring and identification worksheet for Pre-K students to isolate the initial /e/ sound in common objects.
Colorful slides introducing the short /e/ sound using Ed the Elephant, focusing on articulatory mechanics and initial sound isolation.
A comprehensive teacher guide for the Great Vowel Switch lesson, focusing on vowel manipulation and the impact of changing the middle sound on word meaning.
A short assessment for the Vowel Switch lesson. Students identify real CVC words created by changing the middle vowel of a base word.
Instructional slides for the Great Vowel Switch lesson, focusing on vowel manipulation and the impact of changing the middle sound on word meaning.
A summative assessment guide for the teacher to track student mastery of initial phoneme deletion at the end of the sequence.
Student worksheet for Lesson 3, where students draw the new words created by adding the /s/ sound with the 'magic wand'.
