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Synopsis
In this comprehensive resource, reading specialist Wiley Blevins, the author of the best-selling Phonics From A to Z: A Practical Guide, offers a wealth of research-based strategies and systematic, easy-to-implement activities to aid teachers in teaching the alphabet and helping young learners get ready to read. Designed to work with any reading program, the step-by-step lesson ideas and engaging reproducible and interactive whiteboard activities provide powerful and purposeful practice opportunities for students.
This 438-page binder that includes:- Sample teaching schedules, lessons, and instructional routines that streamline instruction and create consistent classroom practices
- 27 units (one for each letter and one for the alphabet) that focus on phonemic awareness, letter recognition, letter writing practice, letter sequence, letter-sound relationships, and decoding simple words
- Whole-class, small group, and independent practice activities
- Ready-to-use learning centers, storybooks, letter writing practice, reproducible patterns (letter forms, pictures, puppets, and more)
- Phonemic awareness, alphabet, and phonics assessments
- 150+ lessons and activities, with 27 companion flipcharts that are ready to display on your interactive whiteboard
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