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ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource
ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource
ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource
ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource
ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource
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ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource
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This backwards decoding Ending CK Words Power Point or for Google Slides is great for whole group or small group Orton Gillingham Science of Reading Phonics review! A quick easy way to help students learn phonics sounds through decoding.

What's Included:

  • 38 slides that all have words that end with ck!

Just a reminder: You can always delete slides if you do not want certain words. Please watch the video for a preview.

This work great with any Science of Reading Orton Gillingham Program!

What is Backwards Decoding?

Backwards decoding is a blending strategy where students read the rime then the onset. This makes students really notice specific sounds in words.

This includes 38 slides!

I love to use these with my small reading intervention group. This strategy really helps students focus on the sounds and show students how words are built.

What's great about Power Point and Google Slides...you can delete or add slides if you like! You MUST be in PRESENT MODE in order for the animation of the letters.

Supplemental SOR Phonics Resource, First Grade Phonics Digital Resource, 1-1-1 Spelling Rule

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ck Endings Backwards Decoding Power Point or with Google Slides Digital Resource

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38 Slides

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This is a GROWING BUNDLE for Backwards Blending PowerPoints or Google Slides. This BUNDLE will include all of my current backwards decoding slides as well as any future slides! I use this as a supplemental resource to our SOR program. It only takes a few minute to project. Students say the sounds, t
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Description

This backwards decoding Ending CK Words Power Point or for Google Slides is great for whole group or small group Orton Gillingham Science of Reading Phonics review! A quick easy way to help students learn phonics sounds through decoding.

What's Included:

  • 38 slides that all have words that end with ck!

Just a reminder: You can always delete slides if you do not want certain words. Please watch the video for a preview.

This work great with any Science of Reading Orton Gillingham Program!

What is Backwards Decoding?

Backwards decoding is a blending strategy where students read the rime then the onset. This makes students really notice specific sounds in words.

This includes 38 slides!

I love to use these with my small reading intervention group. This strategy really helps students focus on the sounds and show students how words are built.

What's great about Power Point and Google Slides...you can delete or add slides if you like! You MUST be in PRESENT MODE in order for the animation of the letters.

Supplemental SOR Phonics Resource, First Grade Phonics Digital Resource, 1-1-1 Spelling Rule

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.
Demonstrate basic knowledge of one-to-one letter-sound correspondences by producing the primary sound or many of the most frequent sounds for each consonant.
Associate the long and short sounds with common spellings (graphemes) for the five major vowels.
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