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eaching suffixes feels overwhelming—for teachers AND students! This beginning suffixes resource was designed to make suffix instruction clear, systematic, and student-friendly, even for struggling and dyslexic readers. With 40+ pages of explicit instruction, practice, activities, and reflection, students learn HOW suffixes work, WHY spelling changes happen, and WHEN to apply each rule—without memorization overload. 📘 WHAT’S INCLUDED (ZIP FOLDER 40+ PAGES) Explicit teaching pages for each suff

These cards can be printed and cut to match pictures to words OR printed twice to use as a memory matching game. The word sorting sheet has been included for students to write the words, in the correct column, as they match the cards. Real pictures are engaging and support student learning by making real, concrete connections to the word meanings. A great resource for older learners that doesn't feel too child-like. *** Minimalist design intentionally supports student focus and minimizes dis

Do your students get confused with spelling w vs. wh? This is one of the most confusing spelling patterns for struggling readers—and it’s rarely taught clearly. This explicit, student-friendly phonics resource breaks it down in a simple, explicit way for struggling readers/spellers. Intentionally designed with real pictures, extra-large font, fewer distractions, fewer words per page. What's included: Word Sort Cut & Paste Phonemic Awareness Sound Discrimination Word List Spelling Picture Matchi

Teach and Empower students through this decodable Speech-to-Print story, focusing on the 2 sounds of digraph /th/ (voiced and unvoiced). Excellent for older students with dyslexia or struggling learners, as it empowers them to be aware of their thoughts (aka, limiting beliefs) as they rewire their brains and nervous system to question those "thunder thoughts" and transform them into meaningful, inspiring truth....which is, " They are always Enough!"As students read, they can highlight the

These sound sorts are versatile and an excellent way to reinforce the concept that we spell and read individual sounds to create words. The minimalist design intentionally decreases distractions for focused learning. This can be used as a scaffold while learning, including a multisensory, cut and paste activity, as kids move the sound pieces around to form the word. Page 1 can then be used again with students writing one sound in each box to spell the word. Includes Beginning blends, Ending

Help your learners discriminate between /j/ and /d/ /r/. These sounds are often tricky and can cause confusion & spelling errors. Included: 2 worksheets *one cut and paste*2 teacher copies with answers*Intentionally created to be Distraction-Free with a minimalist design to support student focus.

An excellent visual resource for students to have on hand. Created intentionally for learners who have dyslexia, slow processing speed, working memory deficits.

These letter sound anchor charts are designed to help the teaching adult and the learner to identify some of the different types of letter sounds. Explicitly teaching these sounds will support articulation, speech clarity, phonemic awareness and are important for accurate spelling.