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Do your students get confused when the letter Y changes sounds? The letter Y is one of the most confusing spelling patterns for struggling readers—and it’s rarely taught clearly. This explicit, student-friendly phonics resource breaks down ALL the sounds of Y using clear rules, visuals, word lists, and hands-on practice—perfect for Science of Reading instruction, dyslexia intervention, reading remediation, small groups and tutoring.WHAT’S INCLUDED Clear teaching pages explaining all 4 so

Larger font-Distraction Free for students with learning differences, such as ADHD or dyslexia. Includes examples, handouts for reference and practice pages for both spelling patterns. Change the y to i Rule will be added soon! You will automatically receive the updated version by purchasing now!

Speech-to-Print Long Vowels and High frequency words Penguin Game Board created for variation! Use this for any subject/concept! Word Cards can be used for a variety of games/activities throughout the year. Ex. Word Sorts, Memory Games, etc.

Mixed Up Words help students with word meaning, syntax and spelling of words that are easily confused. Helpful for students with learning differences, such as dyslexia.

Happy Halloween Spooky Witch Game to reinforce -ch and -tch.

Make sense of confusing words, accept vs. except. Morphology helps it make sense!

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

Get your students engaged & excited with this hands-on, multi-sensory activity! These syllable houses are excellent as a review of open & closed syllables, or a hands-on activity to reinforce your lesson. Your students will LOVE coloring their own syllable houses & adding their own open/closed syllables! ***TUTORS***Send home with your students as a way to practice throughout the week! They love "teaching" their parents. PDF file includes 26 pages *pre-printed syllable houses *Blank syllable

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.