Madison Deckard

Use this daily to have a quick, but accurate way to have your student practice their phonics skills. This follows most of the lessons for UFLI.

Orthographic Processing is the way you see letters and words. Many students struggle with this aspect of learning. Using these mapping worksheets allows students to hear all the sounds by "tapping" them out, then spelling each sound, and lastly spell the word. This helps students with orthographic processing because they are able to hear the word and also see how it looks in the end. In this bundle are Back to School, Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer.

Are your students getting ready to study syllable division? If so, check out this bookmark! This bookmark can be printed front and back, so students don't have to keep track of more than one item. The front page is the steps the students need to take to divide by syllables. The back page is all of the syllable division patterns. (Example: Ti/ger words, Cam/el words, Bull/dog words, Tur/tle words, and Li/on words.) The bookmarks not only give students a visual reminder of how to divide into sylla

Check your students' understanding of the phonics skill "long spelling right after a short vowel." The students will be able to listen to the word and pick the correct ending.

Orthographic Processing is the way you see letters and words. Many students struggle with this aspect of learning. Using these mapping worksheets allows students to hear all the sounds by "tapping" them out, then spelling each sound, and lastly spell the word. This helps students with orthographic processing because they are able to hear the word and also see how it looks in the end.

Orthographic Processing is the way you see letters and words. Many students struggle with this aspect of learning. Using these mapping worksheets allows students to hear all the sounds by "tapping" them out, then spelling each sound, and lastly spell the word. This helps students with orthographic processing because they are able to hear the word and also see how it looks in the end.

Orthographic Processing is the way you see letters and words. Many students struggle with this aspect of learning. Using these mapping worksheets allows students to hear all the sounds by "tapping" them out, then spelling each sound, and lastly spell the word. This helps students with orthographic processing because they are able to hear the word and also see how it looks in the end.

Orthographic Processing is the way you see letters and words. Many students struggle with this aspect of learning. Using these mapping worksheets allows students to hear all the sounds by "tapping" them out, then spelling each sound, and lastly spell the word. This helps students with orthographic processing because they are able to hear the word and also see how it looks in the end.

Orthographic Processing is the way you see letters and words. Many students struggle with this aspect of learning. Using these mapping worksheets allows students to hear all the sounds by "tapping" them out, then spelling each sound, and lastly spell the word. This helps students with orthographic processing because they are able to hear the word and also see how it looks in the end.

Fall Theme Number Identification. Students can click the audio button for the name of the number. The student then moves the correct amount of pumpkins. Number 1-10!

Boom Cards are a great way to check your students' understanding. This cards allow you to check to see if your students understand the concept of rounding to the nearest hundred.