• Segmenting and Blending Sounds CVC Cards for Phonemic Awareness
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Segmenting and Blending Sounds CVC Cards for Phonemic Awareness

$3.00

Students will develop phonemic awareness when they use these CVC blending and segmenting cards to practice isolating phonemes in words and then blend them back together to form the word.

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First, they will identify the word pictured on the card. Then they will tap out the individual sounds using the dots on the card. Finally, they will slide their finger across the arrow as they blend the sounds back together.

There are 3 versions of these phoneme segmentation cards. The first has color coded dots for tapping out sounds, the second has black dots and the third set of cards is in black and white. The black and white version is perfect for those without access to color printing and can be used with chips for mapping sounds as well.

The kids will enjoy the engaging visuals and hands-on approach to practicing this important literacy skill.

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Sandra Carpentieri
TERRIFIC RESOURCE

Helps students master CVC words through playful, hands-on activities.

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Kristen R.
Another great resource

I love having these cards ready to go to use with indidviauls or small groups during lessons. :)

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Megan B.

Perfect supplemental activities for my decoding and encoding lessons!

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Shannon W.

This resource has been great to add to my literacy centres. The kids are going to love it and it is perfect for my upcoming contract!

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Sophie M.

great for small group work and targeted intervention

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Andrea Spradling

My Kindergarten Reading Lag students love this sound to word mapping. It has really helped my students who were transposing the first and last sounds and students when blending who had trouble with the middle sound.

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Rachel S.

What a great way for children to use their phonics abilities to segment and blend. Bright and engaging and enjoyed by all!

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Marla G.

I love these for small group intervention. The images are simple and concise.

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Kerry Lyn H.

I use this with students that I tutor. It is helpful for them, and quick for me!

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cecily R.

My lowest 3rd grade student works on these and he enjoys them.

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Kay B.

These are very helpful, as we work on our CVC words. Thank you so much.

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One Day At A Time

Great resource for blending. Thanks so much! :) :)

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Inching Our Way Through K

This is a great resource for small group work. The clipart is clear and easy to recognize. There is also a nice variety of short vowel sounds.

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Cookies in Kindergarten

LOVE these. So easy to send home and has developmentally appropriate activities.

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Amy Y.

My students loved using this resource during Morning Tubs. The activity is easy to understand and works well for partners.

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Elizabeth W.

I am gathering resources for phonemic awareness, and this will be a good one.

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Lynn W.

Touching the dots as they said the sounds helped them segment the word.

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Barbara M.

I look for so many different ways to teach the same concepts but with different materials that will keep the kids engaged. This is a perfect 5-10 minute filler.

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Christie M.

This is an extremely engaging and thorough resource!

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