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Being able to blend at the phoneme/sound level is a critical skill for reading development. We target this skill with all of our students, no matter what grade or level they are in. To learn more about teaching PA using a research-based approach, click through to read our blog! Reading Words, Reading Skills, Teaching Reading, Writing Skills, Reading Comprehension, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Sound Words

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Being able to blend at the phoneme/sound level is a critical skill for reading development. We target this skill with all of our students, no matter what grade or level they are in. To learn more about teaching PA using a research-based approach, click through to read our blog!

When tapping out our words (or using blocks/cubes to indicate how many sounds are in a word) we want to be sure to go based on sounds and not letters. When two (or more) letters are working together to create one sound, we should indicate this as just one marker. To learn more about teaching PA using a research-based approach, click through to read our blog! Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Comprehension Strategies, Reading Tips, Early Reading, Phonological Awareness, Teaching Methods, Teacher Resources, Lesson Plans, How To Plan

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When tapping out our words (or using blocks/cubes to indicate how many sounds are in a word) we want to be sure to go based on sounds and not letters. When two (or more) letters are working together to create one sound, we should indicate this as just one marker. To learn more about teaching PA using a research-based approach, click through to read our blog!

It is no secret that phonological awareness skills are a key component to reading and spelling, but for a long time it felt like the way to effectively fit these drills into our lessons WAS a secret! After a while of looking at the data (and some trial/error!), we found a way that worked for us and want to share it with you! Click through to learn more.

How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

It is no secret that phonological awareness skills are a key component to reading and spelling, but for a long time it felt like the way to effectively fit these drills into our lessons WAS a secret! After a while of looking at the data (and some trial/error!), we found a way that worked for us and want to share it with you! Click through to learn more.

Being able to blend syllables is a critical skill for reading development. We target this skill with all of our students, no matter how old they are. To learn more about teaching PA using a research-based approach, click through to read our blog! Reading Words, Reading Fluency, Reading Intervention, Reading Skills, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Blending Sounds, Sound Words

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Teaching Phonological Awareness Using a Research-Based Approach

Being able to blend syllables is a critical skill for reading development. We target this skill with all of our students, no matter how old they are. To learn more about teaching PA using a research-based approach, click through to read our blog!

Rhyming is one of the skills we target in our phonological awareness drills! It is helpful in priming the brain for word recognition. For more information about teaching phonological awareness using a research-based approach, click through to rad our blog! Reading Words, Reading Fluency, Reading Intervention, Reading Skills, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Blending Sounds, Sound Words

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Rhyming is one of the skills we target in our phonological awareness drills! It is helpful in priming the brain for word recognition. For more information about teaching phonological awareness using a research-based approach, click through to rad our blog!

If you are looking for a way to keep students engaged AND target key skills, look no further! Pop Its have been super popular with all of our students and they are a great way to help them count (or "pop") the number of sounds they hear in a word. Instead of using cubes, have students pop one circle for each sound they hear in a word. You can do this alone or pair it with their spelling words to help with spelling development! Click through for more tips & tricks! Reading Comprehension Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Intervention, Reading Words, Reading Skills, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Blending Sounds

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How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

If you are looking for a way to keep students engaged AND target key skills, look no further! Pop Its have been super popular with all of our students and they are a great way to help them count (or "pop") the number of sounds they hear in a word. Instead of using cubes, have students pop one circle for each sound they hear in a word. You can do this alone or pair it with their spelling words to help with spelling development! Click through for more tips & tricks!

First things first, what is phonological awareness? At the simplest level - it’s understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds to help with spelling. If your student continues to struggle with spelling tasks, it is important to see if their PA skills are contributing to their struggles. Reading Words, Reading Fluency, Reading Intervention, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Sound Words, Fancy Words, Spelling Activities

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How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

First things first, what is phonological awareness? At the simplest level - it’s understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds to help with spelling. If your student continues to struggle with spelling tasks, it is important to see if their PA skills are contributing to their struggles.

First things first, what is phonological awareness? At the simplest level - it’s understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” However - PA skills are NOT our end goal when it comes to our students reading and writing skills. Click through to learn more. 5th Grade Reading, Early Reading, Student Reading, Teaching Reading, Learning, Phonological Awareness Activities, Blending Sounds, Sound Words, Broken Words

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First things first, what is phonological awareness? At the simplest level - it’s understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” However - PA skills are NOT our end goal when it comes to our students reading and writing skills. Click through to learn more.

First things first, what is phonological awareness? At the simplest level - it’s understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” This is critical for students to be able to read words. Click through to learn more about how to target PA skills (in order to support reading) using a research-based framework. Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Resources, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Sound Words, Reading Words

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How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

First things first, what is phonological awareness? At the simplest level - it’s understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” This is critical for students to be able to read words. Click through to learn more about how to target PA skills (in order to support reading) using a research-based framework.

Phonological Awareness Skills are critical for reading and writing development. These skills help to build a foundation for both decoding & encoding. Click through to read our blog about how to easily & effectively incorporate research-based PA into your next reading lesson. Reading Words, Reading Lessons, Reading Skills, Writing Skills, Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Comprehension Strategies, Reading Fluency, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties

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Phonological Awareness Skills

Phonological Awareness Skills are critical for reading and writing development. These skills help to build a foundation for both decoding & encoding. Click through to read our blog about how to easily & effectively incorporate research-based PA into your next reading lesson.

5 core components-phonological awareness | The five core components of reading were identified as: phonological awareness, phonics , reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension. Reading Intervention Strategies, Comprehension Strategies, Reading Comprehension, Phonics Reading, Reading Resources, Reading Response, Phonological Awareness Activities, Fluency Activities, Vocabulary Activities

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5 core components-phonological awareness | The five core components of reading were identified as: phonological awareness, phonics , reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension.

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Phonological Awareness Activities

5 core components-phonological awareness | The five core components of reading were identified as: phonological awareness, phonics , reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension. Reading Intervention Strategies, Comprehension Strategies, Reading Comprehension, Phonics Reading, Reading Resources, Reading Response, Phonological Awareness Activities, Fluency Activities, Vocabulary Activities

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5 core components-phonological awareness | The five core components of reading were identified as: phonological awareness, phonics , reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension.

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SMARTER Intervention | Teacher Resources | Reading Intervention

Phonological Awareness Activities

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At the simplest level, PA is understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” Phonological awareness DOES NOT require any knowledge of letters. Students could complete phonological awareness drills completely in the dark (meaning they don’t need to be reading or recognizing letters at all). The number of sounds in words and letters in words are not always the same! Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Comprehension, Ways Of Learning, Teaching Methods, Dark Meaning, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities, Blending Sounds, Sound Words

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How to teach phonological awareness using a research-based framework

At the simplest level, PA is understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” Phonological awareness DOES NOT require any knowledge of letters. Students could complete phonological awareness drills completely in the dark (meaning they don’t need to be reading or recognizing letters at all). The number of sounds in words and letters in words are not always the same!

Phonological Awareness is the understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out." This is just as important for spelling as it is for reading. This progression illustrates the PA skills needed for effective spelling. Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Skills, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Sound Words, Reading Words, Spelling Activities

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Spelling Activities

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Phonological Awareness is the understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out." This is just as important for spelling as it is for reading. This progression illustrates the PA skills needed for effective spelling.

Phonological Awareness is the understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” Phonological awareness DOES NOT require any knowledge of letters. Students could complete phonological awareness drills completely in the dark (meaning they don’t need to be reading or recognizing letters at all). The number of sounds in words and letters in words are not always the same! Reading Words, Reading Intervention, Reading Skills, Teaching Reading, Writing Skills, Reading Comprehension, Dark Meaning, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties

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How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

Phonological Awareness is the understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” Phonological awareness DOES NOT require any knowledge of letters. Students could complete phonological awareness drills completely in the dark (meaning they don’t need to be reading or recognizing letters at all). The number of sounds in words and letters in words are not always the same!

It is no secret that phonological awareness skills are a key component to reading and spelling, but for a long time it felt like the way to effectively fit these drills into our lessons WAS a secret! After a while of looking at the data (and some trial/error!), we found a way that worked for us and want to share it with you! Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Skills, Writing Skills, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Sound Words

Reading Intervention Strategies

Reading Fluency

Dyslexia Strategies

Phonological Awareness Activities

Reading Difficulties

Sounding Out Words

How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

It is no secret that phonological awareness skills are a key component to reading and spelling, but for a long time it felt like the way to effectively fit these drills into our lessons WAS a secret! After a while of looking at the data (and some trial/error!), we found a way that worked for us and want to share it with you!

It is no secret that phonological awareness skills are a key component to reading and spelling, but for a long time it felt like the way to effectively fit these drills into our lessons WAS a secret! After a while of looking at the data (and some trial/error!), we found a way that worked for us and want to share it with you! Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Comprehension, Writing Lessons, Writing Tips, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities, Blending Sounds, Sound Words, Word Sentences

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How to fit Phonological Awareness Instruction into your Reading & Writing Lessons

It is no secret that phonological awareness skills are a key component to reading and spelling, but for a long time it felt like the way to effectively fit these drills into our lessons WAS a secret! After a while of looking at the data (and some trial/error!), we found a way that worked for us and want to share it with you!

At the simplest level , PA is our understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” Phonological awareness DOES NOT require any knowledge of letters. Students could complete phonological awareness drills completely in the dark (meaning they don’t need to be reading or recognizing letters at all). The number of sounds in words and letters in words are not always the same! Reading Words, Reading Fluency, Reading Intervention, Reading Skills, Writing Skills, Dark Meaning, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties

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How to Teach Phonological Awareness using a Research-Based Approach | SMARTER Intervention

At the simplest level , PA is our understanding the sounds of our language. It includes skills that we need to break words up into individual sounds and blend sounds together in order to “sound words out.” Phonological awareness DOES NOT require any knowledge of letters. Students could complete phonological awareness drills completely in the dark (meaning they don’t need to be reading or recognizing letters at all). The number of sounds in words and letters in words are not always the same!

When working with students to build sound-symbol knowledge, segment their sounds, and spell - it is important we keep things consistent across activities. When words have a pattern that makes one sound (but has multiple letters) try using one counter chip, card, or placeholder to represent that sound. Reading Words, Reading Fluency, Reading Intervention, Reading Skills, Phonics Rules, Teaching Phonics, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties

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How to pair sounds and phonograms to support sound-symbol knowledge and spelling

When working with students to build sound-symbol knowledge, segment their sounds, and spell - it is important we keep things consistent across activities. When words have a pattern that makes one sound (but has multiple letters) try using one counter chip, card, or placeholder to represent that sound.

Phonological Awareness skills are a key foundation for both reading and writing. Click through to read about what the research says we need to be doing in our reading intervention lessons and classroom instruction to best support our students' knowledge of things like how to rhyme, blend, segment and more. Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Skills, Teaching Reading, Writing Skills, Literacy Skills, Early Literacy, Dyslexia Strategies, Phonological Awareness Activities

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Phonological Awareness skills are a key foundation for both reading and writing. Click through to read about what the research says we need to be doing in our reading intervention lessons and classroom instruction to best support our students' knowledge of things like how to rhyme, blend, segment and more.

Did you know this? For more tips about teaching phonological awareness using a research-based approach, click here. Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Skills, Writing Skills, Teaching Methods, Teaching Activities, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words

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Did you know this? For more tips about teaching phonological awareness using a research-based approach, click here.

Have you ever wondered how to more effectively incorporate PA into your reading and writing lessons?⁠⁠ One of our favorite ways to make incorporating phonological awareness tasks into lessons easier is by organizing our PA drills by phonogram and then putting them on a ring that we can easily flip through during our lessons. This ensures we always have PA questions for our target phonogram, as well as review questions ready! ⁠ Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Comprehension, Writing Lessons, Writing Skills, Early Literacy, Literacy Centers, Teacher Organization, Organizing, Dyslexia Strategies

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Phonological Awareness Drill Cards

Have you ever wondered how to more effectively incorporate PA into your reading and writing lessons?⁠⁠ One of our favorite ways to make incorporating phonological awareness tasks into lessons easier is by organizing our PA drills by phonogram and then putting them on a ring that we can easily flip through during our lessons. This ensures we always have PA questions for our target phonogram, as well as review questions ready! ⁠

Sometimes, students will struggle to hear the rhyme. We always start by explicitly teaching what we need to hear in order for words to rhyme (i.e. the same last vowel & ending sound) however, sometimes students will need to see this too in order for this idea to make sense. Reading Intervention Strategies, Reading Fluency, Reading Resources, Reading Skills, Phonological Awareness Activities, Reading Difficulties, Sounding Out Words, Sound Words, Reading Words

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How to explicitly teach rhyming as part of your phonological awareness instruction

Sometimes, students will struggle to hear the rhyme. We always start by explicitly teaching what we need to hear in order for words to rhyme (i.e. the same last vowel & ending sound) however, sometimes students will need to see this too in order for this idea to make sense.

Phonological Awareness deals with sound and requires no knowledge of letters. We like to say it is a task you could do with your eyes closed! Phonics on the other hand requires students to tie sound to the visual letter. Phonics Rules, Teaching Phonics, Phonics Activities, Phonological Awareness Activities, Nonsense Words, Reading Intervention, Student Reading, Word Families, Learn To Read

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What is the difference between phonics and phonological awareness?

Phonological Awareness deals with sound and requires no knowledge of letters. We like to say it is a task you could do with your eyes closed! Phonics on the other hand requires students to tie sound to the visual letter.