The file "Flash Cards (PlugIn Set1)" has formatted pages containing practice words for these phonics rules. You can print this file or portions of it and cut out the flash cards.
This rule subset teaches some common consonant blends.
To help the student learn the "st", "fr", and "tr" sounds it may be useful to sound the blend's letters individually, then combine them. For example, to learn the "st" sound, have the student sound: "sssss" "t", "ssssss" "t", "st".
Here are some words that will provide good practice:
This rule subset teaches some more common consonant blends.
To help the student learn these sounds it may be useful to sound the blend's letters individually, then combine them. For example, to learn the "pl" sound, have the student sound: "pu" "llllll", "pu" "llllll", "pl".
Here are some words that will provide good practice:
This rule subset teaches some more common consonant blends.
To help the student learn these sounds it may be useful to sound the blend's letters individually, then combine them. For example, to learn the "br" sound, have the student sound: "bu" "rrrr", "bu" "rrrr", "br".
Here are some words that will provide good practice:
This subset of rules includes the sounds which are made by "ar" and "ay", and the vowel sound which are made by e,o, and y when they appear at the end of a little word.
Here are some words that will provide good practice:
arm, art, bar, car, cart, chart, dark, far, jar, hard, mar, Mark, park, star, start, tar, tart, yard,
bay, day, gay, gray, hay, jay, Kay, lay, may, pay, play, pray, ray, say, stay, tray, way,