UFLI Lessons: Phonics Activities for Children With Dyslexia
Learn how explicit, cumulative phonics activities can support children with dyslexia, with practical steps for sound work, spelling, reading, and review.
Read MoreLearn how explicit, cumulative phonics activities can support children with dyslexia, with practical steps for sound work, spelling, reading, and review.
Read MoreTry practical phonics activities for third grade, including word analysis, morphology, decoding routines, and connected-text practice for varied readers.
Read MoreTry practical second-grade phonics activities for vowel patterns, multisyllabic words, spelling, and connected reading, with ways to adjust practice.
Read MoreUse phonics dictation practice to connect sounds, spelling, and reading. A short daily routine for teachers, tutors, and families.
Read MoreLearn how to pair decodable reading with meaningful comprehension questions while matching text to the phonics skills children have learned.
Read MoreUse practical classroom routines to connect phonemic awareness, systematic phonics, spelling, and decodable reading for beginning and struggling readers.
Read MoreSee practical examples of explicit phonics instruction, from modeling a sound-spelling pattern to guided decoding, spelling, feedback, and review.
Read MoreUse decodable passages with comprehension questions after the read. Learn which prompts to ask, when to stop, and how to match the text.
Read MoreA phonics curriculum for schools needs a clear sequence, daily review, matched books, and a Friday check. Use this K-2 week plan with your team.
Read MoreScarborough's Reading Rope shows how eight strands weave into skilled reading. See each strand and how to spot a weak one at home or school.
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