Unfortunately a LOT of my students are not fluent readers. This year I'm really having to teach basic phonics to my students because I know that the brain works with identifying patterns. So by teaching kids to identify phonics patterns, they retain more words.
I was so inspired by Sarah Cooley's Bossy e, that I started making my phonics skills into stories. This is so working for me because the brain also works well with information presented in stories.
So far we've covered four phonics/spelling patterns:
1) Consonant Diagraphs (Amazing H)

2) CVCe (Bully E)

4) R Controlled vowels (Royally Bossy R)

Have a great Columbus Day!
Love these! Thanks for the freebie! The kids will love these.
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These are amazing! I notice that the link to CVCe (Bully E), goes to bossy r. Is there anyway you can send me the link to bully e. They are so wonderful!
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