Decodable CVC Sliders for Segmenting & Blending Sounds | Fluency Practice
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Help build decoding skills and reading fluency with the original color-coded CVC Sliders! Easily practice segmenting and blending CVC words with these multisensory CVC word practice cards… a visual, kinesthetic, tactile and auditory approach to orthographic mapping!
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Help build decoding skills and reading fluency with the original color-coded CVC Sliders! Easily practice segmenting and blending CVC words with these multisensory CVC word practice cards… a visual, kinesthetic, tactile and auditory approach to orthographic mapping! Simply tap the dots to segment and blend each CVC word, or use the CVC word cards with a CVC bead slider! Three differentiated CVC practice card levels are included to best fit the needs of your students!
The color coded CVC word cards help students identify the beginning, middle, and ending sounds; therefore, making it easier for students to segment and blend each CVC word. Being able to easily segment CVC words and blend sounds is crucial for successful decoding! Plus, the color coding helps with directionality!
These CVC Sliders are perfect for whole group, small group and reading intervention! Just tap and slide your way to building better readers!
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Use the cards alone (like the first picture), or with a CVC word slider (like the second picture). Have the students touch the color coded dots and say the sound of each letter. Remind them that green is the beginning sound, yellow is the middle, and red is the ending sound. The color coded letters help with reading left to right. If you are using the CVC word slider, the students will slide one bead for each phoneme. After sliding all three beads and saying all three phonemes, they will push the beads back and say the word. Use the CVC word cards with pictures to provide extra support.
110 CVC slider picture cards…
– 32 short a
– 18 short e
– 22 short i
– 18 short o
– 20 short u
110 CVC slider word cards with picture support…
– 32 short a
– 18 short e
– 22 short i
– 18 short o
– 20 short u
150 CVC slider word cards without picture support…
– 41 short a
– 24 short e
– 35 short i
– 23 short o
– 27 short u
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I hope your students love segmenting and blending CVC words with these multisensory CVC word activities!
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Alison W. –
This helped me so much in the beginning of the year and with my kids that had some struggles. Lots of different materials and can be used again and again.
Michelle C. –
I love how these are differentiated, color coded and I can’t wait to use them!
Regan S. –
Excellent resource! Thank you!
Kayla Travis –
Wonderful resource!
Tammy H. –
Thank you for sharing your cool activities!
Learning with Lizzi –
Take some time to prep, but love this resource! Thanks!
Allison Hernandez –
Love this
CAMERON L. –
A fantastic resource for teaching CVC words. Loved the color coding.
Jaime B. –
these are awesome!
Erin M. –
Love these, especially the colored dots
KinderLand with Leytham –
I love these cards. They are absolutely perfect for my small groups. I love that there are cards with the letters and without the letters. It works great for my students that are blending and segmenting at different levels.
Patricia M. –
Great resource for emerging readers.
Tonya Montemayor –
Great resource for helping with blending and fluency of words.
Kristen S. –
Love it! Can’t wait to use it next year.
Heidi Z. –
Great! Two thumbs up
Erika R. –
Great for RTI. I love it because it gives students plenty of time for students to practice.
rachel G. –
fantastic idea… love this AAA+++
Lauren T. –
Great! Thank you!
Tracy L. –
LOVE these!
Diane K. –
Thanks