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Week 5 – Day 1

Phonemic Awareness Phoneme Reversal Listen as I blend these sounds: /t/ /a/ /p/, /taaap/, tap. Now I will say the sounds backward and blend them to make a new word. Listen: /p/ /a/ /t/, /paaat/, pat. Listen as I blend these sounds: /k//i/ /s/, /kiiiiis/, kiss. Mow I will say the sounds backward and blend them to make a new word, Listen: /s/ /i/ /k/, /siiiik/, sick. Guided Practice: Now I am going to say more sounds. Blend the sounds to say a word. Then say the sounds backward and blend them to make another word. /m/ /u/ /g/ /p/ /a/ /k/ /s/ /u/ /b/ /n/ /e/ /t/ /s/ /t/ /o/ /p/

chair This is the Chair Sound-Spelling Card. The sounds are /ar/. These sounds are at the end of the word chair. Listen: /char/, chair. The /ar/ sounds can be spelled with the letters air in chair, are as in care, and ear as in wear. Say the sounds with me: /ar/. I’ll say /ar/ as I write the letters that stand for the sounds several times. care wear

air air air air air are are are are are ear ear ear ear ear Have children practice connecting the letters air, are, and ear to the sounds /ar/ by writing them. Now do it with me. Say /ar/ as I write the letters air. This time, write the letters air five times as you say the /ar/ sounds. Repeat for /ar/ spelled are and ear. air air air air air are are are are are ear ear ear ear ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear f

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear f air

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear f air

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p ear

air sh are st ch ear spr ar ee ing i_e spl thr ow wr kn

air

air f

air fair

air fair c

air fair care

air fair care t

air fair care tear

air fair care tear w

air fair care tear wear

air fair care tear wear p

air fair care tear wear pear

air fair care tear wear pear sh

air fair care tear wear pear share

air fair care tear wear pear share ch

air fair care tear wear pear share chair

air fair care tear wear pear share chair h

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair b

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare bl

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare blare

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare blared

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare blared d

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare blared dare

air fair care tear wear pear share chair hair bare blared dared

Internal Sounding Out wear

Internal Sounding Out wear wore

Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear

Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar

Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star

Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare

Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare street

Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare street spring

wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash

wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash three Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash three

wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash three write Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash three write

wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash three write know Internal Sounding Out wear wore bear bar star stare street spring splash three write know

Her

Her red

Her red hair

Her red hair blew

Her red hair blew in

Her red hair blew in the

Her red hair blew in the air.

Her red hair blew in the air. Did

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire?

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I will

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I will share

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I will share my

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I will share my pear

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I will share my pear with

Her red hair blew in the air. Did that bear stare at Claire? I will share my pear with Blair.

1. _________ 2. _________ 3. _________ 4. _________ 5. _________ Spelling / Dictation 1. _________ 2. _________ 3. _________ 4. _________ 5. _________

High Frequency Words

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write favorite I wonder what your favorite food is.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write few I chose a few books to surprise you.

Claire has gone to the beach. Read, Spell, Write gone Claire has gone to the beach.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write surprise I chose a few books to surprise you.

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write wonder I wonder what your favorite food is.

Read, Spell, Write young A kitten is a young cat.

Grammar Adverbs that tell how An adverb is a word that tells more about the action in a sentence. An adverb can tell how an action happened. Many adverbs end in –ly. The cars in the Fourth of July parade drive slowly. The band plays loudly. Clowns run quickly around the floats. Ask: How do the cars move? How does the band play? How do the clowns run?

Work with a partner to identify the adverbs that tell how. Grammar Adverbs that tell how Work with a partner to identify the adverbs that tell how. The teacher spoke softly. She asked the children to neatly hang up their coats. The children quietly put their things away.

Week 5 – Day 2

Now I blend the sounds together and say the word: /fair/, fair. Phonemic Awareness Phoneme Blending Listen: /f/ /air/. Now I blend the sounds together and say the word: /fair/, fair. Guided Practice: I am going to say some words sound by sound. Blend the sounds together to say the word. /p/ /air/ /ch/ /air/ /h/ /air/ /b/ /air/ /r/ /are/ /c/ /are/ /s/ /k/ /are/ /sh/ /are/

What sounds do they stand for? chair share bear What are these sounds? What sounds do they stand for?

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear c

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear c are

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear c are

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p air

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p air

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

d

dare

dare p

dare pear

dare pear h

dare pear hair

dare pear hair b

dare pear hair bare

dare pear hair bare sc

dare pear hair bare scare

dare pear hair bare scare t

dare pear hair bare scare tear

dare pear hair bare scare tear b

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear ch

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair r

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare b

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare bare

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare barel

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare barely

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare barely air

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare barely airf

dare pear hair bare scare tear bear chair rare barely airfare

r are Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the r to c.

c are Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the c to d.

d are Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the d to b.

b are Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the b to st.

st are Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the are to ar

st ar Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the ar to air

st air Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the st to ch.

ch air Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the ch to h.

h air Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the h to p.

p air Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the air to ear.

p ear Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the p to w.

w ear Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the w to t.

t ear Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the t to b.

b ear Build Words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the t to b.

hairy burning Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables There is an r-controlled vowel in each word. Say the words, clapping for each syllable. Draw a line between the syllables: hairy burning

hair/y burn/ing Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables When a vowel spelling is followed by the letter r, the vowel and the r will be in the same syllable. hair/y burn/ing

fairly target barely repair Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Help children divide each word into syllables, read the words, and then use each word in a sentence. fairly target barely repair

hair care pear

fair share bear wear pair spare fare share bear wear pair spare

High Frequency Words

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write favorite I wonder what your favorite food is.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write few I chose a few books to surprise you.

Claire has gone to the beach. Read, Spell, Write gone Claire has gone to the beach.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write surprise I chose a few books to surprise you.

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write wonder I wonder what your favorite food is.

Read, Spell, Write young A kitten is a young cat.

We slowly carried the heavy tree, Grammar Adverbs that tell how Adverbs can tell how an action takes place. Here are some examples of adverbs: slowly, quickly, loudly, softly, neatly, gladly We slowly carried the heavy tree, Then we gladly placed the tree in the hole. “Happy Arbor Day!” Dad said loudly. Circle the adverb that tells how in each sentence.

Have students work in pairs to identify each adverb that tells how. Grammar Adverbs that tell how Have students work in pairs to identify each adverb that tells how. Ethan neatly made his bed. Ethan loudly ran down the stairs. He gladly wished his mom a Happy Mother’s Day.

Week 5 – Day 3

Phonemic Awareness Phoneme Reversal Listen carefully as I say a word: chair. The word chair has these sounds: /ch/ /air/. I’ll take away the first sound /ch/ to make a new word: /air/, air. The new word is air. Guided Practice: Listen carefully as I say a word. Then say the word without the first sound. plate stall broom hair cloud strap scare bright

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear sc

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear sc are

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear sc are

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p air

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p air

Blend with /ar/ air, are, ear p air

are st air sc sh ear ch oo un com ly be ful pre y are

c

care

care f

care fair

care fair d

care fair dare

care fair dare st

care fair dare stare

care fair dare stare t

care fair dare stare tear

care fair dare stare tear air

care fair dare stare tear air w

care fair dare stare tear air wear

care fair dare stare tear air wear p

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear sc

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare sh

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare share

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare share ch

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare share chair

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare share chair st

care fair dare stare tear air wear pear scare share chair stairs

Internal Sounding Out bare

Internal Sounding Out bare barely

Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair

Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair

Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair

Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy

Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware

Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair

bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary

bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary rarely Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary rarely

bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary rarely prepare Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary rarely prepare

bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary Internal Sounding Out bare barely fair unfair hair hairy beware repair scary rarely prepare careful

Beware

Beware of

Beware of the

Beware of the mean

Beware of the mean bears!

Beware of the mean bears! Put

Beware of the mean bears! Put a

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare pair

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare pair of

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare pair of mittens

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare pair of mittens on

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare pair of mittens on the

Beware of the mean bears! Put a spare pair of mittens on the chair.

rarely unfair Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Say the words, clapping for each syllable. rarely unfair

rare/ly un/fair Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Draw a line between the syllables. Explain that when a vowel spelling is followed by the letter r, the vowel and the r will be in the same syllable. rare/ly un/fair

barely compare footware airfare rarely Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Read the words with the children. Help them divide each word into syllables, and then use each word in a sentence. barely compare footware airfare rarely

air are ear

fair spare bear pair share wear fair spare bear pair share wear fair spare bear pair share wear

High Frequency Words

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write favorite I wonder what your favorite food is.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write few I chose a few books to surprise you.

Claire has gone to the beach. Read, Spell, Write gone Claire has gone to the beach.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write surprise I chose a few books to surprise you.

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write wonder I wonder what your favorite food is.

Read, Spell, Write young A kitten is a young cat.

Build Fluency: Word Automaticity The young boy has a favorite toy bear. Few of my friends have gone home. I wonder what the surprise is!

Name the adverb in this sentence that tells how: Adverbs can tell how an action takes place. Name the adverb in this sentence that tells how:

Week 5 – Day 4

Phonemic Awareness at, /k/ air, /ch/ room, /b/ ring /sp/ core, /s/ Phoneme Addition Listen as I say a word. Then I will add a sound to make a new word. The word is air. What word will I make if I add /p/ to the beginning of air? That’s right, I will make the word /p/ /air/, pair. Guided Practice: I will say a word, then I’ll say a sound to add to the beginning of the word. Tell me the new word. at, /k/ air, /ch/ room, /b/ ring /sp/ core, /s/

t ear Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the t to w.

w ear Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the w to p.

p ear Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the p to b.

b ear Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the ear to ar.

b ar Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the ar to are.

b are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the b to c.

c are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the c to f.

f are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the f to fl.

fl are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the fl to gl.

gl are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the gl to sc.

sc are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the sc to sh.

sh are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the sh to sp.

sp are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the sp to st.

st are Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the are to ar.

st ar Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the ar to air.

st air Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the st to p.

p air Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the p to h.

h air Blend words with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the p to h.

dairy dair/y Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Review how to divide a word into syllables when a vowel in a word is followed by the letter r. dairy dair/y

barely prepare market dirty turkey Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Have children work in pairs to divide the words into syllables. Then have them write a sentence with each word. barely prepare market dirty turkey

High Frequency Words

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write favorite I wonder what your favorite food is.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write few I chose a few books to surprise you.

Claire has gone to the beach. Read, Spell, Write gone Claire has gone to the beach.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write surprise I chose a few books to surprise you.

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write wonder I wonder what your favorite food is.

Read, Spell, Write young A kitten is a young cat.

Grammar Adverbs that tell how Some adverbs tell how an action takes place. What are some words that tell how? (slowly, quickly, loudly, softly, neatly, gladly) How are the words alike?

Identify the adverbs that tell how. Grammar Adverbs that tell how Identify the adverbs that tell how. Mom said I should quickly change my shirt. I slowly looked in the dresser. I found a neatly folded shirt. I gladly wear green on St. Patrick’s Day!

Week 5 – Day 5

Phonemic Awareness barely/bare unfair/fair armchair/arm airfare/air Syllable Deletion: Listen carefully as I say a word. Then delete a syllable and say the new word. barely/bare unfair/fair armchair/arm airfare/air Syllable Addition: Listen as I say a word and a syllable to add to the word. What is the new word? hair/hairy stare/staring box/boxes slow/slowly

share wear air beware unfair Blend and Build Words with Dipthongs oi, oy Read and say these words: share wear air beware unfair

c are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the c to sc.

sc are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the sc to sp.

sp are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the sp to st.

st are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the st to sh.

sh are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the sh to f.

f are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the f to h.

h are Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the are to air.

h air Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the h to f.

f air Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the f to p.

p air Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the air to ear.

p ear Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the p to w.

w ear Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the w to b.

b ear Blend and Build with /ar/ air, are, ear What is the new word we made? Let’s blend all the sounds and read the word. Change the w to b.

Word Automaticity care

fair

dare

stare

tear

air

wear

pear

scare

share

chair

stairs

bare

barely

fair

unfair

hair

hairy

beware

repair

compare

footwear

rarely

prepare

scary

careful

Structural Analysis R-controlled Vowel Syllables Have children explain how to divide a word into syllables when a vowel in the word is followed by the letter r. Have the practice writing and reading words with r-controlled vowel syllables.

High Frequency Words

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write favorite I wonder what your favorite food is.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write few I chose a few books to surprise you.

Claire has gone to the beach. Read, Spell, Write gone Claire has gone to the beach.

I chose a few books to surprise you. Read, Spell, Write surprise I chose a few books to surprise you.

I wonder what your favorite food is. Read, Spell, Write wonder I wonder what your favorite food is.

Read, Spell, Write young A kitten is a young cat.

Grammar Adverbs that tell how Have children describe adverbs that tell how. Have children identify the adverbs: I lay quietly in bed. Then, I quickly jumped up. I’ll gladly get up today! Today is the first day of the new year! I get to loudly play drums at the big party. What question can each adverb answer? Have children work in pairs to write sentences using slowly, softly, and neatly.