Phonics Lessons / Resources

This is for the P sound, especially for higher grades

This is for the F sound, seeing that most Koreans confuse the F and P

This I made for kindergarden

It's the end of the semester so to kill some time, I did a 20 minute lesson on phonics with my 4th graders. It's all based around the Phonics Song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saF3-f0XWAY

First, I wrote the alphabet on the board. I had them list the letters. Once they got to "g" I had them stop and I went back to "a." I asked what the name of the letter was and what the sound was. With a little practice, it was easy and they went through each letter saying the name first followed by the sound.

Afterwards, I played the song once. Then, I did a little bit of a letters quiz. I pointed to the letter and asked the name, sound and word. After I did this a few times I played the song again. I did motions to each of the words while the song was playing and the kids liked that.

After the second time, I gave them all the "phonics song worksheet" and asked them to write the letters in the box. I played the song again while they were doing the worksheet. They should be finished by the time the song is over.

At the end, you can use the PPT to go over the answers or you can skip past that and go straight to the "quiz" at the end. I say the word and they tell me what letter is missing.

I made this worksheet because it's super simple and it was helpful for some of my low level students. The other students didn't seem too bored, which is good.

KidsTV123 has worksheets for the phonics song on their website also. You can find them here...

http://www.kidstv123.com/Phonics-Worksheets.html

Hi

I have been teaching phonics to my grade 2 class for the last semester. My school asked me to focus on one letter a week so we do phonics, vocab, a song, writing and a game. The lessons do get a little repetitive but its what the school asked for.
Anyway, here are my ppts for each letter I have done so far.

The songs and writing worksheets I take from http://havefunteaching.com/
Also some phonics songs from http://www.dreamenglish.com/

Hope it helps!

And the rest of the ppts up to O.

Alphabet PPT.

Will be using this to start off teaching phonics now that my young ones know the entire alphabet.

Hope it helps!

some basics, AN and EN ending with worksheets.  hope this helps you out.

simple sight reading and comprehension exercise about a dog and a couple of balls.

Hey all.  Here are worksheets, (unscramble, abc order and wirting exercises), a PPT with flashcards, and a word wheel for simple AD endings. 

Here's my 80 minute lesson for my first and second grade after school class. It focuses on the -an sound but also reviews the -ig and -ug sounds a bit, as I've covered those recently.

The link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3V4KYSCjBg

here is another set of flashcards, word wheel and worksheets (abc order, unscramble and spelling list) for IN endings.

here is UN and ON ending with worksheets and a words wheel.

http://www.genkienglish.net/phonics.htm

Here are some alphabet flashcards that I made. I will laminate them and use them for games and drills throughout the year.

The cards are modified from http://www.mrprintables.com/alphabet-flash-cards.html

Major changes:
Comic Sans Ms font - so that the "a" and "i" look normal handwriting
Larger lettering
Larger cards - 2 cards per page vs. 4 cards per page.


I also printed off these cards with JUST upper case letters, no pictures or words. I will print of lower case cards as well so that we can play matching card games.
http://www.tipjunkie.com/all-crafts/alphabet-letters/

This week's lesson on /m/ and /n/.

M video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS8GTWOSA60
N video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK7RiqByBzw

Copypasta of plan.doc:

Objective   Students will be able to distinguish between the /m/ and /n/ phonemes.
Materials   Flashcards, videos, touching papers (cut in half), matching cards (cut out), coloring sheet, review worksheet
Review   Go over –un words from last week: nun, run, bun, fun, sun,   5
Flashcards   Show M cards first and then N cards.   10
Videos   M video and then cards. N Video and then cards.   
Touching   Say a word. Students have to touch the letter that the word begins with. Have them rip the paper in half an hold up the letter. Start out using flash cards. Progress to just saying the words from the cards. Then say words they have not learned.   10
Matching   Divide class into three teams. Students have to match letters with words that start with them.   15
Break
Flashcards   Go over flashcards again quickly.   3
Chant   Do they “Give me an ____” cheerleader style chant with short words they have learned.   7
Coloring   Hand out coloring sheets. Say the words on the sheet together. Students color N words yellow, orange, and red, M words blue, green, and purple.   20
Worksheet   Worksheet on –un words from last week.   10

I made an phonics airplane game.  The template is not mine. 

Make your own airplane.

These powerpoints complement the Primary Phonics Level 2 workbook by Barbara W. Makar. This workbook focuses on long vowels.

I do 15 minutes of phonics practice with my 6th graders every week, because many of them have never learned phonics before and cannot read.

More powerpoints to complement Primary Phonics level 1 by Barbara Makar (short vowels)

Here is a site where you can download a zip of .wav files of the letters.
http://evolution.voxeo.com/library/audio/prompts/alphabet/index.jsp

I use it in my PPTs!