REK3.011diii
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Reading Standard 3.011diii - Level K
Know letter sounds.
Standard in Kid Friendly Language
Students will know 20 letter sounds.
Standard Unwrapped
KNOW
Kindergarten students will know letter sounds.
ABLE TO DO
When given a letter chart, kindergarten students will orally identify the sounds of 20 or more alphabet letters.
Instructional Strategies
Direct Alphabet instruction- using Lindamood-Bell, Seeing Stars and Harcourt Brace Phonics Program.
Modeling: Read Big Books and leveled readers, stopping to make a connection to the words they have heard and the sounds that make up those words.
Reading Aloud to Children: teacher will read to students.
Shared Reading: teacher will read with students.
Guided Reading: students work in group to read a book with the teacher as a guide.
Independent Reading: students read alone or with peer.
Homework and Practice: the teacher will send home letter cards for students to practice at home with family.
Language Experiences: give students the opportunity to experience language through dramatic play, chants, and songs.
Writing: students should be given time daily to compose and write independently. Encourage students to experiment with using letters to spell words phonetically. Ideas for morning message
Assessment Strategies
Bear- Reading Assessment
DIBELS Assessment
Teacher Created Assessment
Resources
Reference for Teachers: Songs for Teaching Phonics
Projects and Activities
Ideas for Creating Alphabet Sound Tubs
Printable Worksheets for Letter Sounds Sound Worksheets
Alphabet Sound Activities and worksheets for each alphabet letter. Letter sound activities
Alphabet Sound Worksheets Worksheets
Long Vowel Activities: Long Vowels(Scroll to the bottom of page)
Using an Ocean Theme Unit to teach beginning sounds: Beginning Sounds
Letter Sounds with Word Families Activities: Word Family
Picture Flash Cards for beginning sounds: Flash Cards
ABC Alphabet Cow Game: ABC Game
Letter Sound Grab Bag: Sound Game
From Kimberly L. Keith,
Here's another way to practice the sounds of letters. In this game, children practice naming letter-sounds correctly and quickly.
What you'll need:
- A set of cards on which you've written some letters of the alphabet. (Start with just a few letters; add more letters as your child learns more.) A small paper bag. A timer or watch with a second hand.
What to do:
- Put a few letters having sounds your child knows into a paper bag. Tell your child that you want to see how many sounds he or she can name in one minute.
"When I say Start, you reach into the bag and pull out one card. Say the sound and then reach in to get another. Keeping picking out the cards until I say Stop. If you don't know a sound, I'll tell it to you, and you put it back in the bag."
At the end of the minute, count the number of sounds your child named correctly.
If your child does not know a sound, say "This sound is s."
Letter Sound Activities: Letter Sounds
ABC Sound Match Game: ABC Sound Match
Letter Sound Order: chart showing the order in which children learn specific sounds: Sound Chart
Letter Work: Lots of ideas: Letter Work
Putting Sounds Together Game: Putting Sounds Together
How to Play:
1. Tell your child, "I'm going to say three sounds. I want you to put the sounds together and say a word. For example, I say c-a-t and you say cat. I say d-o-g and you say dog." This is a little tricky on your part because you have to think of words that can be said in three parts. Words such as me or go won't work. Longer words such as party can be par-t-y or p-art-y. You might want to practice ahead of time to say words in three parts. I have trouble thinking of words, so I usually look around the room for good ideas such as l-am-p or win-d-ow.
2. Here's a list to get you started: begin with nouns-things that can be visualized and advance to words that don't create mental pictures.
m-o-m,b-ir-d,h-o-t, h-i-m, d-a-d, s-u-n, gr-ee-n, c-a-n, d-e-sk, pi-zz-a, dr-in-k, w-i-ll, br-ai-n mo-n-ey, c-ol-d, a-n-d, tr-e-e, c-am-p, st-o-p, b-u-t, y-ar-d, t-en-t, w-i-n, fr-o-m.
Printable Letter Sound Worksheets Worksheets
