Short e and Short i Activities Bundle - Orton-Gillingham
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Description
Do your students struggle with differentiating short e and short I sounds? This activity bundle is packed with resources to assist students in clearing up the confusion and different ways to practice the sound production in phonological tasks, phonemic awareness manipulation tasks, reading, and spelling.
What is included in this resource:
- anchor chart poster with rhyme to help differentiate sounds + links to mouth formation
- sorting tasks with pictures
- 20 puzzles/matching
- reading game
- four different minimal pair lists - perfect for PA or reading tasks
- five pre-made word-chaining/word ladder lists
- sound-to-print recording sheet
- bonus link to video with tips for short e/i on my YouTube Channel
Watch my video with tips for short e and short i production at my YouTube Channel The Dyslexia Classroom https://youtu.be/rsI1sa8KaIs
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Not sure if this resource is for you, or have any additional questions before you download the bundle? I'm happy for you to reach out to me at casey@thedyslexiaclassroom.com
About The Dyslexia Classroom: The Dyslexia Classroom, a branch of Wimberley Dyslexia & Learning Center LLC, creates multisensory activities and resources to use with reading intervention, dyslexia therapy, and classroom instruction. My goal is to provide meaningful resources that align with those skills taught in dyslexia therapy, 1:1 support, small-group instruction, and whole classroom instruction. Thank you for checking my store for Orton-Gillingham based resources. Follow my store by clicking the green star next to my name so you don't miss out on any new products, freebies, or sales. Please leave feedback on your purchases; I love to hear from you and receive credits for future purchases! Don't hesitate to contact me with questions or concerns before rating products. Thanks for choosing The Dyslexia Classroom for your dyslexia therapy, intervention, and classroom needs. -Casey
