Description
The science of reading has proven that connecting phonemes (sounds) to graphemes (letters) aids students in the orthographic mapping process. This process allows students to permanently store words into their sight word memories. Using this resource, students will tap the sound they hear in a word and then map the graphemes that create those phoneme sounds.
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These phoneme tapping and mapping worksheets provide practice with short vowels, blends, digraphs, long vowels, CVCe, R-controlled, and diphthong words. This resource includes 30 printables with self-checking answer keys that are perfect for independent student practice, literary centers, homework, or left as a meaningful activity for a substitute.
Included Phonics Patterns:
CVC Words
Digraphs
Blends
Long Vowels
Diphthongs
R-Controlled Vowels
Complex Vowels
Tammy Verba (verified owner) –
These will be great for my kindergartners.
Norma Esparza (verified owner) –
Thank You! these will help my students with their reading.
Danielle Moore (verified owner) –
My students love these self checking cards. It helps build confidence and I love how they follow the SoR and I don’t have to stress about tings being too hard once i have taught them explicitly.
denmotherof3 (verified owner) –
This is a great resource for small groups in kindergarten and my reading interventions!
KAREN REEDER (verified owner) –
I have used these with students in K, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. I usually project it on my whiteboard and use my dry erase markers to model, then have them do a few together, and they complete the rest on their page. I like how the words are dotted for each phoneme if they get stuck on the reading portion.
Kathy Ditto (verified owner) –
These word mapping activities are a game-changer for my grade 1s. They are the perfect bridge from the phonemic awareness activities that we do, to the encoding skills they desperately needed to develop. I am loving watching them grow into more confident writers and spellers!
Colleen Floyd (verified owner) –
I love that these have self checks with it! They will be great for centers!
Brenda Baker (verified owner) –
Using these on Seesaw is definitely a plus!
Susan Bethoney (verified owner) –
These activities definitely help struggling readers with their phonemic awareness! Great resource for your classroom! : )
Jeanne Schoch (verified owner) –
Good extra practice. thanks.
Jenna Tomkins (verified owner) –
I have started utilizing word mapping sheets in my small groups. I am so glad that I came across this resource so that my students can map words as seat work as well!