K-2 Science of Reading Educational Resources
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Breaking Down the Word "Education"! 
Sounds: The pronunciation of "education" isn’t as straightforward as it looks! The schwa /ə/ appears multiple times, and the "t" is pronounced like /sh/—a great example of how English words shift in spoken form.
Graphemes: Graphemes spell sounds. They can be made up of one or more letters.
Syllables: S
Do you use blending lines for morphology? This resource has 60 pages of blending lines. Each page focuses on one base. (This set has bases that come from Latin roots.) ![]()
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Comment DECODE for the link.
FREEBIE! This decoding activity is engaging and effective.![]()
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Are you looking for activities to practice words with -ng or -nk (otherwise known as "Glued Sounds")? I have a resource packed with plenty of practice pages. ![]()
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Comment "GLUED" to check this out. This page is a FREE sample in the PREVIEW of the resource. Just download the preview and print this page!
Do you use word matrices? I’m a big fan! They are the ultimate graphic organizers for word relatives! ![]()
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Comment “matrix” to see more like this! (Plus a digital version)
Comment “SENTENCES” if you’re looking for decodable sentences that could be used for phrasing. ![]()
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Do you have students who read in a choppy, word-by-word manner? Proficient readers group words together in meaningful phrases. A simple strategy can help developing readers do this, too! ![]()
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“Scooping” words into meaningful phrases helps with fluency and comprehension! I’d also throw in that it can lead t