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Rabu, 19 Juni 2013

A Camping We Will Go! {Part 1}

I'm prepping my activities for another week of summer literacy camp. I've got SO much good stuff to show you. Some amazing books, apps and crafts. I'm putting those in a post ready for next week! Until them I wanted to show you some little games and activities I came up with for practicing phonological awareness skills. We're targeting a variety of skills including segmenting, blending, rhyme and alliteration.


The document is 33 pages in length. Check out some of these preview shots!



The board game includes BLENDING of syllables and phonemes. 





The alliteration activity asks students to match pictures that have the first beginning sound. 



Syllable segmenting cards can be folded under on the line. Then students can segment the syllables. Check your answers by unfolding and taping each black dot! 


One rhyme matching page in included. 




Phoneme segmenting asks students to identify the individual phonemes in a word. Again the cards can be folded in half to hide answers while students practice. Then check his/her work by unfolding the cards. 



Stay tuned next week for the rest of my camping activities! 




Kamis, 16 Mei 2013

Syllable Splash {App Review & Giveaway}

Syllable Splash is the latest app from Smarty Ears. As you might have guessed by the name, it's an ocean themed app targeting phonological awareness skills of syllable segmenting.


The app is designed with preschool- kindergarten students in mind. The game contains hundreds of images of 1-4 syllable words. 


Get set up by adding students with pictures or avatars.  Edit your settings including how many foils are added and the type of syllables to include. 



To play the students are prompted with an image and asked to identify how many syllables it has. My students favorite part was the shark eating their wrong answer. Which might have led to a few extra mistakes on purpose! 


Data is collected throughout the app and visible with options to share/print. 

Cons: The syllable numbers at the bottom are mixed in the app. When playing with 4 options, I really wish they stayed labeled 1-4 across the bottom. The confusion of the out of order numbers was difficult with some of my students. 

Pros: This app can be used to target a lot of phonological awareness goals. We used the same words to target rhyme and alliteration too! The app has a built in feature that increases difficulty automatically if selected. So if they answer 10 correct in a row, the app adds another foil. 

The app is currently listed for $9.99 in itunes. If you'd like to win a free copy, please use rafflecopter to enter to win!

Disclosure Statement: Speech Room News was provided a copy of this app for review. No other compensation was provided. 

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