Silent E Syllables | Structured Literacy Digital Phonics Lessons

Description

Are you looking for some structured literacy phonics lessons to help your students master Silent E Syllables? These phonics lessons can be used to supplement or strengthen ANY core phonics program or curriculum. These silent e syllable phonics lessons will have your students reading, writing and spelling multisyllabic words containing silent e syllables in no time!

PLEASE NOTE: It is VERY important for students to have already mastered the silent e pattern in 1-syllable words, as well as open and closed syllables BEFORE moving on to silent e syllables. Students MUST have adequate knowledge of syllable division patterns such as VC/CV and V/CV. If you purchased and taught my open syllable and closed syllable lessons, you are good to go! These silent e syllable lessons will build on what your students have already been taught about syllabication. If not, that’s okay too, just make sure your students have a very clear understanding of the concepts listed above BEFORE teaching these lessons.

All lessons include both a POWERPOINT AND Google Slides™ version.

Prefect For:

• Whole Group Instruction – Use the interactive instructional slides for explicit whole group instruction (perfect for small group, too).
• Small Group Instruction & Practice – Choose from over 100 instructional slides and 20+ student practice sheets to provide intentional practice in small groups.
• Independent Practice – Use any of the student practice sheets as a “must-do” while you are working in small groups.
• Assessments – Use the word and sentence dictation (or any of the skill-specific sheets) as an assessment.
• Anchor Chart: Anchor charts and classroom poster included: Print the silent e syllable classroom poster to display in your classroom. Students can reference and refer back to it all year long.

This set includes over 100 INTERACTIVE Structured Literacy Slides AND Student Practice Sheets.

Lesson Components Include:

• Introduction to syllables (what are syllables)
• How to identify the number of syllables in a word (counting syllables)
• The difference between the number of letters, sounds and syllables in a word (This can be a tricky concept for early readers. I break it down for them (and you)!
• Review of open and closed syllables
• Explicit introduction to Silent E Syllables (what are silent E syllables, why are they important and how do we identify them in longer words)
• Explicit introduction and practice with the VC/CV & V/CV pattern
• How to identify syllable division patterns in multisyllabic words containing silent e syllables
• Step-by-step instructions on syllable division (with animation)
• Whole group practice slides to help cement the concept(s) of syllable division
• Closed, Open and Silent E word reading fluency (with animation)
• Encoding (spelling) multisyllabic words containing silent e syllables (VCCV & VCV words)
• Over 20 Student Practice Sheets – labeling vowels and consonants, sorting silent e syllables, finding the missing syllable, syllable division etc.
• Slides Include Animation (In Google Slides™ and PowerPoint) for increased student (and teacher) engagement!
• I have also included a ton of teacher notes, resources and instructional suggestions in the slide margins to help guide you as you work through each slide.
• I walk you through EVERYTHING, step-by-step!