Systematic Phonics
Use these slideshows to teach phonics in a systematic sequence. The lessons include phonemic awareness activities, decodable text stories, regular review of past skills, and dictation practice.
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Level 4 |
Level 4: Coming Soon
The Level 4 Slideshows are currently under development. Check back here for draft versions soon. The Level 4 Slideshows and Level 4 Phonics Book are estimated to be completed by September 2022.
The Level 4 Slideshows are currently under development. Check back here for draft versions soon. The Level 4 Slideshows and Level 4 Phonics Book are estimated to be completed by September 2022.
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20. Verb Endings
20.1 Regular Verbs 1 20.2 Regular Verbs 2 20.3 Regular Verbs 3 20.4 Pronunciation of -s and -es 20.5 Grammar Stories (My Day; My Daughter's Day) 20.6 Pronunciation of -ed 20.7 Verbs that end in -y 20.8 Verb Spelling Rules 1 (Change y to i; Add -es) 20.9 Verb Spelling Rules 2 (Drop -e; Doubling) 20.10 Irregular Verbs 1 20.11 Irregular Verbs 2 20.12 Irregular Verbs 3 20.13 Irregular Verbs 4 20.14 Grammar Stories (Next Weekend; Last Weekend) 20.15 Perfect Tense 21. Noun Endings 21.1 Nouns: Singular and Plural 21.2 Plural Noun Spelling Rules 21.3 Irregular Plural Nouns |
Morphology is the study of how words are formed through combing smaller meaningful word parts. Inflectional morphemes such as -s, -ing, and -ed carry grammatical meaning. Derivational morphemes change a root word's meaning or function. For example, the suffix -ly changes an adjective to an adverb, and the prefix un- means "not." Learning to recognize common morphology chunks is an important part of developing foundational reading skills. The Level 4 lessons give students practice reading words with grammatical endings, as well as root words with suffixes and prefixes.