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Building Word Families with Letter Tiles - Rime Time

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Building Word Families with Letter Tiles - Rime Time cover for grades K–2, featuring teacher lesson plans
Cover of the word-family activity resource
Contents for word-family activities: short and long vowels, variant vowels, diphthongs, and r-controlled rimes
Contents listing activities and teaching materials
Teaching notes explain onsets and rimes, preparation of 42 onset tiles, and how to introduce activity pages
Teaching notes: concepts and tile preparation
Teaching notes explain sorting real and nonsense words, choosing an activity sequence, and assessing errors
Teaching notes: word building and assessment
Extension notes cover home practice, word-family books, word walls, sentences, spelling patterns, and riddles
Home practice guidance and activity extensions
Word-family activity for -at uses “cat with a hat” and 12 onset choices to build and write 11 real words
The -at word-family building activity
Word-family activity for -an uses “man with a fan” and 12 onset choices to build and write 10 real words
The -an word-family building activity
Word-family activity for -am uses “ham with jam” and nine onset choices to build and write eight real words
The -am word-family building activity
Word-family activity for -ab uses “crab in a cab” and six onset choices to build and write five real words
The -ab word-family building activity

Answer key included

Answer key included
Attributes
Subject

ELA

Grades

Kindergarten, Grade 1, 2

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Students are introduced to the concept of onsets and rimes. Onsets begin words or syllables. They can be single consonants, blends or digraphs. Rimes are the vowels. Students practice learning these common rimes, which will give them a foundation to recognize hundreds of words. Students build these words using onset and rime tiles.

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