Decoding strategies anchor chart

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Decoding strategies

This is an amazing anchor chart for decoding strategies!

Tricky Word Anchor Chart

I am pretty excited to share with you something I have been working on all summer! As a first grade teacher, I have had parents tell me t...

Learn how to introduce the new Science of Reading Strategies to help your primary students decode unknown words.

Below are the anchor charts Team Ronzio made in class to learn about the different coins.

I often get asked which order is best for teaching the Beanie Baby decoding strategies. This post describes a logical sequence to follow, starting with meeting beginning readers where they are at. These reading strategies are great for helping kindergarten and first grade students become flexible readers, trying different strategies until one works. #tejedastots #readingstrategies

Do you want to know the secret to teaching your students how to decode? This guided reading strategy will help your students independently and successfully implement decoding strategies!

A unique gumballs strategy to help young readers, decode! not guess. Works well with any phonics, spelling or Word Study program. Students even apply this strategy in their own Writing.

As readers move from reading beginning readers to hard texts, they need to develop strategies for reading longer words. Some readers can make this move almost naturally, while other readers {like my oldest son} do not. Today, I’m sharing some simple strategies for reading longer words resources you can download for free! {The free printable ... Read More about Strategies for Reading Longer Words

It is so important in the first couple of years of learning to read and spell that we teach decoding and encoding together. They are two sides of the same coin and require explicit instruction of letter/sound knowledge.

The Creative Colorful Classroom: Anchor Charts

I absolutely LOVE creating new posters and charts to help my students learn new skills. My co-workers have asked for several of them over the past year, so I have decided to post them all to share. I have gotten a majority of these ideas from other bloggers and pinners, but have come up with some as I have collaborated with other co-workers in Kentucky. Below are some of my favorite posters :)

Digraphs and Diphthongs anchor chart

Cause and Effect Anchor Chart

-ed endings anchor chart

What in the world does it mean when we teach reading unknown words from the inside out? Let’s discover together! Be sure to look for the free printable prompts at the end of this post. I have loved teaching reading for many, many years. So much so, that I got my M.Ed. in Reading and ... Read More about Reading Unknown Words from the Inside Out