A Vowel Switch Freebie to Celebrate My First Week of Blogging
So in my first week of blogging I feel like I have learned a lot from watching tutorials and experimenting with different tools. I still have so much to learn. I have also learned that I am totally hooked on clip art. I dunno why I love it I just do:) I don't know any other bloggers yet so I am still a bit curious about blogging etiquette. I feel a little like the new kid at school. Is there such a thing as a blogger mixer? :) To celebrate my first week of blogging I am posting a freebie. This is a visual aid/student reference sheet for the vowel switch decoding strategy. I made it based on a resource from the Florida Center For Reading Research. A year or so ago I found the format for making a poster to cue students to use this strategy. Below is a picture of the poster from my classroom. When I introduced it to my students last year they liked it. I found they used it a lot as a tool to help them remember short vowel sounds, especially when writing. I have made this small sheet to use in their reading folders as one of the strategies we review during guided reading lessons.
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