Silent Night Silent Letters Activity
Using this Silent Night Silent Letters Activity, students identify and decode silent letter patterns in order to build reading accuracy and fluency.
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How to teach Silent Letters
Using this Silent Night Silent Letters Activity, students identify and decode silent letter patterns in order to build reading accuracy and fluency.
Silent letters are tricky for your student to know how to pronounce. This activity gives your students practice with words that have silent letter combinations.
Students sort the cards under the correct heading. Then, they continue their practice with a provided worksheet.
Other resources to use with this Silent Night Silent Letters Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about silent letters.
Use this Silent E Sundaes Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by explaining that sometimes you don’t pronounce every letter sound in a word. Next, students share examples of words with silent letters. Then, students complete activity independently or with a partner. Finally, students add to the list so they have a resource of words to use.
Be sure to check out more Silent Letters Worksheets.
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