Recognize words that have the same beginning, middle, and ending sounds. 0101.1.11

Links verified on 1/2/2015

1. Beginning and ending sounds, plus digraphs - concentration style games
2. Beginning Phonics - Listen to the beginning sound that you select and find the pictures that start with that letter.
3. Blending words together - Blender says word and student must choose the beginning sounds and ending sounds separately to be blended together. This site is from BBC and makes it a bit difficult for some children to understand the words.
4. Dositey - Dositey.com is an educational web site serving the students, teachers, and parents of the K-12 community. This is an index of their free activities.
5. End Sounds - from Little Animals Activity Centre - Digby Mole's Word games (choose level 1, 2, or 3)
6. First Sounds - from Little Animals Activity Centre - Digby Mole's Word games (choose level 1, 2, or 3)
7. Lanolin's Greenhouse - Phonemic Segments - Deletion and Substitution - Click on the object that matches the new word with beginning letter replacement. (The pronunciation of letter phonemes on this site is one of the best I have seen on the web)
8. Learn to Read - Easy to read stories that focus on a particular vowel sound along with quizzes on the same vowel. Long and short vowels included.15 separate stories and quizzes.
9. Match beginning sound - type the beginning sound of each picture.
10. Match of Mystery - match words that have the same middle vowel sounds
11. Missing Word - The Word Dropping Cat - Listen to the sentence being said. Click on the missing word.
12. Parrot the Words - Which Bird is Correct? - pick the bird that is saying the written word and drag the parrot over to the word.
13. Paw Park: Sassy Seals - Match beginning sounds
14. Pumpkin Patch - Phonemic Segments - Deletion and Substitution - Click on the object that matches the new phoneme without the beginning letter sound. Excellent practice for students that have a hard time hearing individual phonemic parts! (The pronunciation of letter phonemes on this site is one of the best I have seen on the web)
15. Sound it out - Cat and the Words from the Hat - Click on the word that the cat says aloud. (warning-British accent may confuse some students)
16. Target Tests and Target Lessons that Teach Phonics - print these and use as posters
17. Use the Wordmaker from Read-Write-Think - select an ending sound then make words with that ending sound
18. Word Families - create new words from word endings

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