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Wilson Reading System

Wilson Reading System. Substep 2.1 Mandy Ellis Wilder Waite Elementary School. Part 1 Sound Cards Quick Drill. Welded Sounds. Welded sounds are green sound cards. The three letters have individual sounds, but they are welded together and difficult to separate

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Wilson Reading System

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  1. Wilson Reading System Substep 2.1 Mandy Ellis Wilder Waite Elementary School

  2. Part 1Sound Cards Quick Drill

  3. Welded Sounds • Welded sounds are green sound cards. • The three letters have individual sounds, but they are welded together and difficult to separate • To tap this out, use three fingers tapping together at the same time.

  4. ang fang ang ang

  5. ing ring ing ing

  6. ong song ong ong

  7. ung lung ung ung

  8. ank bank ank ank

  9. ink pink ink ink

  10. onk honk onk onk

  11. unk junk unk unk

  12. Notebook Entry The eight new welded sounds should go in your Rules Notebook in the Sound Section

  13. Part 2Teach and Review Concepts for Reading

  14. ang ank ing ink ong onk ung unk

  15. Make Words v b h f r s s th w k h b ang ing onk

  16. Syllables • Words have parts that go together called syllables. • A syllable is a word that can be pushed out in one breath. • Cat is one syllable • Catnip has two syllables

  17. Syllables • There are six types of syllables • All the words so far have been closed syllables • A closed syllable only has 1 vowel and must be closed in. • A closed syllable gives the vowel a short sound. b a t

  18. Syllables • There need not be a consonant in front of the vowel. The important point is that one vowel in closed in by one consonant a t

  19. Syllables • A vowel can be closed in with more than one consonant b a th s u ch

  20. Which ones are closed? s h e i t s u ch l o a f

  21. Which ones are closed? such= has one vowel closed with ch she= has only one vowel, but is not closed in. it= has one vowel closed in by t, no need for any letter before the vowel. loaf= has two vowels

  22. Marking a closed syllable such c

  23. Part 3Wordcards

  24. Part 4Wordlist Reading

  25. bang

  26. long

  27. king

  28. sing

  29. thing

  30. pink

  31. think

  32. sink

  33. chunk

  34. link

  35. sunk

  36. rings

  37. wings

  38. thinks

  39. fangs

  40. thanks

  41. lungs

  42. ring

  43. song

  44. wing

  45. fang

  46. rang

  47. honk

  48. junk

  49. thank

  50. Part 5Sentence Reading

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