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SkillAllFinal Stable SyllablesPhonological & Phonemic AwarenessSyllable TypesShort Vowels & Closed SyllablesMultisyllabic WordsDigraphsSuffixes & Inflectional EndingsConsonant Blends— Final Blends— Initial BlendsPrefixesSpelling Patterns & ConventionsMorphologyVCe / Silent ERoots & Word OriginsOpen SyllablesAdvanced SpellingVowel TeamsVocabularyR-Controlled VowelsSentence StructureDiphthongs & Complex VowelsFluency

Game typeAllAnagramFeed the MonsterFill the StoryFind the MatchHangmanMatchMatch & RememberMaze ChaseMeaning MatchMissing PieceMissing WordMystery RevealOpen the BoxQuizReading RaceSentence DetectiveSentence ScrambleSkill BingoSortSpell It!Syllable MixTreasure TrailWhack-a-MoleWord ChainWord FactoryWord FindWord MazeWord PopWord RescueWord SortWord Whack

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Learning Path levelAllDE 11 Inflectional Endings & Suffixing— DE 11.1 Plural -s— DE 11.2 -es— DE 11.3 Possessive Forms— DE 11.4 -ed— DE 11.5 -ing— DE 11.6 Doubling Conventions— DE 11.7 Dropping Final E— DE 11.8 Changing Y— DE 11.9 Mixed Suffixing ConventionsDE 1 Phonological & Phonemic Foundations— DE 1.1 Words & Syllables— DE 1.2 Rhyme & Onset-Rime— DE 1.3 Phoneme Identification— DE 1.4 Phoneme Blending— DE 1.5 Phoneme Segmentation— DE 1.6 Phoneme ManipulationDE 12 Morphology: Prefixes, Suffixes & Base Words— DE 12.1 Base Words & Morphemes— DE 12.2 Common Prefixes— DE 12.3 Common Derivational Suffixes— DE 12.4 Prefix + Base Construction— DE 12.5 Base + Suffix Construction— DE 12.6 Prefix + Base + Suffix— DE 12.7 Morphemes and Word Meaning— DE 12.8 Morphological Word FamiliesDE 2 Alphabetic Principle & Basic Closed Syllables— DE 2.1 Consonant Sound-Symbol Correspondence— DE 2.2 Short Vowels— DE 2.3 CVC Closed Syllables— DE 2.4 Mixed Short-Vowel Closed Syllables— DE 2.5 Closed-Syllable SentencesDE 13 Roots & Advanced Word Study— DE 13.1 Anglo-Saxon/Germanic Word Structure— DE 13.2 Common Latin Bases & Roots— DE 13.3 Latin Prefixes— DE 13.4 Latin Suffixes— DE 13.5 Greek Combining Forms— DE 13.6 Greek-Derived Spellings— DE 13.7 Word Origin & Spelling Connections— DE 13.8 Advanced Morphological AnalysisDE 3 Complex Closed Syllables— DE 3.1 Consonant Digraphs— DE 3.2 Initial Blends— DE 3.3 Final Blends— DE 3.4 Four-Phoneme Closed-Syllable Words— DE 3.5 Five-Phoneme Closed-Syllable Words— DE 3.6 Common Closed-Syllable Letter Patterns— DE 3.7 Closed-Syllable Spelling Conventions— DE 3.8 Closed-Syllable Exceptions & Advanced Patterns— DE 3.9 Closed-Syllable FluencyDE 14 Advanced Orthography & Spelling— DE 14.1 Spelling Generalizations— DE 14.2 Homophones— DE 14.3 Homographs & Homonyms— DE 14.4 Schwa— DE 14.5 Unstressed Syllables— DE 14.6 Complex Consonant Spellings— DE 14.7 Complex Vowel Spellings— DE 14.8 Morphology Supporting Spelling— DE 14.9 Advanced Word AnalysisDE 4 Vowel-Consonant-E— DE 4.1 VCe Concept— DE 4.2 Long A VCe— DE 4.3 Long I VCe— DE 4.4 Long O VCe— DE 4.5 Long U VCe— DE 4.6 Mixed VCe— DE 4.7 Closed vs. VCe— DE 4.8 VCe Exceptions & Advanced Patterns— DE 4.9 VCe FluencyDE 15 Vocabulary & Semantics— DE 15.1 Multiple-Meaning Words— DE 15.2 Synonyms— DE 15.3 Antonyms— DE 15.4 Categories & Semantic Relationships— DE 15.5 Context Clues— DE 15.6 Morphology for Vocabulary— DE 15.7 Academic Vocabulary— DE 15.8 Word Relationships & NuanceDE 5 Open Syllables— DE 5.1 Open-Syllable Concept— DE 5.2 One-Syllable Open Words— DE 5.3 Open vs. Closed Syllables— DE 5.4 Open vs. VCe— DE 5.5 Open Syllables Within Multisyllabic Words— DE 5.6 Open-Syllable FluencyDE 16 Syntax & Sentence Structure— DE 16.1 Complete Sentences— DE 16.2 Subjects & Predicates— DE 16.3 Parts of Speech in Context— DE 16.4 Phrases— DE 16.5 Clauses— DE 16.6 Simple Sentences— DE 16.7 Compound Sentences— DE 16.8 Complex Sentences— DE 16.9 Sentence Combining— DE 16.10 Sentence Meaning & ComprehensionDE 6 Vowel Teams & Complex Vowels— DE 6.1 Common Long-A Teams— DE 6.2 Common Long-E Teams— DE 6.3 Common Long-O Teams— DE 6.4 Long-I Patterns— DE 6.5 Long-U & Related Patterns— DE 6.6 Vowel-Team Position & Spelling Generalizations— DE 6.7 Mixed Vowel Teams— DE 6.8 Less Predictable Vowel Teams— DE 6.9 Vowel-Team FluencyDE 17 Fluency— DE 17.1 Word-Level Automaticity— DE 17.2 Phrase Reading— DE 17.3 Controlled Sentence Fluency— DE 17.4 Accuracy— DE 17.5 Appropriate Rate— DE 17.6 Prosody & Expression— DE 17.7 Repeated Reading— DE 17.8 Connected-Text FluencyDE 7 R-Controlled Vowels— DE 7.1 ar— DE 7.2 or— DE 7.3 er— DE 7.4 ir— DE 7.5 ur— DE 7.6 er/ir/ur Discrimination— DE 7.7 Advanced R-Controlled Patterns— DE 7.8 R-Controlled FluencyDE 8 Diphthongs & Other Complex Vowel Patterns— DE 8.1 oi / oy— DE 8.2 ou / ow— DE 8.3 au / aw— DE 8.4 oo Patterns— DE 8.5 Other Common Complex Vowel Spellings— DE 8.6 Mixed Complex Vowels— DE 8.7 Complex-Vowel FluencyDE 9 Final Stable Syllables— DE 9.1 Consonant-le Concept— DE 9.2 Common Consonant-le Endings— DE 9.3 Consonant-le Syllable Division— DE 9.4 Other High-Utility Final Stable Patterns— DE 9.5 Final-Stable-Syllable FluencyDE 10 Multisyllabic Word Reading— DE 10.1 Recognizing Syllables in Longer Words— DE 10.2 Two Closed Syllables— DE 10.3 Closed + Open Combinations— DE 10.4 Closed + VCe Combinations— DE 10.5 Mixed Known Syllable Types— DE 10.6 Common Syllable-Division Patterns— DE 10.7 Three-Syllable Words— DE 10.8 Four-or-More-Syllable Words— DE 10.9 Syllable-Type Identification in Longer Words— DE 10.10 Multisyllabic Fluency

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• Mystery Reveal: Find the Schwa

  Choose the syllable that has the schwa ("uh") sound to reveal a hidden picture.

  Advanced SpellingDE 14.4

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• Sentence Detective: Schwa Spellings

  Find schwa words spelled the way they sound, like lessun for lesson, and fix them.

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• Syllable Mix: Schwa Words

  Build two-syllable words that have a schwa, like a-bout and les-son.

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• Word Sort: Where Is the Schwa?

  Sort words by where the schwa ("uh") is: in the first syllable (a-bout) or the last syllable (les-son).

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• Missing Piece: Unstressed Endings

  Listen and choose the ending: -er, -or, -ar, -al, or -el. They sound alike, so remember the word.

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• Mystery Reveal: -al, -el, or -le?

  Choose the right spelling: camel, camle, or camal? Reveal a hidden picture.

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• Sentence Detective: -ant or -ent?

  Find words with the wrong ending, like studant for student, and fix them.

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• Skill Bingo: -al, -el, -le

  Bingo with endings that sound alike: -al (pedal), -el (camel), and -le (table).

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• Word Sort: -er, -or, or -ar?

  Sort words by their ending: -er (teacher), -or (doctor), or -ar (dollar). They all sound the same!

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• Missing Piece: Silent Letters

  Listen and choose the spelling with the silent letter: kn, wr, gn, or mb.

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• Mystery Reveal: Tricky Consonants

  Choose the right spelling: chef, shef, or cheff? unique or unik? Reveal a hidden picture.

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• Sentence Detective: Silent Letters

  Find words missing their silent letter, like nee for knee, and fix them.

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• Word Pop: Silent Letters

  Pop the words that have a silent letter, like knee, wrist, and thumb. Skip the others.

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• Word Sort: Silent Letters

  Sort words by their silent letter pair: kn (knee), wr (write), gn (sign), or mb (lamb).

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• Match & Remember: ough Sounds

  A memory game: match each ough word with its sound.

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• Missing Piece: ui

  Listen and choose the spelling of the vowel in fruit, juice, and suit: ui, oo, or ew?

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• Mystery Reveal: ie or ei?

  Choose the right spelling: believe or beleive? receive or recieve? Reveal a hidden picture.

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• Reading Race: Tricky Vowel Spellings

  Choose the right spelling of the word that finishes each sentence: juice or juse? field or feild?

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• Word Sort: Sounds of ough

  Sort ough words by sound: like o in go (though), uff (tough), or aw (bought).

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• Match & Remember: Related Words

  A memory game: match each word with a related word that helps you spell it, like sign and signal.

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• Mystery Reveal: The Hidden Letter

  A related word shows the silent letter: which letter do you hear in signal that is silent in sign?

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• Reading Race: Which Word Helps?

  Choose the related word that helps you spell a word with a silent letter, like signal for sign.

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• Sentence Detective: Hidden Letters

  Find words missing a silent letter, like crum for crumb, and fix them with a related word.

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• Word Sort: Which Letter Is Hidden?

  Sort words by the silent letter a related word reveals: g (sign/signal), b (crumb/crumble), n (autumn/autumnal), or t (soften/soft).

  Advanced SpellingDE 14.8

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