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F.001 Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in recognizing letter-sounds.
Letter-Sound Correspondence
Letter-Sound Mix-Up
Materials
Letter-sound sheets (Activity Master F.001.AM1a - F.001.AM1b) Some letters have more than one sound (e.g., c, g, s, x, y, and all vowels). It is suggested that when timing, students say only one sound per letter. ere are two versions of the sheets (i.e., 1 and 2). Students may use either one or both. Make two copies of each sheet and laminate. Sounds correct per minute record (Activity Master F.001.AM2) Timer (e.g., digital) Pencils Vis--Vis markers
Activity
Students take turns identifying sounds of letters in a timed activity. 1. Place two copies of the letter-sound sheets and timer at the center. Provide each student with a sounds correct per minute record. 2. Taking turns, student one sets the timer for one minute and tells student two to begin. 3. Student two goes across the page, points to each letter, and says sound of letter (e.g., points to the letter b, says /b/). Student one follows on his copy and uses a Vis--Vis marker to draw a line through any letters that are mispronounced. If all sounds are pronounced, go back to the top and continue until timer goes o. 4. Student two counts number of sounds pronounced correctly and records on his sounds correct per minute record. 5. Repeat the activity at least two more times attempting to increase speed and accuracy. 6. Reverse roles. 7. Peer evaluation
Fluency
Letter-Sound Mix-Up
F.001.AM1a
1.
r v h w g b n z f k m f
c k x y d a l u l e j x
x a n u c k i y o f y d
f b i z m v h w q d r v
p e o s j t p v t c g h
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Fluency
F.001.AM1b
Letter-Sound Mix-Up
2.
j u b g p s z i x b q l
a w d t o r e u k f s e
y i f n k h f g w m c r
v h m v j l d n t d y q
t p e x a u b s o c v z
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Fluency
Letter-Sound Mix-Up
F.001.AM2
Fluency
F.002 Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in recognizing letter-sounds.
Letter-Sound Correspondence
Digraph and Diphthong Dash
Materials
Digraph-diphthong practice sheets (Activity Master F.002.AM1a - F.002.AM1b) Digraphs presented are: ay, ea, oa, au, ai, oo, ee, aw, ph, sh, th, ch, wh, kn, ck. Diphthongs presented are: oy, oi, ow, and ou. ere are two versions of the sheets (i.e., 1 and 2). Students may use either one or both. Note: Some letter combinations have more than one sound (e.g., ea as in eat, head, break; ow as in now, row; ou as in out, four, you, country; th as in think, this; oo as in foot, boot, oor; ch as in chin, chorus, chivalry; ai as in bait and said). It is suggested that, when timing, students say only one sound per letter combination. Sounds correct per minute record (Activity Master F.001.AM2) Timer (e.g., digital) Pencils
Activity
Students take turns identifying digraphs and diphthongs in a timed activity. 1. Place the digraph-diphthong practice sheets and timer at the center. Provide each student with a sounds correct per minute record. 2. Taking turns, students practice reading the digraphs and diphthongs aloud to each other. 3. Student one sets the timer for one minute and tells student two to begin. 4. Student two reads across the page while student one follows on his copy and uses a Vis--Vis marker to mark any digraphs and diphthongs that are read incorrectly. If all on the sheet are read, go back to the top and continue reading. Continues until timer goes o. 5. Student one marks the last digraph or diphthong read and counts the number read correctly. 6. Student two records the number of digraphs or dipthongs read correctly on his record. 7. Repeat the activity at least two more times attempting to increase speed and accuracy. 8. Reverse roles. 9. Peer evaluation
Fluency
Digraph and Diphthong Dash
F.002.AM1a
1.
ay au oi oa wh au ch kn ai ea oi ay
ea ou th ph ow ch oo aw au sh aw sh
oa ch oo oy kn ai ck ea ck oa ch oa
wh ai ck aw ay ck ee ay th ow ck oy
ow sh ee ea sh ou oi wh ou ee ea ph
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Fluency
F.002.AM1b
Digraph and Diphthong Dash
2.
au oa ch ph ai oi ay au wh ck oo ee
ou ph kn aw au th ea ou ow ou wh ay
ch oy ck ea ck oo oa ch oa ph oi au
ai aw ee ay th ck wh ai kn ck sh th
sh ea oi wh ou ee ow sh ch aw ay ea
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Fluency
Digraph and Diphthong Dash
F.002.AM2
3.
m ck a au c ai s q d kn aw r
oo b n th f x g t ai y v aw
aw sh ea u ou th i r ee oy d p
o z ay ow h e au oy oa ch l ea
ay oi w wh j ph k sh v ou sh h
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Fluency
F.003 Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in reading word parts.
Word Parts
Word Part Race
Materials
Word part car slides (Activity Master F.003.AM1) ese consist of the 37 most common rimes and common prexes and suxes. Copy on card stock and laminate. Cut on dotted lines to thread strips. Word part strips (Activity Master F.003.AM2a - F.003.AM2b) Cut and laminate. read the strips in the word part car slides so that word parts show. Timer (e.g., digital)
Activity
Students quickly read word parts by using a race car slide. 1. Place the word part car slides threaded with strips and the timer at the center. 2. Taking turns, student one sets the timer for one minute and tells student two to begin. 3. Student two moves the strip through the slide as he reads each word part. Chooses additional slides with strips and continues reading until the timer goes o. 4. Reverse roles and continue activity attempting to read all slides within one minute. 5. Peer evaluation
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Fluency
Word Part Race
F.003.AM1
Directions: Cut on dotted lines and thread slide through to show word parts.
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Fluency
F.003.AM2a
Word Part Race
Fluency
Word Part Race
F.003.AM2b
Fluency
F.004 Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in reading syllables.
Word Parts
Syllable Sprint
Materials
YES and NO header cards (Activity Master F.004.AM1) Copy on colored construction and laminate. Syllable cards (Activity Master F.004.AM2a - Activity Master F.004.AM2j) ere are 100 common non-word syllables. Some syllables have more than one pronunciation (e.g., ty as in Tyrone and party; ger as in geranium and hunger; ar as in artist and dollar). It is suggested that when timing, students say only one sound per syllable. Note: All open syllables are pronounced with a long vowel sound. e syllable peo is pronounced /pe/ as in people. Syllables correct per minute record (Activity Master F.004.AM3) Timer (e.g., digital) Pencils
Activity
Students quickly read syllables in a timed activity. 1. Place timer and header cards at the center. Stack the set of syllable cards face down and provide each student with a syllables correct per minute record. 2. Taking turns, student one sets the timer for one minute, turns a card over, and prompts partner to read the syllable. 3. If the syllable is read correctly, the student places the card in a pile on the YES card. If the syllable is read incorrectly, places it in a pile on the NO card. 4. Continue the activity until the timer rings. Count the syllable cards in the YES pile and record the number on the syllables correct per minute record. Read cards in NO pile together. 5. Repeat the activity at least two more times attempting to increase speed and accuracy. 6. Reverse roles. 7. Peer evaluation
ment!
F.004.AM3
Syllable Sprint
5 try
header header
Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM1
YES
header
NO
header
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Fluency
F.004.AM2a
Syllable Sprint
er al es re ry
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Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM2b
ex di com con un
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Fluency
F.004.AM2c
Syllable Sprint
Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM2d
Fluency
F.004.AM2e
Syllable Sprint
ei ent ev ca ful
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
si ven ac fol na
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Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM2f
col dis ny po mu
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Fluency
F.004.AM2g
Syllable Sprint
Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM2h
Fluency
F.004.AM2i
Syllable Sprint
de tle ar fa tain
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Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM2j
pic ad ger e y
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im tween hap i o
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.004.AM3
Syllable Sprint
Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM4a
1.
Fluency
F.004.AM4b
Syllable Sprint
2.
Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM4c
3.
Fluency
F.004.AM4d
Syllable Sprint
4.
po ning lar coun na dis cal coun cit ful tain ning
par moth ern cal col cit pic lar dis mon pic moth
Fluency
Syllable Sprint
F.004.AM4e
5.
ward stud mem cov por stud tence mem ad fi sec tence
tween por ger bers tween hap cov bers ger por ters por
ters nit gan ap sec gan nev ger bod hap ure nit
Fluency
F.005 Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in reading syllables.
Word Parts
Syllable Speed Practice
Materials
Syllable speed practice sheets (Activity Master F.005.AM1a - F.005.AM1f ) Each sheet has a dierent syllable type (i.e., open, closed, r-controlled, VCE, vowel teams, cons-le). Select target practice sheet. Twenty syllables are presented on each page. Make two copies of each sheet and laminate. Note: All vowels are pronounced long on the open syllable sheet. Syllables correct per minute graph (Activity Master F.005.SS) Timer (e.g., digital) Vis--Vis markers
Activity
Students quickly read syllables by doing timed practices. 1. Place two copies of the target syllable speed practice sheet and timer at the center. Provide each student with a syllables correct per minute graph. 2. Taking turns, students practice reading the syllables aloud to each other before beginning the timing. 3. Student one sets the timer for one minute and tells student two to begin. 4. Student two reads across the page while student one follows on his copy and uses a Vis--Vis marker to draw a line through any syllables that are read incorrectly. If all the syllables on the sheet are read, go back to the top and continue reading. 5. When the timer goes o, student one marks the last syllable read. Counts the number of syllables read correctly. 6. Student two graphs number of syllables read correctly on his syllables correct per minute graph. 7. Repeat the activity at least two more times attempting to increase speed and accuracy. 8. Reverse roles. 9. Teacher evaluation
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Fluency
Syllable Speed Practice
F.005.AM1a
1.
bit kin ess ash en tic dom son ash ump bit son
cap lin ock eck ton ump ock cap kin ton lish ent
dom en ank ent ess ug lin lish lin ess ock eck
closed syllables
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Fluency
F.005.AM1b
Syllable Speed Practice
2.
he te fi fa ru go la pre fi vo ma bi
re ne spa de hi pe pu wa be pi du ne
ba vo du bo ha fli se ti mu fa we pra
open syllables
me di be fi le pa wo ru da pu ti go
de ra co mu fo tu di bo ha se sho tu
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Fluency
Syllable Speed Practice
F.005.AM1c
3.
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Fluency
F.005.AM1d
Syllable Speed Practice
4.
ate ote ife use aze ipe ale ete ice ove ile uke
ire ene ape ide uke one oke ube ave ike eve ate
obe ive ode ame ine ede ute ake oke afe une ove
ume ade ule eve ole ace ive ite ude ede ite ime
ede ube ete ope ene uge ibe ove ete use ote ube
vowel-consonant-e syllables
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Fluency
Syllable Speed Practice
F.005.AM1e
5.
eam ie oan ail oe oon eep oop oam oad oon ain
een own oan own each ook ead aid eem oa oat eem
ait ood oal oof eek eet air own eal eet ook aw
Fluency
F.005.AM1f
Syllable Speed Practice
6.
ble ple kle gle dle gle zle kle dle ple ble kle
kle gle ple dle zle ple dle dle kle ble dle ple
zle kle dle cle ple ble cle gle zle cle kle tle
dle fle ble fle ble kle gle ble ble gle zle fle
gle zle fle gle cle zle fle tle kle fle gle cle
Fluency
Syllable Speed Practice
F.005.AM2
7.
est ame ble own oat ite oke ple ink ar ple bo
ite oat ing oke un ame ink dis ex bout num est
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Name
F.005.SS
Syllable Speed Practice
1st try
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
2nd try
3rd try
4th try
5th try
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Fluency
Word Parts
Pick-A-Part
F.006
Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in recognizing letter-sounds and word parts.
Materials
Letter-sound and word part cards (Activity Master F.006.AM1a - F.006.AM1f ) ese cards consist of common consonant digraphs, vowel digraphs, diphthongs, initial blends, and a sampling of syllables. Some letter combinations have more than one sound (e.g., oo as in foot, boot, oor; ea as in eat, head, break; ar as in car, dollar; ch as in chin, chorus, chivalry). It is suggested that students say only one sound per letter combination when doing this activity.
Activity
Students quickly identify letter-sounds and word parts in a card game. 1. Place letter-sound and word part cards in a stack face down at the center. 2. Working in pairs, students sit side-by-side and place up to 15 letter-sound and word part cards face up in rows. 3. Student one looks at the cards, says a sound or word part, and counts to ve silently while student two quickly nds, points, and says the sound or word part. 4. If the word part is identied before the count of ve, student two picks up the card. Student two replaces the card with a new letter-sound or word part card. If the letter-sound or word part card is not identied, student one points to the card and says another letter-sound or word part. 5. Reverse roles and continue until all cards have been identied. 6. Peer evaluation
tain
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Fluency
F.006.AM1a
Pick-A-Part
ay au oo qu sp
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
aw igh kn wr squ
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Fluency
Pick-A-Part
F.006.AM1b
fl sc sm sw scr
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fr sl sn st spl
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.006.AM1c
Pick-A-Part
pl tr bl cl cr
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
pr tw br sk dr
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Fluency
Pick-A-Part
F.006.AM1d
ch wh ph ow ai
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th sh ck ea ee
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.006.AM1e
Pick-A-Part
Fluency
Pick-A-Part
F.006.AM1f
dw gl spr oa ean
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wr gr str oy re
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.007 Objective
e student will gain speed and accuracy in reading axes.
Word Parts
Affix Zip
Materials
Ax Zip practice sheets (Activity Master F.007.AM1a - F.007.AM1d) ese sheets consist of common prexes and suxes. Select target practice sheet (i.e., prex, sux). Make two copies of each sheet and laminate. It is suggested that when timing, students say only one sound per ax. Axes correct per minute record (Activity Master F.007.AM4) Timer (e.g., digital) Vis--Vis markers Pencils
Activity
Students quickly read axes by doing timed practices. 1. Place two copies of the target ax zip practice sheet(s) and timer at the center. Provide each student with an axes correct per minute record. 2. Taking turns, students practice reading the axes aloud to each other. 3. Student one sets the timer for one minute and tells student two to begin. 4. Student two reads across the page while student one follows on his copy and uses a Vis--Vis marker to mark any axes that are read incorrectly. If all the axes on the sheet are read, go back to the top and continue reading. 5. When the timer goes o, student one marks the last ax read. Counts the number of axes read correctly. 6. Student two records the number of axes read correctly on his record. 7. Repeat the activity at least two more times attempting to increase speed and accuracy. 8. Reverse roles. 9. Teacher evaluation
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Fluency
Affix Zip
F.007.AM1a
1.
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Fluency
F.007.AM1b
Affix Zip
2.
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Fluency
Affix Zip
F.007.AM1c
3.
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Fluency
F.007.AM1d
Affix Zip
4.
able ness est ette ent ness ed ation ing ism ing ar
ible ar ly less ism ship ible hood able ist like ment
suffixes
ation or ful ible ish ism like ly ment ness able est
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Fluency
Affix Zip
F.007.AM2
5.
ment sub less dis non est trans dis able dis ing ness
prefixes and suffixes
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Fluency
F.007.AM3a
Affix Zip
6.
unreinimdisennonovermispre-
undo reheat invisible impossible disable enjoy nonslip overact mislead precut
unable refill indirect impure disappoint enlarge nonfiction overbake mislocate preplan
unlike return incorrect imperfect disobey enlist nonstop overflow misread preschool
uneven rewind infinite impatient disagree encounter nonsense overcame mistreat preheat
Fluency
Affix Zip
F.007.AM3b
7.
chains wishes dragged covering friendly cleaner actor rusty loudest armful
books catches ended reaching safely teacher collector tricky straightest playful
streets glasses asked teaching kindly jogger sailor summery shortest wonderful
cubes mixes brushed matching mostly singer visitor needy biggest peaceful
Fluency
F.007.AM4
Affix Zip
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.001
This list is comprised of 337 common syllables found in the 5,000 most frequent English words. 100 are nonword syllables and can be found in card format with activity F.004. The remaining 237 can be found in card format following this listing. Some of these 237 syllables may actually be words. However, for these activities, they are intended to be used as syllables. For example, the letters t-r-y spell the word try, but they also represent the second syllable in the word coun-try. Furthermore, there are instances when a syllable will have more than one pronunciation. The syllable dy can be pronounced /de/ as in candy, or /di/ as in dynamite. In addition, all syllables ending with a vowel are pronounced with a long vowel sound (e.g., t-a is pronounced /ta/). It is up to the judgment and expertise of the teacher regarding how and when to introduce the syllables in the classroom as well as how to pronounce them during the activities. It is suggested, however, that during timings only one pronunciation be required.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34.
a ac act ad af ag age air al als am an ap ar as at ate au ba bat be ber bers bet bi ble bles bod bor bout but by ca cal
35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68.
can cap car cat cate cen cent char ci cial cir cit cle co col com come con cor coun cov cu cul cus cy da dan day de den der ders di dif
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Fluency
F.CS.002
Common Syllables
69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102.
dis dle dy e east ed ef el en ence end ent er ered ern ers es est et ev eve ex fa fac fect fer fi fin fish fix fol for fore form
103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136.
ful gan gen ger gi gle go grand great hap har head heav high ho hunt i ic ies il im in ing ings ion is ish it its jo ket la land lands
137. 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170.
lar lat lead lec lect lent less let li light lin lo long low lu ly ma mag main mal man mar mat me meas mem men ment ments mer mi mil min mis
171. 172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. 182. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. 191. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 197. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204.
mo mon moth mu mul my nt na nal near nel ner ness net nev new ni ning nit no nore nu num ny o ob oc of on one op or oth ous
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Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.003
205. 206. 207. 208. 209. 210. 211. 212. 213. 214. 215. 216. 217. 218. 219. 220. 221. 222. 223. 224. 225. 226. 227. 228. 229. 230. 231. 232. 233. 234. 235. 236. 237. 238.
out pa par prac parc pe pen peo per pi pic play ple ples ply po point por port pos pre pres press pro ra ral re read rec rect rep ri ried ro
239. 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 249. 250. 251. 252. 253. 254. 255. 256. 257. 258. 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 270. 271. 272.
round row ry sa sand sat sent se sec self sen ser set ship si side sim sion sions sis so some son sons south stand stud su sub sug sun sup sur ta
273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 287. 288. 289. 290. 291. 292. 293. 294. 295. 296. 297. 298. 299. 300. 301. 302. 303. 304. 305. 306.
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307. 308. 309. 310. 311. 312. 313. 314. 315. 316. 317. 318. 319. 320. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327. 328. 329. 330. 331. 332. 333. 334. 335. 336. 337.
ture tures tween ty u uer um un up ure us va val var vel ven ver vi vid vis wa ward way west where wil win won work writ y
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Fluency
F.CS.004
Common Syllables
a ag air am as
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.005
ate ba be bi bor
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Fluency
F.CS.006
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.007
Fluency
F.CS.008
Common Syllables
da day ders dy ef
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.009
Fluency
F.CS.010
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.011
ho ic il ings is
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.CS.012
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.013
Fluency
F.CS.014
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.015
men mi min mo my
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Fluency
F.CS.016
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.017
nu oc on op ous
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ob of one or out
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.CS.018
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.019
Fluency
F.CS.020
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.021
Fluency
F.CS.022
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.023
Fluency
F.CS.024
Common Syllables
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.025
tray tro tu u um
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
F.CS.026
Common Syllables
up va var vi vis
2-3 Student Center Activities: Fluency
Fluency
Common Syllables
F.CS.027
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