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Support structured literacy instruction with this flexible, no-prep Science of Reading Word Work Centers—designed to be used with any word list. These phonics tasks and centers align with Science of Reading principles, making them a perfect fit for your small groups, literacy centers, or independent word work time.
Support structured literacy instruction with this flexible, no-prep Science of Reading Word Work Centers—designed to be used with any word list. These phonics tasks and centers align with Science of Reading principles, making them a perfect fit for your small groups, literacy centers, or independent word work time.
Whether you’re targeting phonics patterns, syllable types, or morphology, these activities are easy to organize, engaging for students, and adaptable for differentiated instruction. This resource is ideal for students in grades K–2, intervention groups, or any setting where explicit and systematic phonics practice is needed.
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Use color-coded systems (e.g., green for single-syllable words, yellow for mixed-syllable, blue for multisyllabic + affixes) to scaffold tasks and meet students where they are. With this set, you’ll be able to reuse the same centers all year long, simply swapping in the weekly word list from your curriculum.
This resource includes over 150+ pages of options to meet the needs of your classroom. Only the print the ones that make sense for you and your classroom!
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Heather K. –
Even though this states it’s for K-2, I feel it can be used for some of the older grades, as it seems that phonics is getting lost in the shuffle somewhere.
Andrea L. –
A Great tool for independent work or small groups!
Nancy R. –
These are well made and easy to implement in my classroom during centers.
Lauren Torres –
I’m very excited to use this resource with my students this year. There are lots of choices for the students to practice with.
Caitlin at Ms. Preppy’s Blog –
Great resource that allows you to use the same activities for any list!
Mrs O’s Class –
I loved Catherine’s math stations, so I wanted to try some for literacy. This was perfect! The stations are easy to implement and I love the visuals. Thank you! A+
Laura C. –
These work well with our existing list of spelling words and phonics patterns. I put these in centers for students to use during our literacy rotations.
PNW Teacher –
I love all of these activities. I also love the page with the target skill on them. I appreciate the how-to for my students as they build independence.
Dawn U. –
Having the same activities for weekly word practice builds confidence in first grade word decoders!
MaryAnn P. –
My students enjoyed this resource! Thank you very much!
Tara McKenzie –
“This resource was engaging, easy to implement, and student-friendly! The directions were clear, and the activity kept my students actively involved while reinforcing important skills. I especially appreciated how organized and visually appealing the pages were. It worked great for independent practice, small groups, and review. My students enjoyed it, and it saved me valuable planning time. Highly recommend for upper elementary classrooms!”
Christina C. –
These centers were easy to organize and the students enjoyed using them. They were also adaptable to different skills which made it easy to use them all year long.
Kolby G. –
This is such a useful resource for kids to practice their weekly phonics skills. You can use the different worksheets with any set of words or skill. I use them weekly with our weekly phonics focus as a center for extra practice.
Suzanne Turner –
I’m so thankful I found this resource! It’s been great!
Mrs. Rice’s Little Owls –
These centers are perfect for my word work area of my class
Amy Walker –
This is a comprehensive resource that will allow me to have word work centers set up all year! This has made it super easy for my students to independently work, while allowing me to run rotations without having to stop and redirect behaviors. Love this resource!