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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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Nora G. –
I had hoped there would be new ways for students to create words, but most of these are available for free online or in TPT. However, I will say if you don’t already have these, it is a great source for new teachers to have these centers in one place.
Ann Marie Bishop –
What an awesome resource! Students use these stations during small group time, and it holds them accountable for doing the work.
Megan A. –
These are great for keeping other students meaningfully occupied for short periods of time while you meet with small groups.
Renae H. –
Great Resource! My learners loved it!! It really proved useful for the classroom to further understand the concept:)
Adriane C. –
This is an amazing resource with endless center activities
Allyson B. –
This was the perfect addition to my small group and independent work stations.
Natasha Smith –
These are such a great resource that I use daily in my small group instruction. Easy and engaging.
Alicia V. –
I originally purchased this when I was homeschooling my young children. Now that I’m back in the classroom, it’s become a great resource for my reading centers and tiered instruction during small group!
Amy Weber –
This resources is great for my first grade kiddos to help reinforce different skills taught.
Quisa L. –
This word work centers resource offers many great tools that make it easy to switch out centers. The students enjoy them.
Angela A. –
This word work centers resource has so many great resources to make centers easy to switch out. The students like the centers.
Flor H. –
great resource to use with small group inervention or in workstation
Jolene I. –
This is a great resource for small groups or independent centers to practice phonics skills.
Jennifer C. –
My students love these word work centers and easily complete them independently.
Renee H. –
This is a great resource to use for word work centers. My students love it.
Lori M. –
This is a great resource to use for word work centers. My students love it.