In Level 3, your student will continue to learn encoding skills, reliable spelling rules, and multisensory strategies for spelling, along with exciting new concepts including 10 new phonograms, the jobs of Silent E, words with C+l-e syllables, contractions, homophones, consonant and vowel suffixes, and past tense. Phonological awareness and encoding skills are taught throughout Level 3. Below is a sampling in each area:
Phonological Awareness
Analyze ways to spell long vowel sounds
Categorize the jobs of Silent E
Identify C+l-e syllable types
Learn about homophones
Learn about past tense
Learn about consonant suffixes and vowel suffixes
Encoding
Learn phonograms AI, AY, UR, OA, OO, EA, ED, IGH, IR, and EY
Spell words with C+l-e syllables, such as table
Spell words with double consonants, such as puzzle
Spell words with the ending sound of /e/ spelled y, such as happy
Spell words with consonant suffixes and vowel suffixes, such as thankful and loudest
Spell common contractions, such as can’t
Spell common pairs of homophones, such as dear and deer
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