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Support your students with these beautiful phonics posters and word family posters!
Learning to read and write word families helps develop literacy skills by seeing patterns in words.
Every poster comes with 3 options so you can find the perfect posters for your phonics lessons and centers.
Knowledge of word families helps children to recognize unfamiliar words quickly and aids in building their confidence during the difficult early reading stages. Teaching word families is an integral part of teaching reading.
Teach and Display these word family posters in your classroom. These posters will help young learners read and remember new words. These posters are vibrant and colorful.
Here are some ideas for using the posters in your classroom:
- create a word family anchor chart during a lesson
- make a bulletin board or classroom display
- laminate for a quick literacy center
- add to book bins for student fluency practice
- send home for families to practice together
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- Teaching across a wide range of year levels, including multigrade classrooms, has taught me the importance of adapting lessons so every student can participate, feel supported and make progress. That experience guides the way I plan lessons and create resources. My experience includes: - Teaching multigrade K–2 and Years 3–6 classes - Working as a Reading Recovery, RFF and Learning Support teacher - Creating courses for the ClassCover Relief Teaching Association - Writing units of work for Inquisitive - Working as a unit writer and Learning Support teacher for NSW Distance Education These roles have given me a practical understanding of what students need to learn—and what teachers need to help them succeed.