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Changing Y to I Spelling Rule for Adding Suffixes, The Y Rule Activities, Games, Phonics Worksheets
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Add to cartChanging Y to I Spelling Rule Tools is packed full of multi-sensory practice activities and worksheets to help students remember when to change the y to i when adding a suffix.
Cool Tools Spelling Rules packs include interactive notebook pages, anchor charts, games, practice pages, word building activities, memory anchors, word lists, assessment ideas, and more. Digital Boom Practice Cards are also available. This was created to give students the tools they need to apply spelling rules and improve both spelling and reading skills.
Ready to print and go, they complement any Orton-Gillingham based program and can be used alone or with any spelling or reading/phonics instruction. These activities make great tutoring and learning center activities. Activities are included at various levels for easy differentiation.
⭐Use all of the Cool Tools for Spelling Rules packs to create a complete interactive spelling rules notebook. A money-saving bundle of all 11 packs includes the c/k rule, the ck/k rule, the FLSZ rule, tch and ch rule, j rules, y rule, hard and soft c rule, hard and soft g rule, doubling rule, drop the e rule, and the y to i rule.
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“Was a great option to help teach the Y to I rule to my class.”
“I loved this for the first week of school. Highly recommend!”
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I appreciate having a lot of ways to get words that follow this pattern in front of my students. It is a tricky one, so lots of exposure to these words is often needed, and keeping it fun is key!
Angela B.
Grades taught: 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
Students loved it, and it was highly effective for review.
Natalie H.
Grades taught: 6th
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