High-Frequency Word Tic-Tac-Toe
Read a word, place the card, three in a row wins. Set 1 online and printable; more sets coming.
Practice for young readers, in the order Orton-Gillingham teaches. Some are free for everyone; members get them all. New ones arrive often.
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Read a word, place the card, three in a row wins. Set 1 online and printable; more sets coming.
Pick the target word and up to three review words; your child finds every bubble with the target word. Rows or scattered, online or printed.
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Picture cards; clap the parts and sort them under 1, 2 or 3 claps.
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Find the picture that rhymes (cat / hat). Online: tap the pair.
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Three pictures, one doesn't rhyme or start the same; find it.
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Sort picture cards under the letter of their first sound.
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Say a word, push a counter into a box for each sound. Printable mats and tokens.
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Hear the sounds slowly (c-a-t), pick the picture of the word.
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Change one sound to make a new word (cat → cap); hear it, pick it.
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Our own deck: letter, our key word and picture, sound. For daily review at home.
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Flip-card drill online with Cheryl's voice; the child says the sound, then hears it.
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Large letters with start dots and arrows; trace, then write. Air- and sand-writing tips for parents.
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Hear a sound, tap the letter; quick rounds with stars.
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Sort pictures by their short vowel sound.
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Cards and game for sh, ch, th, wh, ck, ng.
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Letter tiles and mats to build short-vowel words (cat, sit, mop).
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Slide the first sound and the ending together and read the word.
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Change one letter at a time to climb from one word to another.
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Read a word; is it a real word or a silly one? Builds careful decoding.
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Add an “e” and hear the vowel change (cap → cape).
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Sort words into the six syllable types, with picture reminders we draw.
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Cards for dividing longer words into syllables, then reading them.
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3×3 and 4×4 boards plus calling cards; online version calls the words aloud.
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Roll a die, read a word in that column, color the box.
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For tricky (red) words: tap the sounds, trace in color, write from memory.
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Build short sentences from word cards, then read them aloud.
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Find this week's words in a short original story; tap or circle them.
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Find the way from start to finish by coloring the target word. Same settings as Word Bubbles, online or printed.
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Hear a word, spell it with letter tiles; gentle hints, never a buzzer.
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Parent reads words and a sentence; child writes. Answer key for the parent.
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One card per rule in our own words (for example, when to use -ck, double f/l/s/z).
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Pick the right spelling for a sound in a word (k / c / ck).
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Short phrases built from the word sets (“on the mat”), read three times.
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Original short stories that use only the sounds and words taught so far.
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Read a passage three times; color a bar each time. Shows growth.
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Optional timed read with a gentle chart of the child's own progress (off by default).
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Build words: un + lock, jump + ed. Read and say what they mean.
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Two-piece puzzles that make one word (sun + set).
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Base word + parts = new word, with meaning cards.
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Match common Latin and Greek roots to meanings (grades 3+).
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Put three or four picture cards of a short story in order and retell it.
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A printable cube: who, what, where, when, why, how; roll and answer about a story.
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A hand map for retelling: who, where, problem, events, ending.
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One page in plain language: what it is, why it works, what to expect.
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A fridge checklist for a short daily routine.
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Phrases to use when a child is stuck, and what to avoid saying.
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Words mastered, one sticker each; matches the online progress.
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The format Cheryl's packs use, so families know what to expect.
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Phoneme, syllable, digraph, red word… explained simply.
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