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Letter Tile Free Play - Really Great Reading

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K to 2
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Letter Tile Free Play offers a free digital playspace to explore and practice reading skills using letter tiles and digraphs. Begin by selecting a format for moving letters; options...more
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Letter Tile Free Play offers a free digital playspace to explore and practice reading skills using letter tiles and digraphs. Begin by selecting a format for moving letters; options include using a mouse, trackpad, or touch input. The playspace offers lower case letter tiles, basic digraph tiles, and six color tiles. Next, move tiles onto the playspace to create and sound out words.

tag(s): literacy (115), preK (263), reading strategies (101), sounds (42)

In the Classroom

Use Letter Tile Free Play with emerging readers to practice sounding out and spelling words during reading groups or as a free exploration opportunity during computer center time. Share with parents to use at home to practice forming and reading words. Share this site and the parent guide with parents for use at home. For example, use the color tiles to indicate the number of letters found in a word as a visual tool for students to use when creating words. When using the color tiles, consider selecting one specific color to indicate the use of a digraph. This visual reminder makes it easier for students to understand that the digraph represents one sound created by two letters. Document and share student learning with parents using Seesaw, reviewed here.
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