The Candy 4WAY Phonics

CVC TRIPLE File Folder Game  Package

Just $4.97- and Look What You'll Receive!

THREE GAMES IN ONE PACKAGE!

Did you know that approximately 62% of the English language

is made up of short-vowel words and syllables? 

So learning to fluently sound out three-letter, short-vowel words (CVC words)

gives children an immediate head start in reading!

Therefore, we at Candy 4WAY Phonics are delighted to introduce you to

a brand new Triple CVC Phonic Game Package

to carry your child from two-letter blends onto three-letter, short vowel words,

ending with plenty of advanced practice adding on varied consonant endings. 

Three PDF Phonics CV and CVC File Folder Games

For just $4.97

          The Candy 4WAY Phonics TRIPLE PDF File Folder CVC Game Package contains three consonant-vowel-

          consonant (CVC) Games that build children from beginning two-letter blends into three-letter words

          containing a short vowel, and on into CVC words with varied consonant-letter endings. These three games

          combine over 50 two-letter blends and 176 game cards that contain graduated practice in blending

          CVC words.

          In addition, parents and teachers can select specific game cards for each game in order to “target”

          particular blends as well as explicit trouble spots for children. The game cards can also be used as

          flashcards for one-on-one practice or small-group instruction.

         At Candy 4WAY Phonics, we believe that children are gravely lacking in phonemic awareness skills.

         Moreover, we solidly propose that the whole idea behind the development of phonemic awareness skills is

         to give children all the skills necessary to sound out and authentically read three-letter CVC words with

         short-vowel sounds.

          At Candy 4WAY Phonics, we do NOT believe that children should begin their reading adventure by

          memorizing words from the Dolch Sight Word List. We do NOT believe that children build fluency by

          memorizing a page of text and learning to read that page faster and faster.

          We DO believe that children develop fluency in the same way they learn to ride a bike: step-by-step,

          blending the steps together, practicing those blending steps over and over until, at last, “practice makes

          perfect!” You see, a child learns to ride a bicycle by first sitting up on the seat and extending his feet down

          to the pedals. He then learns to push the pedals around with his feet while a parent or older sibling

          steadies the back of the bike while running alongside him. Soon, that child learns to blend together the

          correct seating position, the proper turn of the pedals, and the accurate front-wheel steering until he/she

          can balance the bike with poise, fervor, and confidence.

          In the same way, young children learn to read by first learning the alphabet letter sounds (not the alphabet

          letter names, but the sounds that the letters stand for). Next, they learn to blend those sounds together,

          and with repeated practice in sounding out all the blends in the words from left to right, fluent reading

          begins to take shape. Before they know it, they can recognize every word on every page instantly and

          accurately. Children who learn to sound out words know for certain all the individual letter sounds as well

          as all the letter blend sounds.

          Thus, phonetically-trained children become boys and girls who are able to read every word on every page.

          When those children become adults, they have no fear of approaching new words either privately or

          publicly. They become adept readers of any text whether it be a newspaper, a college textbook, or a lab

          report. And their skills began way back when they were young – when they learned that letters stand for

          sounds and that those sounds can be blended together to create three-letter, short-vowel CVC words.


          THE ORDER OF THE GAMES. Children should master the concepts in one game before moving on to the

          next game. (Note – the Candy 4WAY Phonics Program gives children additional systematic phonics

          training by providing step-by-step, daily 4WAY Phonics lessons and readers).

          The first game in this package gives children practice blending an initial consonant with a vowel

          (CV blends).

          The second game in the package gives children the review they often need to distinguish between the

          vowel sounds, blending an initial consonant with a vowel (CV blends) through the use of blend ladders,

          and reading through CVC words while noting the vowel sound in each word.

          The third game in the package gives children practice sounding out CVC words with varied three-letter,

          short vowel consonant endings.

To purchase this new Candy 4WAY Phonics CVC TRIPLE File Folder Game Package, click here.  

To purchase this new Candy 4WAY Phonics CVC TRIPLE File Folder Game Package,

for just $4.97

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