Set of 32 Word Family Books, 32 laminated flashcards & 1 Teacher's Notes

Set of 32 Books, 32 laminated flashcards and 1 Teacher's Guide.
Sunshine Phonics Word Family books focuses on ways to learn the most commonly found word families.
Word Family Books
Excerpt: Mad, Sad, Glad
Word family words are single syllable wrds with a beginning and a rhyme, commonly called the "onset" and "rime". In pain, p is the onset, ain is the rime.
It is important for reading and spelling to hear the sounds at the beginning of the word and the cluster(s) of sounds that follow. Learning regular spelling patterns can be achieved effectively through awareness of onset and rimes.
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Excerpt: Mice Like Rice
32 Laminated Flash Cards (1 for each corresponding title)
Form new words and draw the corresponding picture using erasable ink. This activity supports spelling development and phonemic awareness.
Teacher's Notes
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| Word Family | Title | Skills Onset and Rime (Phonics) | High-frequency Words |
| -ack | Where is Jack? | s-ack, tr-ack, p-ack, sn-ack, J-ack, st-ack | here, is, in, the |
| -ad | Mad, Sad, Glad | m-ad, s-ad, gl-ad, d-ad, b-ad, short o | I, am, is |
| -ail | Where is the Snail? | sn-ail, tr-ail, n-ail, p-ail, t-ail | is, here, the, where, and |
| -ain | Rain | r-ain, tr-ain, pl-ain, gr-ain, ch-ain, dr-ain, p-ain | on, the, down, a, what |
| -ake | A Big Mistake | m-ake, c-ake, sh-ake | a, I, and, for, to, big |
| -all | All on the Wall | all, w-all, t-all, f-all | ran, up, the, look |
| -ame | We Are The Same | s-ame, n-ame, f-ame, fl-ame | we, look, is, the, my, and, her |
| -an | Super Dan, The Fix-it Man | m-an, c-an, f-an, p-an, v-an | is, the, it, he, can |
| -at | Rat-Tat-Tat | r-at, th-at, c-at, m-at, h-at, f-at, sc-at | what, is that, I, see, a, on, the, in, big |
| -ate | Too Late! | ate, l-ate, d-ate, pl-ate, cr-ate, sk-ate, g-ate | the, is here |
| -ay | Grandpa, How Are You Today? | pl-ay, h-ay, s-ay, w-ay, d-ay | you, what, that, no, I, and, yes, say |
| -eat | A Treat to Eat | eat, tr-eat, m-eat, h-eat, s-eat, b-eat, n-eat | a, on, the, is |
| -ee | What Do You See? | tr-ee, thr-ee, s-ee | the, on, what, see, I |
| -ell | I Spell Very Well | sp-ell, w-ell, t-ell | I, can, you |
| -en | What Happened Then? | the-en, d-en, t-en, h-en,p-en, m-en | what, and, a, her, in |
| -est | West Street | w-est, b-est, n-est | is, the, on, we |
| -et | A Pet You Have Not Met | p-et, m-et, l-et, g-et, v-et, w-et, s-et, n-et | me, you, a, the, like, come, to |
| -ice | Mice Like Rice | ice, m-ice, r-ice, n-ice | like, and, is, said, the |
| -ick | The Ice Creams on a Stick Trick | st-ick, l-ick, qu-ick, tr-ick | on, a, what |
| -ide | I Ride Outside | r-ide, si-ide, h-ide | I, down |
| -ight | A Dark Dark Night | n-ight, s-ight, r-ight, br-ight, l-ight, fr-ight | it, a, no, is, in, to, the, look, me |
| -ill | Down the Hill | h-ill, thr-ill, w-ill, st-ill, sp-ill | down, the, what, see, I, look |
| -in | Granny's Legs Are Thin | in, th-in, ch-in, gr-in, tw-in, sh-in, sk-in | see, my, on, little |
| -ing | Bring Me a String | br-ing, str-ing, spr-ing, r-ing, sw-ing | I, a, me |
| -ink | Blink and Wink | bl-ink, w-ink, dr-ink, th-ink | my, can, I, is, what, you |
| -it | Grandma Can Knit | kn-it, s-it, h-it, f-it | see, my, her, it |
| -og | The Frog And The Dog | d-og, fr-og, l-og, f-og, j-og, short o | the, and, a, can, you, in |
| -ook | The Cook Book | c-ook, b-ook, l-ook | I, what, look, in, the, no, that |
| -op | Hop To The Shop | h-op, sh-op, p-op, t-op, st-op, fl-op, short o | I, the, to |
| -ot | What Is Hot And What Is Not | h-ot, n-ot, l-ot, short o | the, is, like it |
| -own | The Clown In Town | cl-own, t-own, d-own, fr-own | the, come, down, to, said, and, see |
| -ump | Ker-thump! | j-ump, st-ump, th-ump | I, on, a, my, up |