A Free Phonics Lesson Plan on Graphemes

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A Free Phonics Lesson Plan on Graphemes

This free phonics lesson plan introduces the graphemes a_e, i_e, and o_e. It is one of many within the Off2Class Foundational Literacy Curriculum.

We’ve made these lessons free and downloadable because we want to help teachers address the literacy gaps that are often present across several secondary EL student populations. The challenge that many districts face is because most existing interventions are designed for younger learners and native English speakers. Off2Class offers an age-appropriate scope and sequence designed to address the literacy gaps that might be present in any subset of the secondary EL population. Addressing these gaps targets a key blocker that is often limiting a learner’s English proficiency gains.

When should you teach this free foundational literacy lesson for Secondary ELs?

Lessons like this one are designed specifically for secondary ELs, and are perfect for teaching in-person or virtually.

Download this free phonics lesson plan on the graphemes a_e, i_e, and o_e here:


LS.6.1: a_e, i_e, o_e (WIDA: Pre-Entering)

Introduce graphemes a_e, i_e, o_e. Practice reading sound-out words using these sounds. Introduce and practice relevant sight words.

 

How can we further support your Secondary ELs?

If you enjoyed this free ESL lesson plan download, there are 150+ more available here. The lesson plans are designed to save you time.

We know teaching Secondary ELs can be tricky. Therefore, we also offer a wide selection of other resources, training, and content to help you succeed. You can sign up for a free account to access these resources!

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