Analogy Charts for Practicing and Learning Spelling Patterns

8/28/2016

For older students analogy charts are great for practicing and learning spelling patterns!

Analogy charts are basically T-Charts. Students write and sort words according to their spelling patterns.

They are great for working on vowel patterns, word endings, and that tricky silent e! It's not suggested that it be used at too early of an age (level G if you use Fountas & Pinnell's continuum).

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Marilyn E McCarty

6/12/2022 11:23:08 am

Do you have any words for analogy t-charts free? I have run out.

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