These digital phonics slides will help you teach students to decode and spell words! The Google Slides can be used throughout the school year to supplement, review, or extend students’ knowledge of K-2 phonics skills. They’re perfect for Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade - or even for older students who need a review!

These materials will help your students:

Master Kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade phonics skills
Build reading fluency and spelling skills
Have fun and stay engaged during your phonics lessons!

Here’s what’s included:

Links to 105 total Google Slide decks for the following K-2 phonics skills:

Letter Names & Sounds (26 slide decks: 1 for each letter)
CVC Words (6 slide decks: Short A, Short E, Short I, Short O, Short U, Mixed Review)
Digraphs (7 slide decks: CH, SH, TH, WH, CK, QU*, Mixed Review)
Double Final Consonants (6 slide decks: -FF, -LL, -ALL, -SS, -ZZ, Mixed Review)
Inflectional Endings (5 slide decks: -S, -ES, -ING, -ED, Mixed Review)
Initial & Final Blends (6 slide decks: Initial S-Blends, Initial L-Blends, Initial R-Blends, Final S & L Blends, Final T, MB, & ND Blends, Mixed Review)
Silent E Words (5 slide decks: Long a, Long i, Long o, and Long u, Mixed Review)
Glued Sounds (3 slide decks: Words with NG, Words with NK, Mixed Review)
R-Controlled Vowels (6 slide decks: AR, OR, IR, ER, UR, Mixed Review)
Closed Syllable Exceptions (3 slide decks: -old/-ost/-olt, -ild/-ind, Mixed Review)
Long Vowel Patterns (13 slide decks: AI, AY, EE, EA, Y (ē), IGH, Y (ī), OA, OW, OE, UE, EW, Mixed Review)
Complex Word Endings (4 slide decks: Final /k/, Final /j/ spelled -dge/-ge, Final /ch/ spelled -tch/-ch, Consonant-L-E words)
Complex R-Controlled Vowels (6 slide decks: AR_E / ARE / AIR, ER_E / EAR / EER, IRE / IER, ORE / OAR, UR_E / URE, Mixed Review)
Diphthongs & Sounds of OO (9 slide decks: AW, AU, OW, OU, OI, OY, OO (ŏŏ), OO (ōō), Mixed Review)

Teacher directions and picture key for easy use
Printable student sheets (for decoding and encoding activities; optional for students to use as you go through the slides)

These digital phonics slides are easy to pause and resume, so they make a handy practice tool whether you have 5 minutes or 20 minutes available!

The types of activities are consistent between the decks (with a few exceptions, like in the alphabet slides, where students are not yet reading words). Generally, students will be engaged in the following activities:

Learning about sounds and spelling patterns
Phonemic awareness (phoneme isolation/matching, blending, and segmenting)
Reading words with a target phonics pattern (decoding)
Spelling words with a target phonics pattern (encoding)
Writing sentences with target words (dictation)
Reading passages with target phonics patterns

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