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Rime Magic
Phonics-Powered Prevention and Intervention for All Students
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Rime Magic
Phonics-Powered Prevention and Intervention for All Students
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Description
Rime Magic is a word-recognition resource that’s changing the lives of readers across the country. The rime is the key part of a word that makes it easy to see the structure (for example, the /ip/ in slippery or the /at/ in splattered). In engaging, five-minute lessons, students add onsets (i.e., beginnings) and endings to the rimes to combine those parts into words and analyze those words—like magic! They learn to see the natural segmentation patterns of the written word—and “crack the code”—using their ability to hear onsets and rimes to make letter-sound correspondences. With practice, students pick up the pace and the rime jumps out at them as they read. Confidence soars and word recognition becomes more and more automatic, leading to enhanced comprehension and fluency.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Phonics
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OUR
PRICE: 97.49
LIST PRICE: 129.99
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OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
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Your order will ship on or around the release date
Description
Rime Magic is a word-recognition resource that’s changing the lives of readers across the country. The rime is the key part of a word that makes it easy to see the structure (for example, the /ip/ in slippery or the /at/ in splattered). In engaging, five-minute lessons, students add onsets (i.e., beginnings) and endings to the rimes to combine those parts into words and analyze those words—like magic! They learn to see the natural segmentation patterns of the written word—and “crack the code”—using their ability to hear onsets and rimes to make letter-sound correspondences. With practice, students pick up the pace and the rime jumps out at them as they read. Confidence soars and word recognition becomes more and more automatic, leading to enhanced comprehension and fluency.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Phonics