RF.2.3

Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.

There are 10 videos in this category and 30 videos in 6 subcategories.

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Ages: 3 - 9
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The Prefixes UN and RE
From YouTube, produced by Between the Lions
In this very brief 'Between the Lions' video, the prefixes UN and RE are addressed. Suitable for second through fourth grades. The video is slightly blurry. (00:47)
Found by teresahopson in RF.2.3
January 16, 2010 at 04:50 PM
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Ages: 7 - 9
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Re- and Pre- Spelling Patterns
From TeacherTube, produced by Word Wizards
Introduction is almost 2 minutes long.  A spelling list of  pre- and re- prefix word practice.  Narrators reads the entire list and the challenge words.  Each word is spelled orally and individual letters appear on the screen.  Narrator defines the w... [more]
Found by grazianione in RF.2.3
August 2, 2009 at 02:14 PM
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Ages: 3 - 6
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Build-A-Word - Vine
From YouTube, produced by PBS Kids.org
In this short cartoon clip from "WordWorld", the WordFriends use the letters V, I, N, and E to build the word "vine."   After the word is built, it transforms into a vine made of the letters used. (01:01)
Found by CKR11 in RF.2.3
August 11, 2009 at 09:36 AM
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Ages: 5 - 7
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Prefixes 'un' and 're' - The "Un" People Zipped and Unzipped
From YouTube, produced by PBSKids.org
This short animated clip tells about the meanings of the prefixes "un" and "re" in a funny cartoon. First, the rhinos are zipped up in the bag. Then, the "un" people "unzipped" the bag. It takes the heroism of the "re" people to "rezip" the bag. Prod... [more]
Found by CKR11 in RF.2.3
July 29, 2009 at 09:33 AM
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Ages: 18 - 18
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Dice Roll Blending
From YouTube
This dice rolling game allows students to practice phonics.  The die have letters that when rolled together create words and nonsense words.  For example /dr/- /o/- /p/ are letters that could be on dice to make a word.  (05:41)
Found by Rockefellerteacher in RF.2.3
September 6, 2012 at 07:59 PM
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Ages: 5 - 10
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Spelling Rules: Focus on the Doubling Rule
From YouTube, produced by MaryBeth Stephen
A catchy chant and humor helps viewers memorize this spelling rule. (10:00)
Found by Mrs Jefferies in RF.2.3
July 27, 2011 at 01:16 AM
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Ages: 5 - 9
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Spelling Rules! - 2008 Axtell Contest
From YouTube, produced by Axtell Expressions
A video with puppets, Russell and the gang, put on a show to help explain the I before E rule. (02:01)
Found by Mrs Jefferies in RF.2.3
July 27, 2011 at 01:05 AM
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Ages: 4 - 7
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Between the Lions: Cliff Hanger and the Wish Upon a Star
From YouTube, produced by PBS Kids
PBS Kids Video.  The talented Cliff Hanger Singers landed a dream role in this one.  In this video Cliff Hanger, reads about wishing on a star.  Video is short, but students can read along as some of the words are printed on the screen.  This video i... [more]
Found by Barb in RF.2.3
August 10, 2009 at 06:26 PM
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Ages: 8 - 13
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Word Parts - Alpha Wheel - Part 1
From YouTube, produced by Margaret Jean Campbell
Introduction to English words, word parts (prefix, root, suffix) and words beginning with UN and ending with ABLE.  The alpha wheel is a circle with letters around it that all words in the English language are built on. (02:13)
Found by grazianione in RF.2.3
April 26, 2010 at 09:38 AM
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Ages: 8 - 13
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AlphaWheel-Part 2- Word Parts
From YouTube, produced by Margaret Jean Campbell
Part 2  continues with English words, word parts (prefix, root, suffix) and words beginning with UN and ending with ABLE.  The alpha wheel is a circle with letters around it that all words in the English language are built on.
Found by grazianione in RF.2.3
April 26, 2010 at 09:54 AM
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