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Welcome to F.F.L. 2

Below you will find easy-to-follow directions along with clarifying images that will guide you through each Foundations 2 lesson. Remember: The essential ingredient is the connection you make with your child. Look into their eyes. Smile. Share with them what they’re doing well. Most important… Have fun! Know that you are providing the foundation upon which your child's reading and spelling skills are being built.

Note: When a letter or word is written between two forward slanted lines, it indicates that the sound of the letter(s) is being used rather than the name of the letter(s). The name of this letter is b or /bee/. The associated sound is /b/. (Strive to eliminate any short u sound from the end of this sound.)

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FFL2.1
Book Bums. by Malinda Hartong, @TheHartongs | Photojournalists
Book Bums. by Malinda Hartong, @TheHartongs | Photojournalists

FFL 2.1

magic e

FFL 2.2

oo

FFL 2.3

ar

FFL 2.4

ow & ou

FFL 2.5

or & s/z

FFL Review Documents

Use this spelling assessment to determine students’ first error/most foundational phonics lesson needed in the progression.

Use this slide show to review all phonics lessons you’ve taught. Do not go beyond the lessons you’ve explicitly taught.

Use this slide show to have students use the phonics rules they’ve learned to decode words. Do not go beyond the lessons you’ve explicitly taught.

FFL Organizational Pages

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