Kindergarten Reading Mastery
Level 1: Continuous CV Sound BlendingPart A Say the first sound, slide your finger smoothly to the vowel, and read the blend aloud:
Part A Say the first sound, slide your finger smoothly to the vowel, and read the blend aloud:
Part A Snap the letter puzzle pieces together. Say each sound and read the blend:
Part B Listen to your teacher or parent. Circle the bubble that makes the spoken sound:
Hop & Read Help Freddy Frog hop across all 10 lily pads! Read each blend as you tap it:
Story Time Read these decodable mini stories with voice expression! Color a star for each read:
| Level | Target Literacy Skill | Target Phonetic Exemplars | Curriculum Phase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | CV Blending & Continuous Phonation | ma, sa, ba, ta, me, he, we, be, no, so, go | ★ CURRENT LEVEL |
| Level 2 | VC Foundations & Rhyme Bases | -am, -an, -at, -in, -it, -on, -op, -up | Next Target |
| Level 3–5 | CVC Short Vowels & Sight Words | cat, hen, pig, dog, sun; decodable sentences | Kindergarten Bridge |
| Level 6 | Beginning & Ending Blends & Digraphs | frog, stop, drum; ship, chop, thin, duck | Grade 1 (Q1) |
| Level 7–8 | Silent E & Vowel Teams | cake, bike, bone; rain, feet, boat, cloud | Grade 1 (Q2–Q4) |
| Level 9–10 | R-Controlled & Fluency Passages | star, bird, fork; multi-paragraph stories | Grade 2 Mastery |
| Skill Level | Observed Reading & Decoding Behavior | Recommended Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| Mastery (85%–100%) 14–16 Points |
Seamlessly slides consonant sound directly into the vowel without pausing or dropping air; reads all 10 CV blends within 2 seconds each. | Advance directly to Level 2: VC Foundations & Rhyme Bases (-at, -an, -in, -op). |
| Developing (60%–84%) 10–13 Points |
Occasionally produces choppy pauses (e.g. says /m/... /a/ before saying 'ma'); recognizes continuous consonants (m, s) faster than stop consonants (b, t). | Practice physical finger-sliding drills on the sound slide track; hold the consonant sound longer into the vowel. |
| Beginning (<60%) 0–9 Points |
Guesses letters randomly or cannot combine two isolated phonemes into an open syllable unit. | Revisit isolated letter-sound recognition drills with tactile sandpaper letters and mirror mouth modeling. |