Tap It, Map It, Graph It In Action

Developing readers need to link the sounds (phonemes) in a word to the letters that represent the sounds (graphemes). Watch a new reader use phoneme grapheme mapping to encourage the orthographic mapping process.
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For more information about this, please watch my introduction video to this topic. • Tap It Map It Graph It
This process can be used to teach new sight words to readers of all ages and skill level. It is especially effective with dyslexic students, ELL students, and struggling readers.

[@sarahhammons3952]

OMG, your son is so stinking cute! These videos are great! Thanks for all the extra support you are giving us! 🥰🤗💚

[@intentional-literacy]

Thanks Sarah! I hope you are having a great year so far!

[@2WhiteAndNerdy]

Thanks! Can't wait to try this!

[@valeriebuys7472]

Love it!!!! Where did you get the little whiteboard??

[@barbarahill7916]

This is amazing...totally changing my approach on teaching sight words...thank you! ...how did you make the boxes for the sounds?

[@intentional-literacy]

Hi Barbara. It is actually just dry erase marker. You could also do painter's tape so you don't have to rewrite it every time.

[@davidlang5319]

This is excellent ! Where do you get those magnetic disks? Lakeshore?

[@intentional-literacy]

I actually made them out of math counters by adding magnet tape. I know companies sell them. I would search "magnetic two color counters."