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Nasal Sound Exclusion Phonics Pack

Short vowel discrimination drills built on word lists with every nasal-coloring context removed.

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Author / PublisherLiteracy Match Clinical Editorial Board · Foundational Systematic Intervention Series
Target Phonological GapShort-vowel confusion (/e/ vs /i/, /a/ vs /e/) in CVC and CCVC
Decodability Threshold100% controlled. 6 sight words listed.
Cognitive Load FactorSort-and-read only. No art, no glue.
Setting / TierTier 2 Small Group or Independent Centers
Time-to-Execution2-min prep · 15-min delivery · 3-min check
Print Readiness24 pages · Black-and-white, < 7% coverage · Double-sided safe · Sort cards reusable
Classroom Fit Spec Matrix · 8 parameters
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Prep Time
2-min prep
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Delivery Time
15-min delivery
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Group Size
Tier 2 Small Group or Independent Centers
04
Noise Level
moderate
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Print Cost
moderate · 24 pp, Black-and-white, < 7% coverage
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Differentiation
Built-in 3 levels (core · scaffolded · extension)
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Delivery Format
Print-ready
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Reusability
Sort cards reusable
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Foundational Decoding Series

  1. 01

    Why exclude nasals

    Before m, n, and ng, short vowels shift (the 'a' in 'ham' is not the 'a' in 'hat'). Removing these contexts gives clean vowel contrasts.

  2. 02

    Minimal pairs

    Every sort column uses minimal pairs (bet/bit, pat/pet) so the vowel is the only thing that changes.

  3. 03

    Typography

    Lexend 24pt sort cards, 1.25-inch cut lines for paper cutter only.

Public untaught sight-word list
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