To practice phonics (b - v, s - th, l - r, e - a, f - th, i - e, h - f) Preparation: Worksheets Procedure: Here are several phonics trees you can use in the classroom.
 
Step 1:
Have students practice the basic sounds.  It's helpful to...To practice phonics (b - v, s - th, l - r, e - a, f - th, i - e, h - f)

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Preparation:

Worksheets

Procedure:

Here are several phonics trees you can use in the classroom.
 
Step 1:
Have students practice the basic sounds.  It's helpful to draw mouths on the board and demonstrate where the tongue and lips should be when make the sounds.
 
Step 2:
Practice the words on the sheet slowly, exaggerating the target sounds.
 
Step 3:
Say one word from each row two times.  The students will circle the word they think you said.  Students who get to the correct city win!  Level Up: Try doing it a second time, but put a piece of paper in front of your mouth so they can't see your lip movements.
 
Optional:
I also included tongue twisters you can do if you have the time.

Notes:

These were designed for low level high schoolers, but I don't see why it couldn't work in junior high as well.