Scribd
Upload
109 views

Introducing-the-SATPIN-Approach

Teaching Reading

Uploaded by

Roan
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
109 views

Introducing-the-SATPIN-Approach

Teaching Reading

Uploaded by

Roan
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 8

Introducing the

SATPIN Approach

The SATPIN approach is a phonics teaching sequence for


early literacy, focusing on the sounds S, A, T, P, I, and N. It
helps children build their blending and segmenting skills,
laying a strong foundation for reading and writing.

RR
by ROAN REVIDAD
Letter Flashcards
Visual Learning Uppercase and Engaging Illustrations
Lowercase
Use flashcards for each letter, Select appealing visuals that
incorporating visuals that Ensure the flashcards display are relevant to children's
match the sound, like a snake both uppercase and lowercase experiences and pique their
for "S" or an apple for "A". letters for early letter interest.
recognition.
Sound Picture Cards
1 Word Recognition 2 Sound Awareness
Use cards with images Help children connect
of items starting with the visual image to the
SATPIN sounds. sound, reinforcing
Encourage children to their understanding of
say the word, focusing the relationship
on the initial sound. between letters and
sounds.

3 Vocabulary Expansion
Introduce new vocabulary words within the context of
the SATPIN sounds, expanding children's knowledge
base.
Letter Formation Sheets
Tracing Free-Writing
Include tracing sections Provide free-writing
where children can sections where children
practice forming each can practice forming
letter, following the letters independently.
dotted lines.

Letter Formation
These sheets help build fine motor skills and reinforce
correct letter formation.
Word-Building Activities
CVC Words
Use magnetic letters, foam letters, or letter tiles to build
CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words such as sat, pin,
pat, tip, nap, and tan.

Blending Sounds
This activity helps students practice blending sounds to
form simple words, enhancing their phonetic awareness.

Word Recognition
As children build words, they connect the sounds to the
written form, fostering early word recognition skills.
Sorting Games
Sound Awareness Categorization

Beginning Sounds Sorting objects or pictures


by their beginning
sounds.

Ending Sounds Sorting objects or pictures


by their ending sounds,
introducing more complex
sound awareness.
Sound Boxes/Elkonin Boxes

Sound Awareness Phonetic Decoding


Use Elkonin boxes, where each box This activity encourages children to
represents one sound in a word. break down words into individual
Children can place a counter or sounds, developing phonetic
draw a mark in each box as they decoding skills.
sound out CVC words.

Segmenting
Children learn to segment words
into their constituent sounds, a
crucial skill for reading and spelling.
SATPIN Themed Songs and
Chants
1 Reinforcement
Create or find phonics songs that focus on the SATPIN
sounds, reinforcing the sounds and their correct
articulation.

2 Rhythm and Repetition


Simple chants and songs can reinforce the sounds and
their correct articulation in a fun and engaging way.

3 Auditory Learning
Songs and chants tap into auditory learning,
strengthening children's memory of the sounds.

You might also like