31Jan
Phonics beginning sounds games
There are tons of ways to begin teaching sounds. The best way I have come so far is teaching phonics beginning sounds with the help of pictures and games. I
Phonics games and activities
19Jan
free beginning sounds worksheets – FlipBooks
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. At no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Beginning sounds flipbooks are
19Oct
number words in English language
Number words such as one, three, eight, eleven, fourteen, twenty, etc. appear so frequently in the English language when reading that we don’t our little readers stopping to sound them
30Sep
a to z alphabet chart activity
I have created this ‘abc alphabet chart activity’ for letters a to z in order to revisit beginning sounds and letters with kids. Print out the chart on
24Sep
letter and sound activities a to z
How do we begin teaching phonics sounds? We start with beginning sounds. Letter and beginning sound activities play an important role in teaching phonics. Not only will this activity help
16Sep
alphabet playdough mats
I am always on the lookout for activities and games for preschoolers to teach them letters and their beginning sounds. Activities lead to engagement. I have created these playdough mats
12Aug
CVC words games
Little readers who have just begun reading need ample practice for sounding out CVC words. The fact that short vowel sounds can be really confusing for our little readers makes
27Jun
free phonics game – ck or k
Ck or k spelling rule is an important spelling rule which helps children spell words easily. I usually introduce this rule after The Double Consonant rule or The Floss rule. In
03Jun
digraph games
A consonant digraph is two adjacent consonants that produce one speech sound. They are not blends. In this post, I will be sharing sh, ch, th, wh games printable to practice
28Apr
s blends activities
Consonant blends which are also known as consonant clusters can be defined as two or more consonants together in which each consonant is pronounced, with no vowel sounds in between
