Alphabet Bundle Speech-to-Print Approach Science of Reading

Description

Introduce letters with a sounds-first approach with these practice pages, sound cards, and interactive PowerPoints! Use these multisensory resources to help your students make letter-sound connections faster.

Start with the PowerPoint to get your kids moving to learn the letter. Then, use the pages whole-group OR in your small-group sessions.

Sound cards can be displayed in your classroom. There are 2 sizes so you can use them in small groups as well. *Includes the alphabet and digraphs*

This bundle includes the following 2 resources:

Sound to Letter Pages

⭐2 practice pages for each letter in the alphabet: lowercase, then uppercase

• 1. Say picture names, then isolate the first sound to identify the focus phoneme
• 2. Discuss articulation
• 3. Identify type of sound (vowel/ consonant, voiced/ unvoiced)
• 4. Find pictures that begin with the focus sound
• 5. Practice writing the letter
• 6. Find the letter
• 7. Review by tapping the letter and saying the sound and name
• *Plus 2nd page: kids practice the capital letter and review the lowercase.

⭐Bonus: digraph pages

⭐Review pages for 3 sounds at a time

⭐Sound cards in 2 sizes

⭐Teacher Guide & Answer Keys

Kinesthetic Alphabet PowerPoints

PowerPoint Activities for each letter:

• Isolate the sound: Students say 4 picture names and identify the focus sound.
• Analyze articulation: Discuss how the sound “feels.” How is the mouth formed? What is the tongue touching? etc.
• Action: Each letter has a motion for students to perform with the letter sound: A- alligator chomp, B-bunny hop, etc.
• Body-Spelling: Students make the letter with their bodies
• Sound Extension or Bounce: Students point to follow the dotted line to extend the sound or ‘bounce’ it
• Pointing Dots under alliterative sentences help kids track words with 1:1 correspondence
• Sky-writing capital and lowercase letters
• Sky-circling pictures that begin with the target sound
• Turn & Talk: The last slide asks students to turn to a partner and share ideas of more examples

Includes a free digital upgrade! A Google slides version that can be used on tablets or any device by students! Includes audio, animated gifs, moveable parts. . . so much fun!

In addition to the activities above, there are half and full-page alphabet sheets where kids can draw and write an example. Use these for

• exit tickets
• whole-group extension activity
• center activity
• make a class book