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“Don’t worry about spelling, just write.” This is what I used to tell students when they asked me how to spell a word. This is what I was told to relay to students because according to the experts, correcting a student’s spelling errors would take away their motivation to write.

When students turned in essays with countless errors, I just grumbled in silence.

Now, when I am working on reading skills with a student, we also practice spelling through dictation exercises. And if a student has a question about how to spell a word, I assist rather than say do not worry about spelling.

You can use the cards as flashcards at first and then gradually build your sound wall. I would post the cards on the wall as we learn them together.

Sound Story Picture Cards - With Or Without Alphabet Letters Use these cards at all levels when you are introducing A Sound Story About Audrey And Brad. Print on white card stock, and cut into separate flashcards. After reading new sections of the story to the students, show the sound picture cards for those sections. School Zone - Phonics Made Easy Flash Cards - Ages 6 and Up, Preschool to 2nd Grade, Short Vowels, Long Vowels, Word-Picture Recognition, and More by School Zone and Joan Hoffman Apr 1, 1994 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,667. These beginning sounds flash cards are designed to help your children practice and develop their early reading skills, such as: Hearing initial sounds – this is the ability to hear and recognize the first sound of a word Letter recognition – knowing what the written form (letters) of the sounds look like. The capital letter cards can be useful when teaching children the names of letters rather than the sounds. This is a comprehensive collection of sound spelling cards to use with your reading phonics and spelling instruction. Free Printable Flashcards With Pictures 25 Consonant Blends For Jolly Phonic Flash Cards Colour Pdf Jolly Phonics Phonics. These printable phonics flashcards will help your kids relate sounds to written letters. Phonics teaches children who are learning to read the relationship between phonemes (sounds of oral language) and graphemes (letters that represent sounds in print).

The Sound-Spelling set is not an alphabet set. There are over 100 cards to post on a board or cut out and use as flashcards.

Students should be able to understand the sound (phoneme) and the way it is written down (grapheme).

The Sound-Wall Cards can be divided into the following sections.
This is how I organize my cards, but you do what makes sense to you.

Short-Vowel Sounds
Consonants
Digraphs
Long-Vowel Sounds
(includes Silent e and vowel teams)
R-Controlled Vowel Sounds
Other Vowel Sounds
(includes <aw> in “hawk”, and <oi> in “oil”)

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I encourage you to trade out your word wall for a sound wall.

Help your students make the connection between reading and writing and strengthen both skills concurrently.

You can add words below each pattern as you introduce them throughout the year. You can also have your students replicate the wall in their reading/spelling journal.

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Until next time, patience and practice!

Angelica Lima