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This is set One out of two flash card sets I’ve created. Set one includes all of the single letter phonograms with the exception of /qu/ because “q” is always spelled with “u”.
What’s different about this set of flash cards compared to any other set I’ve seen? It’s that I have included every sound for each phonogram along with a photo of a word including each sound.
For example, letter “a” makes three sounds. /a/ as in ant. /a/ as in acorn. /a/ as in swan.
Letter “b” makes one sound.
Vowels are highlighted in red.
Consonants are highlighted in blue.
These flash cards are Montessori inspired and follow the Logic of English curriculum.
This is set One out of two flash card sets I’ve created. Set one includes all of the single letter phonograms with the exception of /qu/ because “q” is always spelled with “u”.
What’s different about this set of flash cards compared to any other set I’ve seen? It’s that I have included every sound for each phonogram along with a photo of a word including each sound.
For example, letter “a” makes three sounds. /a/ as in ant. /a/ as in acorn. /a/ as in swan.
Letter “b” makes one sound.
Vowels are highlighted in red.
Consonants are highlighted in blue.
These flash cards are Montessori inspired and follow the Logic of English curriculum.