Phonetic Sound & Picture Sorting
$4.00
Phonics sorting activities help young learners develop crucial reading and literacy skills. They help children recognize and distinguish letter sounds, understand word structure, and build the foundation for reading fluency.
Use this set to teach phonetic sounds (short vowels) and letter symbols.
This set includes:
- 8 work charts
- 72 picture cards
- 8 control charts
- master word list
Picture cards are approx. 2" x 3".
The letters Q and X are not included in this material. Why?
In English, the letter Q is almost always followed by the letter U: quilt, quit, queen. It is considered a phonogram (2 letters together that make 1 sound).
The letter X is pronounced K-S, it is 2 single phonetic sounds put together. If the X is at the beginning of a word, it makes the zzz sound (as in xylophone) or a sound like "eggs" (as in Xavier). But if it is at the end of a word, it makes the -cks sound. In the word 'Xerox', the 'X' makes both the 'z' and 'cks' sounds. It's a complex concept for young children who are just learning single phonetic sounds, so this material doesn't include it.
Work charts and control charts are 8½" x 11", picture cards are approx. 2" x 3".
This file is in PDF format.
