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A program for 4 to 5 year olds to teach initial sounds needed for reading
Designed by a Speech Pathologist for use in schools and the home, this extensive pack helps parents and teachers teach initial sound awareness
- Explicit 5-minute instruction sessions
- This pack makes children ready for an alphabet program
- Part of the 5-step Pre-Literacy Skill Process
Includes:
- Instructions that provide clear guidelines on how to effectively teach initial sound awareness
- Screening tool to determine readiness for an alphabet program
- 27 x mouth cards for continuant sounds with 120 x small activity picture cards
- 16 x mouth cards for stop sounds with 72 small activity picture cards
Related Downloads
Download: Implementing PLDs Whole School Literacy Download: Phonological Awareness & Pre-Literacy Development Fact Sheet Download: Early Years Language, Literacy & Motor Milestones Download: Ages & Stages of Literacy Development Fact Sheet Download: Speech Sound Development Milestones Fact SheetNational Curriculum Statement Click to reveal
Sound and letter knowledge - Phonemic awareness (sounds of language) - Recognise rhymes, syllables and sounds (phonemes) in spoken words
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