Learning letter sounds is not something that has to come after mastering letter recognition, it can be done concurrently. Learning the sounds that letters make is a must for children to learn to read but it doesn’t have to be a scary task for teachers or parents. Take it slow as children show interest and most importantly have fun with these ways to learn letter sounds. For more great preschool activities check out my book Everyday Preschool.
This is one of my students’ favorite ways to play at our literacy center.
Not into princesses? Try using cars or dinosaurs instead!
This is always a hit. Remember to wash hands after using locks and keys.
Super Simple Letter Sounds Match
FREE Printable Letter Sounds Matching Mat
Beginning Letter Sounds Match At The Easel
Fill-in-the-blank Beginning Letter Sounds
Letter Sounds – Sidewalk Chalk Activities
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Learn more about why sounds are so important for learning to read. Read this post here.
Mercy Obioma says
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Mercy Obioma says
Thanks for this ,its really helpful.