a as in apple. b as in ball. Very short and quick. (Not buh!) Voiced.

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The Letter Sounds Some parents find helping their children with phonics quite difficult! I am hoping that the following will give you some assistance. If you are helping your Kindergarten or Grade One child to learn the letter sounds and to blend letters to form words, it is important that you teach the sound correctly. It is especially important that all consonant sounds are kept short and spoken quickly. Often children struggle to blend consonant sounds with a vowel sound uh on the end of each one. For example, /b/ /a/ /t/ cannot be blended easily if the sounds are made by saying buh /a/ tuh. To help keep the consonants short, the child can hold the first two fingers of his hand in front of the mouth like scissor blades, and cut the sound off short as it is spoken. Vowels (a, e, i, o, u) can be stretched. Some consonant sounds come from the throat and the voice box and are voiced. Some sounds are made in the mouth with air and are unvoiced. Be careful that any words you use have the correct sound. /g/ makes the sound in goat, not giraffe, /c/ makes the sound in cat, not city, and /e/ makes the sound in elephant, not early or easy, and so on.

a as in apple. b as in ball. Very short and quick. (Not buh!) Voiced. c as in cat. A short, quick sound. Not cuh, it is formed in the mouth with air. Unvoiced. This sound of c goes before a, o and u (cat, cot, cut). d as in dog. Keep the sound short and quick - not duh! Voiced. e as in elephant. This is the hardest sound for the children to say and to remember, and it is easily confused with /i/. Make sure it is said correctly. f as in fish. Place your top teeth on the lower lip and blow. Unvoiced. g as in goat. Keep the sound short! Voiced. h as in honey. The h sound is a puff of air from the lungs with the mouth open, not huh. Unvoiced. i as in it, is, igloo. j as in jump. The j sound is voiced. Keep the sound short. k as in kite. This is the same sound as c. We use k before e and i (kit, kept). l as in lunch. Voiced. Double l is treated as one sound and one tap. m as in Mom. Make the sound with the lips together. Voiced. n as in no. The tip of the tongue is on the roof of the mouth. o as in ox, odd, ostrich.

p as in pet. /p/ is a small explosion of air. If the children hold their hands in front of the mouth they can feel the air. Unvoiced. qu as in quit. Always teach the q with the u, as q is never seen alone. The sound is kw. Voiced. r as in rat. Keep the sound short. It s not ruh! Voiced. s as in snake. s is unvoiced. t as in ten. Keep the sound of t very short and quick. The sound is NOT tuh! t is unvoiced. The sound is made in the mouth with the tongue and air. u as in up. v as in van. /v/ makes the lip vibrate. Voiced. w as in win. Voiced. x is the sound of ks, as in ax. Unvoiced. y as in yes. y is first taught as a consonant. Voiced. z as in zip. Voiced.

Other Simple Sounds ck makes the k sound. Explain that c, k and ck make the same sound, but that ck is used at the end of a short word. When blending, ck is treated as one letter. For your information: ck always goes at the end of a one syllable word after a short vowel. Double letters at the end of a short word are considered one sound, as in well, pass, off, ar buzz. th as in thin. /th/, /sh/, /ch/ and /wh/ are called digraphs. A digraph occurs when 2 consonants together make an entirely different sound. Depending on the word, /th/ can be voiced or unvoiced. Teach it unvoiced by slightly sticking out the tongue and blowing. sh as in ship. Finger to the mouth - be quiet! Unvoiced. ch as in church. Unvoiced. wh as in wheel. Unvoiced. A soundless whistle.

An Alphabet Song (/-/ stands for the letter sound.) /a/ for apple, /b/ for bug, /c/ for cat, and /d/ for dug /e/ for elephant, /f/ for frog, /g/ for go, and /h/ for hog /i/ for itch, /j/ for jog, /k/ for keep, and /l/ for log /m/ for mom, /n/ for not, /o/ for on, and /p/ for pot /qu/ for queen, /r/ for rug, /s/ for sing, and /t/ for tug. /u/ for up, /v/ for vest /w/ for we and wiggle and west /x/ makes the double sound of k s (I say the letters here, not the sounds) found at the end of tax and fix (draw out the /k/ /s/ sounds) /y/ is for saying yes, yellow, you /z/ is the end, sing zip, zing, zoo B says /b/ like baseball. B says /b/ /b/ /b/. J says /j/ like jumping. J says /j/ /j/ /j/. R says /r/ like rabbit. R says /r/ /r/ /r/. C says /c/ like cookie. C say /c/ /c/ /c/. K says /k/ like kitten. K says /k/ /k/ /k/. S says /s/ like snowman. S says /s/ /s/ /s/. D says /d/ like dinosaur. D says /d/ /d/ /d/. L says /l/ like listen. L says /l/ /l/ /l/. T says /t/ like turtle. T says /t/ /t/ /t/. E says /e/ like elephant. E says /e/ /e/ /e/. M says /m/ like mother. M says /m/ /m/ /m/. U says /u/ like umbrella. U says /u/ /u/ /u/. F says /f/ like fireman. F says /f/ /f/ /f/. N says /n/ like nurse. N says /n/ /n/ /n/. V says /v/ like van. V says /v/ /v/ /v/. G says /g/ like goldfish. G says /g/ /g/ /g/. O says /o/ like octopus. O says /o/ /o/ /o/. X says /x/ like X-ray. X says /x/ /x/ /x/. H says /h/ like hospital. H says /h/ /h/ /h/. P says /p/ like pencil. P says /p/ /p/ /p/. Y says /y/ like yellow. Y says /y/ /y/ /y/. I says /i/ like igloo. I says /i/ /i/ /i/. Q says /q/ like queen. Q says /q/ /q/ /q/. Z says /z/ like zebra. Z says /z/ /z/ /z/.

Aa A is for alligator. A is for ants. A is for apples on my pants. Hh H is for horse. H is for hair. H is for hippopotamus on my chair. Oo O is for octopus. O is for ox. O is for ostrich in my box. Vv V is for violin. V is for van V is for violets in my pan. Bb B is for bear. B is for boat. B is for buttons on my coat. Ii I is for igloo. I is for ink. I is for iguana in my sink. Pp P is for pizza. P is for pan. P is for pencils in my can. Ww W is for worm. W is for wagon. W is for wings on my dragon. Cc C is for cow. C is for cat. C is for caterpillar on my hat. Jj J is for jelly. J is for jeep. J is for jacket on my sheep. Qq Q is for queen. Q is for quail. Q is for quarters in my pail. Xx X is for x-ray. X marks the spot. X is for kisses. I have a lot! Dd D is for dinosaur. D is for dog. D is for doll on my log. Kk K is for kite. K is for king. K is for key on my string. Rr R is for rose. R is for ring. R is for rabbit on my swing. Yy Y is for yo-yo. Y is for yak. Y is for yarn in my sack. Ee E is for envelope. E is for eggs. E is for elephant on my legs. Ff F is for fire engine. F is for fish. F is for fox in my dish. Gg G is for girl. G is for goat. G is for gorilla in my boat. Ll L is for lion. L is for log. L is for leaves on my frog. Mm M is for mittens. M is for mouse. M is for monkeys on my house. Nn N is for newspaper. N is for nest. N is for numbers on my vest. Ss S is for sun. S is for socks. S is for snails on my blocks. Tt T is for tooth. T is for truck. T is for tie on my duck. Uu U is for underwear. U is for up. U is for umbrella in my cup. Zz Z is for zebra. Z is for zoo. Z is for zipper on my shoe.