Vowel Blends | Combo Card

PREMIUM RESOURCE | A set of initial blend picture charts and word list- sc, sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw, tr, tw. Each chart supports students to develop knowledge of letter-sound relationships and to use what they know to help them to work out unfamiliar words. The multipurpose resource is suitable for wall display, teacher modelling flip-charts student booklets and more.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | The Beginning Blend Bundle supports letter – sound relationship of beginning blends in words. The resource includes twelve blend –picture cards to listen to sounds; twelve word cards and twelve puzzle cards to look and listen and identify the written form of the lettering and associate sounds; word list giving twenty examples of words students know; card and list templates for applying the new knowledge- finding examples of words in reading and adding them to a card or list to demonstrate the ability to use letter – sound links.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | A complete set of consonant and vowel phoneme and grapheme charts supporting the building of student knowledge that a sound can be represented by more than one letter. /b/ /c/ /d/ /f/ /g/ /h/ /j/ /l/ /m/ /n/ /ng/ /p/ /r/ /s/ /t/ /v/ /w/ /x/ /y/ /z/ /ch/ /sh/ /th soft/ /th hard/ /a e i o u/ /ae//oa/ /ue//ee/ /ie//oo/ /er//or/ /air//ear//oo//ou/ /oi//ar/ The resource assists the student to become a proficient reader by learning to match letters to sounds. To do this, it is essential to learn these common letter–sound relationships.

PREMIUM RESOURCE | The Beginning Blend Bundle supports letter – sound relationship of beginning blends in words. The resource includes twelve blend –picture cards to listen to sounds; twelve word cards and twelve puzzle cards to look and listen and identify the written form of the lettering and associate sounds; word list giving twenty examples of words students know; card and list templates for applying the new knowledge- finding examples of words in reading and adding them to a card or list to demonstrate the ability to use letter – sound links.