Sound Wall for Classroom
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Description
Improve your students' reading and spelling with this stunning sound wall! This visual reference for students is superior to a word wall because it’s organized by the 44 sounds instead of the 26 letters. When you teach your students to use the sound wall as a reference, they will learn the different spellings for each sound.
Sound walls can be overwhelming … but not this one!
This is a clean, crisp sound wall with straightforward images and examples.
Each header contains a mouth articulation image, the phoneme, and an anchor picture.
Use these printables to build your own sound wall!
The file includes printables for building both a vowel valley and consonant sound wall.
Check out everything you’ll get with your purchase!
- A HOW-TO GUIDE with answers to the following questions
- What is a sound wall?
- Why a sound wall instead of a word wall?
- What do I need to understand to use a sound wall effectively?
- How should I set up my sound wall?
- What order should I follow when teaching phonemes and graphemes?
- Phonics Scope & Sequence … so you know my recommended order for teaching the phonemes and graphemes.
- Sample sound wall lessons to help you understand how to use the sound wall with your students.
- A mini vowel valley and consonant sound wall for your students to keep as a reference (both color and black and white)
- An EDITABLE mini vowel valley and consonant sound wall so you can type in your own words
- All the headers and word cards pictured in the consonant sound wall and vowel valley at the beginning of this description
- Phoneme/grapheme posters for use in small groups
- A sound-spelling dictionary for students to record words that they learn to spell as they use the sound wall for a reference - This printable is also available as its own product, which you can find HERE.
As always, please let me know if you have any questions!
Anna Geiger
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