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Learn to Read | Consonant Letter /L/ Sound - *Phonics for Kids* - Science of Reading

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Letter x Phonics | Phonics Letter Sounds for Kids | Learning To Read

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Vowel "u" - Long and Short Sounds | by Phonics Stories™

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Vowel "o" - Long and Short Sounds | by Phonics Stories™

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Vowel "i" - Long and Short Sounds | by Phonics Stories™

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Vowel "a" - Long and Short Sounds | by Phonics Stories™

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Vowel "e" - Long and Short Sounds | by Phonics Stories™

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Hard and Soft C | Phonics Fun for Kids What’s the difference between a hard C and a soft C?

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I wanted to add words that students at the Elementary level have the most difficulty in terms of spelling. This will help improve their spelling and understanding of them.
For the videos, I first choose to include the vowels' short and long sounds because those can be confusing, even for me. For the others, I chose "c" because it can sound like different letters and "l" because it is somewhat difficult to break down a word by sounds when "l" is involved. Sometimes it can be like a tongue twister. The video for "x" was also chosen for its difficulty and ability to sound like other letters.
I chose my pictures in random order. There is no rationale for this part...

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The 5 ways I plan to use this digital word wall AND/OR my classroom word wall.

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The 5 ways I plan to use this digital word wall AND/OR my classroom word wall.

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- For spelling.
- For vocabulary.
- For Letter-Sound recognition.
- For Students' use as a resource for writing.
- For organization of words used/learned in class.

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5 Do's:
- Use Illustrations.
-Use videos with sound examples for the corresponding letter.
- Add words that pertain to what your students are learning.
- Add-in some challenging words that students struggle with to help them get a better understanding.
- Put it where all students can access it.

5 Don'ts:
- Add in all letter sections with Uppercase letters and forget Lowercase letters.
- Use profanity.
- Ignore or forbid students to use it.
- Too distracting from the words themselves.
- Put all the words before the 1st day.