Phonicssounds make words.

Phonics teaches children that letters stand for sounds, and that sounds blend into words. Systematic phonics teaching is one of the best-researched ways to help children learn to read.

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Alphabet RunnerLetter sounds · ages 4–6Phonics BingoLetter sounds · ages 4–6Letter RaceLetter sounds · ages 4–6Scavenger HuntLetter sounds · ages 4–6Poppin’ PhonicsLetter sounds · ages 4–6Match the SoundLetter sounds · ages 4–6Lower- & Uppercase MemoryUpper- and lowercase · ages 4–6Connect Lower- & UppercaseUpper- and lowercase · ages 4–6

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