Phonics. Let’s Review ABC order  What’s the first letter of the alphabet?  What’s the last letter?  What’s a letter somewhere in the middle?  Put.

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Phonics

Let’s Review ABC order  What’s the first letter of the alphabet?  What’s the last letter?  What’s a letter somewhere in the middle?  Put these words in ABC order: nap call tell small nap call tell small

What letter makes this sound? voiced or unvoiced consonant or vowel? Review alphabet

Echo these words:  snake  sip  Sally  sit  seven

Echo these words:  is  as  has  Rose  What sound does “s” make this time?

“s” has two sounds  Voiced and unvoiced  When it is at the end (unvoiced) we code it with a special mark called a voice line.  What are the 2 sounds?

Can you think of more “s” words?  _______________

How do we write “Ss”?

Let’s practice!  Magic wand S s S s

Can you make a word? t na c k s

S Letter Video  phabet-videos/letter-s-video phabet-videos/letter-s-video phabet-videos/letter-s-video