I see the sun.
The sun is on me. I say /s/ /u/ /n/.
I see a map.
The map is in my bag. I say /m/ /a/ /p/.
📖 READING (40 Lessons) • 🟢 A. Sounds and Words
Hear and say common letter sounds and match them to the correct alphabet letters.
Say the sound first, then point to or write the letter that matches.
Every letter has a name and a sound.
When we read, we listen for the sound and match it to the letter.
Vowels have short sounds in simple words:
Today, we will:
The more we match sounds and letters, the easier it is to read words.
Picture: A child on a sound walk finding letters that match sounds.
How to use this mini-book:
After reading, pick one bold word from each page and write the word and its middle vowel on your paper.
Tip: Say the sound, then tap the matching letter chip.
I see the sun.
The sun is on me. I say /s/ /u/ /n/.
I see a map.
The map is in my bag. I say /m/ /a/ /p/.
I see a net.
The net is on the sand. I say /n/ /e/ /t/.
I see a pen.
The pen is in my hand. I say /p/ /e/ /n/.
Choose the letter or word that matches the sound in the question. Then press “Check answers”.