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To complete the sentence, drag the CVCe word to it's correct spot. Use the pictures to help guide you.

Identify the sound you hear

Identify the letter that stands for the consonant sound you hear at the end of each picture name.

How well do you know the letters A, P and S?

click where you hear the m sound at the beginning middle and end sounds

Click where you hear the sound

Select the tricky word has, select how many times you have found the word has and fill in the missing letters to spell has.

click where you hear the t sound in the pictures

Look at the picture and say its name. What sound did you hear at the beginning? Write the letter that matches that sound.

Sound the words then type the number of sounds you hear.

Match the picture with the correct name. You can listen the words.

Use the list to help you unscramble the sight words.

Say if its hard c or soft c you hear.

These exercises will elp you to practice the vowel sounds.

Listen to the word then enter the consonant blend you hear.

In this sheet you need to add suffix ing

you can practice sound and meaning

Select the correct image according to the sound you heard

Click on the picture then select which sound of EA you hear.

Complete this worksheet to show that you can identify the 4 different sounds of y.

Select the sound you hear.

Place Vowels on Paint cans, and consonants on paint brushes (all in order that you would 'read')...left to right, row one to row 2. Reading Readiness!

The u vowel makes three different sounds, so when you hear words it could be either sounds.