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This comprehensive Sound Wall Bundle includes two powerful, Science of Reading-aligned resources designed to help students master phoneme awareness, phonics, and letter formation. By combining the Phoneme Sound Wall with Mouth Articulation Photos and the Personal Sound Wall with Lesson Plans, Letter Handwriting Practice, and Cut and Paste Activities, you’ll have everything you need to create an effective and interactive phonics-based learning environment.
Resource 1: Phoneme Sound Wall with Mouth Articulation Photos
This resource offers a structured approach to teaching phoneme awareness through visual aids and phoneme organization:
- Mouth Articulation Pictures: Diverse photos help students visualize the correct pronunciation of phonemes.
- Sound Wall Locks: Interactive locks to engage students as they explore phoneme-grapheme connections.
- Comprehensive Sound Wall Materials: Includes sound spelling cards, phoneme cards, word lists, and a virtual interactive sound wall to support both in-class and digital learning environments.
What’s Included:
- Large and Small Sound Spelling Cards
- Phoneme Cards with diverse mouth articulation photos
- 47 Word Lists and Sound Formation Info Cards
- Sound Wall Locks with instructional video
- Sound Spelling Picture Cards (2 versions)
- Phoneme Group Labels, Bulletin Board Headers
- Virtual Interactive Sound Wall (Google Slides)
- Phoneme-Grapheme Dictionary
- Sound Card Alphabet Line
- Printable student materials for personal sound walls
This resource is ideal for organizing your classroom sound wall and providing students with a clear reference for reading and spelling phonemes.
Resource 2: Sound Wall Lesson Plans with Personal Student Sound Walls, Letter Handwriting Practice, Cut and Paste Activities
This resource guides teachers through the step-by-step process of using a sound wall in the classroom, offering detailed lesson plans for introducing phonemes and graphemes. It also includes letter handwriting practice and interactive cut-and-paste activities that allow students to build their own personal sound walls.
What’s Included:
- 47 detailed lesson plans for teaching phonemes and graphemes
- Consonant Sound Wall and Vowel Valley Overviews
- Phoneme-Grapheme Dictionary
- Daily and Weekly Routines for Sound Wall Review
- Cut-and-Paste Activities to create personal sound walls
- Handwriting Practice for consonants and short vowels
With these tools, students will develop phonics skills, build a personal reference for phoneme-grapheme connections, and master letter formation.
Key Benefits of the Bundle:
- Science of Reading Aligned: Both resources are grounded in research-based phonics instruction, perfect for aligning with LETRS and other Science of Reading practices.
- Engaging and Interactive: The mouth articulation pictures and sound wall locks help make learning engaging and visual for students, while the cut-and-paste activities and handwriting practice offer hands-on learning opportunities.
- Comprehensive Instruction: With the bundled lesson plans, sound wall materials, and student activities, you have everything needed to introduce phonemes, support spelling and reading skills, and foster phonics mastery.
- Versatile Use: These resources can be used in whole-class instruction, small groups, or for individual student support. The personal sound walls and print-and-go materials are ideal for both classroom and home use.
This Sound Wall Bundle is the perfect companion for teachers looking to implement Science of Reading-aligned phonics instruction, providing students with a solid foundation in phoneme awareness, phonics, and letter formation.
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Heather M. –
Excited to bring sound walls to my room!
Jordan W. –
My students love this! They reference their student sound walls frequently and I’ve noticed that it has helped them decode and encode!
Regan R. –
Such a great resource!!! My students have been able to gain so much from this tool! They are able to see exactly how sounds are made and this helps them visualize and have a reference to come back to!
The Digital Workshop –
Thank you!
April M. –
Love using these sound photo cards with my students.
TotallyTurtlein1st –
Great resource for teaching students sounds!!!
More Cafe Juseyo –
This resource has made it so easy to teach phonics, especially in a year when masks remained mandatory and it was difficult to see mouths; the wonderful photos helped my students see the proper mouth formation for each sound, and the thorough activities and lesson progression made it so easy to implement a system based on Science of Reading. Thank you!
Renee N. –
Very thorough – included everything we need. Thank you!
Stephanie G. –
Great Resource. LOVE!!
Kayla P. –
There is a lot of prep work. But this is a great resource to show kids pictures of what your mouth should look like while saying sounds. Also the wall shows where sounds fall in the valley.
Stephanie T. –
I love how all of the resources and lessons are right there to teach the sounds and articulation of a sound wall. It was nice to have a direction of where to go and how to implement a sound wall. I am still learning as I go since a sound wall is so new to me. I am hoping that students will be able to use the wall independently and help write the tricky medial sounds as well.
Christina Hobday –
AMAZING RESOURCE!!!!
Jesse P. –
I love the number of options provided in this resource. I like the images and the mouth pictures, the visuals have been super helpful working with my ELL students especially when having to wear masks. Students enjoy interacting with the sound wall and use it on a daily basis.
Digby Designs –
This has been an amazing resource as I have started using a sound wall with my students.
Courtney T. –
This was wonderfully made! Thank you for the time and energy put into this!
MaryJane Foley –
Absolutely love this!
Accessible Edventures –
I have had my eyes on this sound wall bundle for a while and I’m so glad I purchased it! The pictures are wonderful and it’s very helpful to have them up on the wall since we are all wearing masks. As a beginner to sound walls, I highly recommend this resource!
Jacklyn C. –
This resource is valuable for every child. I love the doors the sound wall opens for learning. With masks, having the mouth pictures is very helpful.
Lauren Lister –
I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS! Thank you so much for adding real pictures, this is especially helpful for younger students and during COVID where they can not see my mouth make the proper movements. The students also like looking at my sound wall and want to use their pictures in the future! I also love that it aligns to the Science of Reading and LETRS.
Yer Thao –
Very helpful bundle. SoR is new and heavy for the teachers and students, so this was helpful in setting up a sound wall. The only thing I wonder about are some of the lip cards: some of the lip formation doesn’t look correct when making that phoneme? I can’t remember off the top of my head, but I had to use the Tools4Reading cards instead due to this.