More About This Resource
This Science of Reading-aligned NO PREP, Virtual Sound Wall is the perfect way to save space and still have a sound wall in your kindergarten, first or second-grade classroom. It includes all the components of a physical sound wall and can be displayed on your SmartBoard or projector or used on laptops.
⭐️ BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW VIDEO FOR A CLOSER LOOK! ⭐️
This virtual sound wall makes the perfect addition to a physical sound wall in your classroom or can be used alone.
PLEASE DON’T PURCHASE THIS IF YOU HAVE MY SOUND WALL BUNDLE! (It’s included!)
Please note: This resource contains editable locks & text boxes for creating word lists for students. However, the rest of the components on the virtual sound wall are NOT editable. Sound cards, mouth photos, and all other headings and graphics are locked down in this resource. See preview video for more info.
Included in this resource:
Virtual Sound Wall – Google Slides (2 options)
- Sound Cards
- Mouth Articulation Photos
- Phoneme Audio Clip
- Editable Text Boxes for Word Lists
- Editable Locks
Phoneme-Grapheme Dictionary
Getting Started Videos
Printable Student Materials:
Vowel Valley Chart (4 versions)
Consonant Chart – 2 options (4 versions)
Make Your Own Sound Wall Activity – 2 options
Looking for more? Click here for a complete Sound Wall BUNDLE!












Melissa H. –
This made creating a sound wall so easy and students love it!
Stephanie B. –
This resource is exceptional. It is well-organized, highly practical, and remarkably easy to adapt for different classroom needs and learning levels. The materials saved me significant prep time while keeping my students engaged with clear, high-quality content. I would highly recommend this to any teacher looking for reliable, effective classroom resources!
Matthew B. –
I loved all the ways I can use this sound wall and best of all it will be so easy to display on my touch screen for the classroom. Great job explaining the different options and was easy to figure out how to use.
Just Read It –
This was a great resource for my 3rd grade classroom!
Laura S. –
This was adorable and perfect for kindergarten. The kids loved it!
JOSHUA A BENNINGFIELD (verified owner) –
Only came with a few pdf docs. No google slides or audio. The audio sounds was the only reason I purchased.
Caroline Bell –
Hi Joshua, Thank you for your purchase. The google slides with audio are found inside the “Start Here” PDF. Simply scroll down to page 4 and you will find the link to download the slides with audio. I have emailed you this information, as well. If you have any further trouble finding what you need, just let me know. -Christina
Kelsey K. –
Such a great resource! Easy to implement and the kids are able to use it wherever they are in the classroom.
Mandy Chapin –
Incredible Phonics Support!
This virtual sound wall is a game-changer! The mouth photos and audio clips help my students make strong sound-letter connections. Easy to use and perfect for both whole group and individual support!
Christine T. –
I have a physical sound wall as well, but use this during small group. I love how interactive it is and the kids enjoy comparing it to the one we have in the classroom. When you use a sound wall as a bridge to your phonics program in a meaningful way, it is so effective. Their articulation of phonemes is wonderful!
Elementary Exuberance –
I love using this resource to quickly and easily access a sound wall.
Rita W. –
Great resource! Students had so much fun. Thank you!
Jess Dawn Creative –
Such a great resource for developing readers. Thank you!
Amy Dahmke –
It is SO HARD and time consuming to seep a sound wall active and current. This has been amazing, as it has turned the ownership to the students.
AmyJo V. –
My Adult Education ESL students love this especially the individaul charts. Their hue and cry i s to understand how to pronounce English well, these charts present talking points as well as clear directions for adult learners. Thank you!
Breanne Yamada –
This was PERFECT for my room. I wanted to create a sound wall, but I was limited on time. I used the PDFs provided to print posters and didn’t have to make the whole wall myself, so I am thrilled with it. If I want to make a separate wall later, I still have that option. Thank you!
Lisa D. –
This resource really helped with my implementation of the new UFLI curriculum that we are implementing this school year.
Kara G. –
This was perfect reference for my students who are still working on building their reading skills.
Amy S. –
I am using this in my resource room classroom because I lack wall space for a bulletin board sound wall.
EdVentures in First Grade –
Great resource if you do not have a lot of room for a sound wall.
Elaine Jelbert –
Virtual Sound Wall with Mouth Photos & Audio and Personal Sound Wall Folders was great with my grade one students