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!












Vanessa S. –
Thank you for this great resource. I loved being about to project this sound wall.
Laura Q. –
The students in my class had this as a tool to access on their iPads during learning centers. They loved it!
Sarabeth S. –
Absolutely love this resource!! Super engaging! Pictures are clear, and slides are easy to work through.
Heather H. –
Love to use this when working on phonics skills with my virtual students.
Erica Bundrick (verified owner) –
Great resource! I would have loved if every phoneme included an audio recording.
Christina –
Hi Erica,
All 44 phonemes do include audio. I’m sorry there was a glitch where the files did not make individual copies of the slides and they were edited by other users to delete some of audio. The slides were fixed a few months ago, please log into your account and download them again from your downloads. https://leadinliteracy.com/my-account/
Let me know if you have any problems!
-Christina
HappyPlanningwithHannah –
This was a fabulous resource that we enjoyed! Thank you so much!!
Jessica D. –
This is great resource that I can show on my projector.
Terri S. –
This has been a great resource to have on slides. I don’t have much wall space. The students use it often.
Under The Sea Teaching –
My students loved the activities. Very engaging. Great resource!
Annette K. –
This was an excellent resource to help me create my sound wall!
Tracee S. –
This is a wonderful resource! I am so happy that I purchased this for my class. It is very interactive and makes phonics come alive for my students.
Head Over Heels in First –
I use Christina’s actual sound wall in my classroom, but having this digital version has really helped me to solidify the phoneme-grapheme relationships for my students! I love being able to drop the slides into my slide decks for each week’s focus. Excellent resource!
Sarah’s Teaching Points and Resources –
We loved having our physical word wall in our daily slides!
Elizabeth F. –
Great resource!! This will come in handy. Thank you!!
Tammy L –
I am using these resources for reading intervention with struggling readers. They are the perfect fit to meet their individual needs and develop their confidence and knowledge base. Students are engaged and the resource is easy to navigate.
Eva R. –
The virtual sound wall has been very helpful and my students really enjoy these resources.
Really Reading –
My intervention space is too small for a permanent sound wall. I love being able to project this digital one on my interactive whiteboard.
Rebecca L. –
Absolutely love this resource with my kinders! It was extremely engaging and made our classroom even more special!
Learning and Innovation –
Very helpful with my struggling students to differentiate.
Sarah White –
We have a sound wall in class and this helps the students use the sound wall properly. If they are in class or at home they can access our virtual sound wall. Thanks for this great resource!