Phoneme Sound Wall Cards and Flashcards

Description

Practice the 44 phonemes with these Phoneme Sound Wall Cards and Flashcards Set. This set includes 3 versions of phoneme sound cards to use in your daily phonics instruction. These visuals include the mouth shape, colorful pictures, and sample words to help your students learn all the phonics patterns. 

All of the cards are color-coded and have pictures to help your students identify the 44 phonemes of the English language. Display these to create a sound wall, use them on your focus wall, or practice sound fluency with the flashcards. These phoneme cards are aligned with the Science of Reading and work well in any Kindergarten, First, or Second Grade classroom. 

Phoneme Sound Wall Cards and Flashcards include these 3 options:

• Option 1: 44 Phoneme Cards (9.5×4 inches)
  • Mouth Shape
  • Phoneme
  • Picture Visual with the word labeled underneath
  • All Patterns and Sample words are color coded
• Option 2: 44 Phoneme Cards (9.5×4 inches)
  • Mouth Shape
  • Phoneme
  • Picture Visual with the word labeled underneath
  • Does not include all patterns or sample words
• Option 3: 115 Smaller-Sized Flashcards (7.5×5 inches): There is ONE card per grapheme/pattern. 
  • Mouth Shape
  • Phoneme and Grapheme or Pattern
  • Picture Visual with word labeled underneath
• How to Use Directions Page

Please click on the preview for a closer look. 

Rather than using just an alphabet wall or a letter flashcard, these cards were designed to focus on the phoneme or sound. There are 44 phonemes in the English language, with even more sound-spelling patterns that represent each phoneme. By using these sound cards or phoneme flashcards, you are helping your student with learning the phonemes to help them decode and spell words phonetically. 

Why Use a Sound Wall?

Based on the Science of Reading research, sound walls have many more benefits than a word wall in a structured literacy classroom. Students can use sound walls to help identify the sound or spelling pattern when decoding or spelling. Before teaching all the patterns, I recommend using a sticky note to cover up the bottom. I’ve also included an additional version with a blank space at the bottom so you can add each pattern and a word as you learn them. 

All of the cards also include a mouth shape, so students can see how their mouth should look when pronouncing each sound correctly. There are so many ways you can use these cards to support your students in the classroom!

NOTE: The flashcards are also included in the Daily Phonemic Awareness Warm-Ups for both Kindergarten and First Grade. 

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