My First Letters and Sounds

Level K

By Shiloh D. Strawser

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Paperback

250-300 Pages

Level K

K Grade

Phonics

1 Credit

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Features

Introduction to the alphabet
Letters, vowels, digraphs and consonants
Vowel blends and short words
Writing, tracing, pencil use, coloring, and cutting skills
Frequent Bible quotations connected to the alphabet

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My First Letters and Sounds

$25.46

$29.95

Why do we teach children to read?

First and foremost, so they can read God’s Word. To get your children started reading, this is the resource you need.

My First Letters and Sounds is an engaging workbook to introduce children to the rudiments of letters and sounds in the English language. This workbook is intended for children ages 4-6 (Level K). Fundamental concepts such as vowels, digraphs, and consonants are taught. Vowel blends and short words are also included.

Additionally, children will learn how to use a pencil, how to color, and how to use scissors. Since learning to read the Bible is the first aim of reading, Scripture is frequently used throughout this workbook. By the end of this workbook, children will have a foundational knowledge of basic phonetic concepts. Children will be prepared to advance to a first-grade phonics and grammar curriculum.

The book consists of 125 lessons (completed in one school year). Each lesson should generally take 10-15 minutes to complete.

Parent involvement is highly encouraged.