Sound Spelling Cards

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Sound Spelling Cards

• What do you know about the sound spelling cards?

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Capital letters and small letters

• When do you use capital letters instead of small
  letters?
• Capital letters go at the beginnings of sentences
  and special names.

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What do sound spelling cards do?

• Sound spelling cards help you connect sounds with
  spellings.

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The pictures on sound spelling cards help you
remember the sound
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Some letters are black and some are red.
Vowels are red
Consonants are black
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Why are vowels special?

• Vowels can have more than one sound.
• The vowel sounds can be long or short.
• The vowel sounds can be spelled more than one
  way.
• Every word or syllable has a vowel.

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Count the syllables

• dog
• table
• basketball
• hippopotamus
• dog
• ta-ble
• bas-ket-ball
• hip-po-pot-a-mus

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There are special colored boxes for the different
vowel sounds

• Short vowels have green boxes.

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There are special colored boxes for the different
vowel sounds

• Long vowels have yellow boxes.

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There are special colored boxes for the different
vowel sounds

• Special vowels have blue boxes.

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Some consonants have more than one spelling.
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Sometimes two consonants make one sound.
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Sometimes two vowels make one sound.

• bead
• boat
• feet
• rain

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Some sounds have a blank before or after the
spellings.

• A blank means a letter must go there.
• If the blank is a green box, then a short vowel
  must go there.

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