Amazing Alphabet Resources
The Amazing Alphabet allows children to learn using a multisensory approach. It supports poor phonological skills by providing visual and gestural cues to differentiate letters that sound or look similar. It supports retention by providing multi-modal cues and fade-out support structures allow small increments of progress to be seen and celebrated.
Individual Letter Resources
Amazing Alphabet Resources
This is a pack of Amazing Alphabet pictures and letters. They are A4 sized so are useful for whole class/group work. They can be used to create a fun and effective learning environment and to make teaching resources.
This printable resource provides cover sheets and 9 word-picture pairs for each of the 36 graphemes/phonemes introduced in book 1. It covers the initial alphabet letter sounds, the short vowel sounds in the medial position, and the consonant digraphs (ch, sh, th, ng). It also includes ‘qu’ as a digraph for those introducing the sound as a digraph.
The Amazing Alphabet Word Banks – Each list has been carefully compiled to meet the needs of learners needing early literacy intervention. Each letter of the alphabet has an initial sound word list where familiar words begins with that initial sounds are collected and sorted by word length. This is accompanied by a comprehensive list of CVC words (sorted by initial and final sound where applicable). This allows support to be focused on the precise area of learning the child needs to focus on. There is also a word bank for each of the short medial vowels including initial and final consonant clusters. This allows children to extend their phonological awareness and confidence with spelling longer words while still focused on short vowel sounds. Finally, word banks for the simplest consonant digraphs – th, sh, ch, & ng, have been included. This book covers a vast array of words suitable for use in the games and activities suggested in the Dyslexic Logic – Literacy Support Programme (part 1).
More Alphabet Resources
