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A - ZBeginning And Ending Sound
Words And Pictures
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Reading
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Table of Contents
Teaching Notes .............................................................................................. 5
a ...................................................................................................................... 7
oe ...................................................................................................................... 8
b ...................................................................................................................... 9
_b .................................................................................................................. 10
c ..................................................................................................................... 11
d .................................................................................................................... 12
_d .................................................................................................................. 13
e .................................................................................................................... 14
ř .................................................................................................................... 15
f ..................................................................................................................... 16
_f ................................................................................................................... 17
g .................................................................................................................... 18
_g .................................................................................................................. 19
h .................................................................................................................... 20
i ..................................................................................................................... 21
ū ..................................................................................................................... 22
j ..................................................................................................................... 23
k .................................................................................................................... 24
_k .................................................................................................................. 25
l ..................................................................................................................... 26
_l ................................................................................................................... 27
m ................................................................................................................... 28
_m ................................................................................................................. 29
n .................................................................................................................... 30
_n .................................................................................................................. 31
o .................................................................................................................... 32
ż .................................................................................................................... 33
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p .................................................................................................................... 34
_p .................................................................................................................. 35
qu .................................................................................................................. 36
r ..................................................................................................................... 37
_r ................................................................................................................... 38
s .................................................................................................................... 39
_s ................................................................................................................... 40
t ..................................................................................................................... 41
_t ................................................................................................................... 42
u .................................................................................................................... 43
v .................................................................................................................... 45
_ve ................................................................................................................. 46
w ................................................................................................................... 47
_x .................................................................................................................. 48
y .................................................................................................................... 49
z .................................................................................................................... 50
_z ................................................................................................................... 51
Sound Story .................................................................................................. 52
Alphabet Charts With Sound Story Pictures ............................................. 575 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
Teaching Notes
This book is designed to help beginning readers learn about beginning and ending sounds in words. It will work well as a supplement to Exploring Sounds In Words, Books 1 and 2. Each page shows a list of words, illustrated with small pictures, that begin or end with one letter of the alphabet. The pictures themselves provide the definition for each word ² there are no written definitions. There are two beginning sound lists for each of the vowels. The first list begins with the short vowel sound and the second list begins with the long vowel sound. In the Sound City Reading program, the letters that are easiest to write are taught first (t, i, h, l, n, w....) and the more difficult letters are saved for later. As you introduce each new letter, study the related beginning and ending sound pages in this book. The word lists in this book are in alphabetical order, so help students find the needed pages each day. When introducing a new letter, show the students the beginning sound words and pictures for that letter. Although students have not yet learned to read words, ask students to look at each picture, think of the beginning letter sound, and see if they can identify the word. Give support and assistance as needed. Explain the meanings of any unfamiliar words. Have students say each word aloud, listening carefully for the beginning (or ending) sound. Point out that all the words on the page start (or end) with the same letter. You may want the students to circle the beginning letter or highlight it with a yellow crayon, while saying the sound. Even though the students are not yet able to read the words by themselves, students will begin to get a sense of how letters are used in words, and they will better understand the concept of beginning and ending sounds. As students study these pages they will become familiar with many words. As new letters are introduced, and students go over the pictures and words on each page, many students will begin to build up a core of sight words. They will start to recognize some of the words on the page. Word identification is reinforced by the fact that a picture is right beside it. This dictionary can also be used with more advanced students who have already begun reading. They could use the book as a spelling reference when doing writing assignments. Show the students how to use alphabetical order to6 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
find the page with the word they need. Explain that although not all words are in this dictionary, they will be able to find the correct spelling for many words that they know. Students at both levels may enjoy copying and illustrating some of the words. The beginning or ending sound letters are shown at the top of each page. Beginning sounds are shown with a picture from a sound story that represents that sound. If you do not have the sound story book, you can find a copy at of it at the end of this book. Read the sound story aloud so that students are familiar with the pictures and their related sounds. Ending sound letters are shown with a picture of a key word. Say the name of the picture, emphasizing the ending sound. Have students repeat the word and listen for the sound at the end. Explain to the students that some words on their pages end with an e that is not pronounced (robe, pine, sleeve). On some ending sound pages they will see this kind of word. Pronounce the word carefully with the students, listening for the ending sound. The will notice that they do not hear the e when they pronounce it. Show students how to mark the e at the end of the word by placing M VPMOO [ MNRYH LPB 7OLV LV M UHPLQGHU POMP POH H LV ´VLOHQPµ LQ POH RRUGB (YHQ though we see it in the word, we do not say its sound. Note: This book is also available in the Century Schoolbook font.7 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
ant A a ax add ankle album attic Alps apple anchor astronaut alligator ad ashes8 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
apron A a acorn aim ate ache ape angel ace aviator alien April9 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
B b book ball boat boy bird bear box bat bug barrel bubble bed bus10 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
_b bib web tub tab cob tube lab robe cube dab rib rub cab11 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
cut carrot cuff cage cone castle cap cup candy cot cow car C c cat12 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
dollar deer door dish dinosaur dump duck dad dime dig doll down D d dog13 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
nod dad mud head odd food add bed lid pod sad rod _d lid14 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
elephant elevator eggplantEskimo
escalator envelope elf exit end edge empty error E e egg15 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
E e egret ear eel equal eagle eave eat e mail emu16 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
father feet find farm fork fight fish fudge fox fire food finger F f fan17 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
reef hoof cuff puff scarf knife leaf roof loaf safe off skiff _f cuff18 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
ghost gold gate garbage goal gas garage guess girl goose goat go G g gum19 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
jog pig jug keg dig log leg tag wig bug dog egg bug _g20 © 2010 by Kathryn J. Picture Dictionary A - Z
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