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Using a sound at the beginning of a CV word
| Activity/strategy name and materials required | How to do the activity | Key principles for doing the activity and comments |
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| Sound specific games |
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Consonant + Vowel (CV) Sound Specific Games
This page contains games to work on consonant + vowel (CV) words.
Short Sounds
- c/k at the beginning of CV words matching pairs game
Long sounds
Sentence sound dice
This page contains links to download and print sentence sound dice. The instructions for this acitivy can be found by clicking here.
Sentence Sound Dice
Short Sounds
- c/k at the beginning of words
Long Sounds
Nasal Slounds
Glide Sounds
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