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Sounds Have Letter Teams 3

This app is designed to be used following the Sounds Have Letters 1 & 2 apps

This app is designed to be used following the Sounds Have Letters 1 & 2 apps

Sounds Have Letter Teams 3

by Sound Reasoning Learning Solutions, LLC
Sounds Have Letter Teams 3
Sounds Have Letter Teams 3
Sounds Have Letter Teams 3

What is it about?

This app is designed to be used following the Sounds Have Letters 1 & 2 apps. The first two apps include most of the vowel teams that consist of two consecutive vowels. This app first teaches that ee is a team that spells the sound /ee/, followed by practice reading words with this team. Next the child chooses between e and ee in the middle of consonant-vowel sound-consonant words. Although the letter e alone can spell the sound /ee/ under certain circumstances, it can not spell the sound ee alone in consonant-vowel-consonant words. Next the child learns that the team oe is a way to spell the sound /oe/ when these letters are next to each other, followed by reading a few words with this team. Next, children choose between ee and oe as the missing sound in words. The next step helps children understand that vowel-e teams can still be a team when there is a single consonant in between them, like in “home” and “joke”. After choosing the code that can spell the missing sound in some words, children read words with this split o-e team. In the following lesson, children learn that the team ee is also split in a small group of words (like in “these” and “here”). This app also teaches the six short words in which the letter e at the end spells the sound /ee/ (he be me we she the), and about the letter o at the end of words as the sound /oe/ (go no so) and in a few high-frequency words as /oo/ (to do into). Children also learn about and read some high-frequency words in which the split o-e team spells the sound /u/ (some come none done love) and in which the letter o alone spells the sound /u/ (son from front other). At the end, children practice reading true sight words with the spellings included in this app, such as "who", "one", "gone", and "been".

Sounds Have Letter Teams 3

App Details

Version
1.1
Rating
NA
Size
169Mb
Genre
Education Word
Last updated
June 18, 2018
Release date
June 13, 2018
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App Store Description

This app is designed to be used following the Sounds Have Letters 1 & 2 apps. The first two apps include most of the vowel teams that consist of two consecutive vowels. This app first teaches that ee is a team that spells the sound /ee/, followed by practice reading words with this team. Next the child chooses between e and ee in the middle of consonant-vowel sound-consonant words. Although the letter e alone can spell the sound /ee/ under certain circumstances, it can not spell the sound ee alone in consonant-vowel-consonant words. Next the child learns that the team oe is a way to spell the sound /oe/ when these letters are next to each other, followed by reading a few words with this team. Next, children choose between ee and oe as the missing sound in words. The next step helps children understand that vowel-e teams can still be a team when there is a single consonant in between them, like in “home” and “joke”. After choosing the code that can spell the missing sound in some words, children read words with this split o-e team. In the following lesson, children learn that the team ee is also split in a small group of words (like in “these” and “here”). This app also teaches the six short words in which the letter e at the end spells the sound /ee/ (he be me we she the), and about the letter o at the end of words as the sound /oe/ (go no so) and in a few high-frequency words as /oo/ (to do into). Children also learn about and read some high-frequency words in which the split o-e team spells the sound /u/ (some come none done love) and in which the letter o alone spells the sound /u/ (son from front other). At the end, children practice reading true sight words with the spellings included in this app, such as "who", "one", "gone", and "been".

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