DR PHONICS STAGE TWO

$14.99

Grade	Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade
Subjects	Alphabet, English, Letter Sounds, Phoneme-grapheme correspondence, Phonics, Reading & Writing, Vowels

Category: WORKBOOK

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Help your child solidify basic reading skills with these engaging phonics worksheets. Identifying vowels and vowel blends in this workbook will help your child practice fundamental reading skills.

Stage Two:

To build strong letter-sound correspondence, student  must  be  able  to  write  the  grapheme  of the  phoneme  that  s/ he  hears  from  the  teacher  or by  seeing  the  picture.  Similarly  they  should  be able  to  know  the  phoneme  when  they  see particular  grapheme.  And  able  to  blend, manipulate  the  sounds  in  the  word.

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