Help students master cvc words,vowel sounds, blends and digraphs one phoneme at a time. The end goal is reading skill-building phonics books with fluency. (Books included in a separate project)

Hands on literacy games are fantastic tools for helping kid develop early reading skills. It makes learning fun and interactive, which increases engagement and motivation. The multi-sensory learning strengthens their recognition of individual letters and their forms. These cards will introduce ELL students to new vocabulary through repetition and exploration. The hands-on activities are more likely to stick in long-term memory because they are both engaging and require active participation. Also, these games will give students a chance to experiment and practice without pressure, which builds their confidence. As they succeed, they will feel more independent in their learning, boosting their interest in reading and languages.