
Unit One: A brief introduction to the alphabet. This unit dedicates on day per letter. Phonemic awareness skills covered in Unit One: rhyming, syllables, and single sounds..all covered under the RF.K.2 Common Core State Standard.
Unit Two: A review of the alphabet with a focus on handwriting and letter sounds. Two days are dedicated per letter with a review day at the end of the week.
Unit Three: An introduction of more rigorous phonics skills. Dedicated one “week” per skill. Skills include; short vowels, long vowels, digraphs, blends, and additional word skills.
Below you will find a few snapshots of the resources found in unit one! I will also explain the importance of these materials for the full scope of the units!
Letter Sound Cards – – Letter sound cards are used throughout the units, but primarily in unit one. I will add one card to my stack each day as we learn a new letter. I will then review my stack with students. They will give me the action and letter sound for each!


Letter Sound Posters – – The prime real estate of my classroom consisted of these posters!!! We added one poster to our wall after each letter we learned! The kids constantly referenced back to these throughout the year!

The Handwriting Helper {printed and place into THESE reasonably priced sleeves}- – We used the handy handwriting helpers a ton through the year as well! First, we worked on our simple letter formation {see below}. As the year progressed we went on to writing our simple CVC words and then big kid words!

Practice Sheets- – each unit also has its own set of practice sheets that match the skill we are working on at that time. Directly below you will see the practice sheets for unit one. We are working on getting those letter formations down pat!

Below are the practice sheets for unit two! We are again continuing to work on letter formation, but we also work on finding words that match our letter sounds. {Sorry it’s at the bottom of the page}.

Alphabet Charts {student and teacher versions} – – the student ABC charts are seriously my favorite part of the unit 😛 My kiddos each had one in their writing folders! Writing and sounds go hand-in-hand! These charts help those sweet babes get sounds down for this BIG words they are writing!
Below is a snap shot of a kiddo using their ABC chart during our small group writing!
I think the biggest part of KinderPhonics that is WONDERFUL …would be that the lessons are complete for you…you don’t need to write out any additional plans, they are finished for you! When I had a sub I would simply leave these plans for them and they would be good!
I know that I am a visual person so I wanted to leave you a link to try out units one and two for yourself! If you would like to read and SEE lots more about unit one and two, including; a scope and sequence for three units, sight word list, and more click below and click the free preview below!
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