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Compare different phonics (letter sounds) and spellings
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Easily identify each collection of sounds - consonant sounds, long and short vowel sounds, consonant digraphs, short vowel digraphs, long vowel digraphs, r controlled vowel digraphs and alternate spellings
Helps outline that the same vowel sounds can be spelled in many different ways - the long vowel 'a' sound can be spelled with ay, ai, a_e, ey, ea, a, aigh, au, eigh, ei or et digraphs
Helps outline that some vowel digraphs are spelled the same but they make different sounds, like 'er' in her vs 'er' in tiger or 'oo' in cook, moon, school and brooch
Helps outline that consonant sounds can be spelled in many different ways - the 'ch' sound can be spelled with ch, tch, te digraphs or with the letter t like in Tuesday, truck, tree etc
This is a great helper when creating spelling lists (so many online lists incorrectly group different sounds together just because they are spelled the same)
Helps you to understand different spelling rules and patterns - some sounds/spellings will only appear at the end of words while others only appear in the middle
An absolute lifesaver in the classroom or for helping with homework!
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A comprehensive list of Australian English sounds that we use in everyday speaking, spelling, reading and writing

3 pages to print onto A4 or A3 paper
consonant sounds - b, c, d, f, g, h etc
short vowel sounds - a, e, i, o, u
consonant consonant combinations for the start of words - cl, bl, gl, pl, sl, fl etc
consonant consonant combinations for the end of words - st, sk, sp, nd, nt, nk etc
consonant digraphs for beginners - ch, ck, sh, th, ph, wh etc
short vowel digraphs - e (red), ea (bread), u (bury), a (many), ie (friend) etc
long vowel digraphs - oa (coat), ow (bow), ew (sew), oe (toe), o_e (rope) etc
r controlled vowel digraphs - ar (car), al (palm), a (koala), ear (heart), au (laugh) etc
consonant digraphs & alternate spellings - j (jug), g (gem), dge (bridge), ge (sausage) etc