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In this Google Slide presentation, students are asked to name the picture shown on each slide. They then identify the beginning sound of the picture, and then circle the letter that matches the sound. Teachers have two format options to choose from: Option 1: Letters are presented in sequential order, each slide having three letters to choose from. Both upper and lowercase letters are used. Option 2: Letters are presented in random order, starting with the most commonly used letters. This time

In this animated Google Slide presentation, students have plenty of opportunities to practice decoding CVC words. The words are grouped into s hort medial a, medial e, medial i, medial o, and medial u words. Please click on Slideshow in the upper-right hand corner to access the animation. 1. Click to make the flower appear under the first letter. Students make the sound of the first letter. 2. Repeat with the 2nd and 3rd letters. 3. After clicking to make the flower appear under the 3rd let

In this animated Google Slide presentation, students have plenty of opportunities to practice decoding nonsense CVC words. The words are grouped into s hort medial a, medial e, medial i, medial o, and medial u words. Please click on Slideshow in the upper-right hand corner to access the animation. 1. Click to make the car appear under the first letter. Students make the sound of the first letter. Then click again to make the car disappear. 2. Repeat with the 2nd and 3rd letters. 3. After cli

This Google Slide presentation can be used as flash cards to practice letter naming and sound fluency. First say the letter name, then say the picture name, and finally say the beginning/letter sound. For example, Aa, apple, /a/. In this presentation, the letters are arranged in random order. After you purchase and download your own copy of the presentation, you can rearrange the letters in the order you prefer.