Foundational Literacy•Phonics
Review: All 18 Sounds
Review all the letter sounds you have learned.
12 min
🎯 What You'll Learn
You will review all 19 letters and their sounds: s, a, t, i, p, n, c, k, e, h, r, m, d, g, o, u, l, f, b.
🌟 Let's Start
You have learned 19 letters that make 18 different sounds (remember, c and k make the same sound!). That is amazing! Let us review them all and make sure you know each one.
📚 New Concept
All your letter sounds:
- s = /s/ (snake), a = /a/ (ant), t = /t/ (tap)
- i = /i/ (ink), p = /p/ (pop), n = /n/ (nose)
- c = /k/ (cat), k = /k/ (kit), e = /e/ (egg)
- h = /h/ (hat), r = /r/ (run), m = /m/ (mum)
- d = /d/ (dog), g = /g/ (got), o = /o/ (on)
- u = /u/ (up), l = /l/ (leg), f = /f/ (fan)
- b = /b/ (bat)
Quick reading test — read these words:
cat, dog, sun, red, big, fun, hot, map, leg, cup, pin, bat, hen, rug, lip, hit, not, dim, ram, fog
If you can read all 20 words, you are doing an excellent job!
🎮 Let's Practice
- What sound does the letter g make? Give a word.
- What sound does the letter f make? Give a word.
- Read this sentence: "The fat cat sat on the red mat."
Click to see answers
- g = /g/. Word: got, gum, or big.
- f = /f/. Word: fan, fun, or fig.
- "The fat cat sat on the red mat." — You read a whole sentence! Well done!
💡 Remember
You know 18 sounds from 19 letters. You can read lots of words. You are well on your way to becoming a strong reader!