Description
This SoR-aligned phoneme sound wall with mouth articulation photos resource has everything you need to help your kindergarten, first and second-grade students learn the different sounds we hear in speech. The science of reading finds that a sound wall is an effective tool to support students as they learn to read and write.
A sound wall is a way to organize and display the different sounds (or phonemes) we hear in speech. Like a word wall, a sound wall is a place for students to reference when they are spelling and reading words. But UNLIKE a traditional A-Z word wall (where words are grouped by their beginning letter), words on a sound wall are grouped by their sounds.
Included in this download:
- Large Sound Spelling Cards (10.5 x5.3)
- Small Sound Spelling Cards ( 8 x5.1)
- Phoneme Cards
- Mouth Articulation Photos UPDATED with DIVERSE CHILDREN
- 47 Word Lists and Sound Formation info Cards
- Sound Spelling Picture Cards – 2 CHOICES
- Phoneme Group Labels
- Bulletin Board Headers
- Virtual Interactive Sound Wall – Google Slides
- Placeholders & Locks + Instruction video
- Phoneme-Grapheme Dictionary
- Sound Card Alphabet Line
Student Materials:
- Vowel Valley Printable Chart (4 versions)
- Consonant Printable Chart (8 versions)
- A-Z Sound Spelling Chart for student folders
- (3 versions in color and black/white)
- Alphabet Chart (color and b/w)
- My ABC Dictionary
- Build Your Own Sound Wall
PLEASE LOG IN HERE and REDOWNLOAD TO GET THE UPDATES
5/5/2021 DIVERSE CHILDREN’S PHOTOS ADDED
5/30/2021 WORD LISTS WITH SOUND FORMATION ADDED
7/17/2021 STUDENT PERSONAL SOUND WALL PRINTABLES
8/18/2021 PHONEME-GRAPHEME DICTIONARY and MAKE YOUR OWN SOUND WALL STUDENT ACTIVITY
11/23/2021 VIRTUAL INTERACTIVE SOUND WALL – Google Slides
Heather Stover (verified owner) –
This is a fabulous resource to align with the SOR. I love the multicultural mouth photos. This file includes tons of resources to choose from to fit your needs. My kids love using the sound wall as a resource while we are in small group and have gotten excited to “unlock” the next sound we’re going to learn.
Seta Timbreza (verified owner) –
Good use when wearing masks
Heather Skaggs (verified owner) –
I love this. I am new to this “sound wall” but this has made it easy for me to create and your videos help me understand better how to teach. Thanks
Dalia Elgamal (verified owner) –
The best sound wall i found . I love the real life photos . This has been a game changer
Ruby Uhart (verified owner) –
I absolutely love this! I love everything on Mrs. Winter’s website! I have a feeling this is where my paycheck is going. Thank you so much for these resources!
Colleen Floyd (verified owner) –
This will be my second year teaching with the sounds wall and the kids loved it last year! I can’t wait to be more explicit with it after watching another training!
Brenda Baker (verified owner) –
This is an excellent resource to go along with your training. I am using it to create a virtual background I can refer to as I teach. Thank you for your hard work to make this understandable and user-friendly.
jesslance27 (verified owner) –
I love this resource!!! Christina has awesome products that are relevant and up-to-date!!!
Thank you.
Anita Collier (verified owner) –
This resource is so perfect – it made my life much easier when I decided to put up sound walls.
Bettyann Spiech (verified owner) –
Very excited to utilize this resource in my small classroom. I know the students will use this visual to solidify their learning!
Veronica Castillo (verified owner) –
Great resource! I can’t wait to use it this year with my first graders.
Nancy Vorstenbosch (verified owner) –
Great resource! Loved that the mouth positions were actual photos. Definitely need large bulletin board space unless you shrink them a bit for printing.
jenoleary10 (verified owner) –
Amazing, amazing, amazing!! I am new to the sound wall but this is an enormous help. Thanks for all the training and great resources.
Morgan Henry (verified owner) –
This is an amazing resource! I made the change to a sound wall in 2021, and I decided on this sound wall resource after looking through so many others. I’m so glad I did! It has been a real game changer.
Cindy Weiskopf (verified owner) –
I’m very excited to have this resource as I’ve been trying to learn about sound walls. Although I teach pre-k, I’m looking forward to strengthening my students’ alphabet knowledge and their confidence in knowing where to look when they hear specific sounds. My next challenge is to figure out how to arrange the pictures in my classroom. Thank you for having such an amazing learning tool!