Christmas Letter Sound Practice with Clip Cards

As we continue to work on new ways to practice letter sounds, I keep thinking about how important learning phonics can be to a beginning reader.  They need all the extra review to make sure they can read letter sounds quickly.  Otherwise, sounding out words becomes very challenging.  So we will practice, practice, practice and in the meantime, make the practice fun, fun, fun.

 

 

We are winding down on the 12 days of Christmas but if I’m being honest, it’s not even over yet.  I have a few more tricks up my sleeve.  TO be the first in the know, sign up for the newsletter.  Once a week newsletter with themed printables and an exclusive freebie!

 

How to Set Up the Letter Sounds Clip Cards

I wanted to test out clip cards using just cardstock and they were great!  We will just get one use out of these as next holiday season we won’t be learning to read letter sounds anymore!  So I didn’t want to spend the money on lamination.
Supplies:
Cardstock
Clothespins

 

Simple cut around the outer black lines and set out with the clothespins!

 

How to Use the Christmas Letter Sounds Clip Cards

Just let your child know that these clip cards are for letter sounds and you should be good to go!  I tried to avoid any words that could be confusing and kept it just to obvious words.

 

 

There is a card with gifts on it…or presents.  I put a g and a p so both are correct!  I just imagined some little kid pointing to the ‘p’ while his parents tell him he’s wrong.  None of that!

Isn’t Santa and his gang the cutest?  I am all ready for them to fly to our house and the boys are quite ready as well.

 

Go Here to Download the Christmas Letter Sound Set of Clip Cards