Overview
Using a box of small phonetic objects (whose names can be decoded with known sandpaper letter sounds), the child sounds out each object's label card and matches it to the correct object. This is the child's first experience of reading whole words phonetically, building confidence after sandpaper letters and movable alphabet work.
Objectives
What the child gains from this work
Blend individual sounds into whole words. Match decoded word cards to concrete objects. Develop confidence in independent reading. Reinforce phonetic spelling patterns. Expand vocabulary through object names.
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