Phonics. Let’s Review!  How many letters are in the alphabet?  What two kinds of letters make up the alphabet?  Which of these would come first in.

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Phonics

Let’s Review!  How many letters are in the alphabet?  What two kinds of letters make up the alphabet?  Which of these would come first in ABC order? cat, take, pot cat, take, pot

Syllables Clap these words and tell me how many syllables you hear:  number  test  happy  fork  Halloween

What letter makes this sound? consonant or vowel? Review deck

Echo these words:  cat  can  cot  corn  cork What other letter makes this same sound?

Blends with “c”:  clean  cram  club  scrap  scare

Can you think of more “c” words?  _______________

How do we write “Cc”?

Let’s practice!  Magic wand  C c

Review: What two letters make the /k/ sound?

Can you make a word? t n s p c ka

Let’s Listen to the C Song! videos/letter-c-video videos/letter-c-video note: If you Give a Cat a Cupcake