The Popcorn Popper by JoAnne Nelson illustrated by Denise Brunkus
Use this book to introduce the letter "P" to the class. Pop some popcorn as a class and sing the popcorn song while it pops. Talk about other "P" words. Eat popcorn as a treat.

LangArts
F527f
1991, v.1-6

First-Time Phonics written by Steck-Vaughn
This six volume set will help children master readiness skills which will lead them to a successful and independent journey of reading.

Big Books of Phonics for Whole Language Learning-Consonants
From A-Z this resource is filled with activities across the curriculum used to introduce phonetic awareness skills. For example with the letter "R" students make robots, rockets, and a rock paper weight. They also embark on a journey as reporters making discoveries as scientists, make tasty snacks like rice pudding and play red-rover.

Big Book of Phonics for Whole Language Learning-Vowels
This books provides you with a multitude of fun ideas used to stimulate students interest in and promote their learning and vowels. For example, students make asymmetrical aliens, and ape faces, pretend they are secret agents, learn about Abe Lincoln and his proclamation and make a hat of their own.

Alphabet Soup: Phonics in Context for Beginning Readers
Learning the alphabet has never been so much fun. In this invaluable creative resource, each letter is introduced by a high-quality children's literature section, sounds are emphasized through multi-sensory activities featuring specific activities in oral and written language, art, and movement.

Making Words by Patricia M. Cunningham and Dorothy P. Hall
In 15 minutes students take the letter on the board and make as many words as they can while discovering letter-sound relationships and learning how to look for patterns in words. For example with the letters AAECMR students make am, arm, cram, cream, camera, and much more.

A Minicourse in Phonics for Intermediate Grades
This resource serves as a complete course in phonics. IT is designed so the teachers can use the lessons in the order which best suits the needs and abilities of the individuals in the group.

Ed Emberly's ABS
Kids learn how to write their alphabet with the fun step to step instructions. For each letter drawn there are pictures to find on the page. For example for the letter K kids can pick out a kangaroo and a koala.

Alfred's Alphabet Walk by Victoria Chess
Children will enjoy their adventures with Alfred as he takes his journey through the alphabet.

The Disappearing Alphabet written by Richard Wilbur and illustrated by David Diaz
Have you ever thought about what would happen if the alphabet began to disappear? In this book we are given 26 good reasons not to let it fade away.

Mailbox Kindergarten
Since no words are more dear to children than their very own names, use the sampling of name-related ideas to build a foundation for future phonemic awareness and reading success. Kids make rhyming books, syllable stomp through the classroom, and practice beginning sounds using a paper bag activity.

Mailbox Kindergarten
Take a gander at these farm related ideas that have been designed to yield a bumper-crop of Phonetic Awareness in your students. Also includes reproducibles and Barnyard books.

Mailbox Kindergarten
Count this collection of number and letter literature as a valuable resource in reinforcing those all-important alphabet and counting skills.

Teacher's Helper Grades K-1
This is a collection of worksheets teaching letter recognition and readiness skills, beginning consonants, and diphthongs. After doing these worksheets and activities students will be ready to "magically" form their own words.

Consonant Lotto
Helps children hear and blend consonants.

Vowel Lotto Game
Students will learn to distinguish between vowels and consonants.

Easy Consonants
Help your students identify consonant sound using these flashcards.

Easy Blends ands Diagrams
Students learn the principles of phonics.

Touch Phonics:
A hands on approach, this manipulative multi-sensory system includes: 4 touch unit trays, 200 phonemic touch units, teacher guide book, instruction video, diagnostic tests, words, list, and a word building white board.

Computer
P574p
1996
disc

Phonics Alive: A Sight for Sore Ears
This is an intriguing, interactive way for young children to learn their beginning sounds, ending sounds, letter recognition, mixed consonant sounds, and vowels too. Children will also identify the letter on the keyboard or use the mouse to identify pictures which begin with a given sound.

Reader Rabbit's Reading Journey: Ages-7
This is an interactive program with two approaches to teaching reading: Phonics and whole language. Take a journey with the team to places like Soda Splash fountain, and click on all the pictures that begin with "S." There are also games to test your learning of the letter sounds and books to read.