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All 44 Letter Sounds Stories about the Letterland characters and their interactions give children a friendly logic for remembering all 44 letter sounds and their major spellings. Actions reinforce letter sounds. Alphabet proficiency Blending Segmenting Word building Onsets & rimes Blends & digraphs Focus on spelling Word endings Vocabulary Fluency Word building Irregular Vowels More digraphs and trigraphs Advanced spelling patterns E a r l y Y e a r s Prim a r y A d v a n c ed Fast track a-z, A-Z Beginnings, middles a, e, i, o, u & endings sh, th, ch -nk, -ng -ff, -ll, -ss Consonant blends bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl, br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr, sc, sk, sp, st, sm, sn, sw, scr, spl, spr, squ, str, shr, thr Digraphs Long vowels a-e, ai, ay, e-e, ee, ea, i-e, ie, y, igh, o-e, oa, o ¯¯ w, u-e, o ¯¯¯ o, ew, ue, More vowel ar, or, o ˘ w, ou, digraphs oy, oi, er, ur, ir, o ˘ o, u, aw, au Trigraphs air, ear a (America/father) all/al (all/always) are (scare) al/el (musical/angel) ce/ci/cy (soft c stories) ch (school) ed/ing (Magic endings) e (Magic e exception) e (they) ea (head) ear (bear) ei (receive/height/eight) en/est (Magic endings) er (Sometimes Magic) ere (here/there/where) ey (donkey) full/ful (full/useful) ge/dge/gi/gy (soft g stories) gh (bought/laugh) ie (lie/field) k (three spellings) kn (knee) le (table) able/ible (suffixes) ly (lovely) less/ness (suffixes) mb/mn (thumb/autumn) o (love/one/who) ous (famous) ph (photograph) que (antique) tion (action) ture (picture) wh (when/who) wr (write) y (very/bicycle) y - i (cry/cries) y (Sometimes Magic) Letterland Characters Letter Shapes a - z Letter Sounds a - z Capital Letters A - Z Long Vowels a e i o u Letter Shapes Built-in visual and verbal cues ensure correct letter formation, provide reasons for capitals and reduce confusions like b/d, p/q, s/z, n/u, m/w. Welcome to Letterland Letterland is a unique, phonics-based approach to teaching reading, writing and spelling to 3-8 year olds. Its information-rich Letterland characters transform plain black letter shapes into child-friendly pictograms. The characters all live in an imaginary place called... Letterland. Phonemic awareness Alphabet immersion Aa-Zz shapes and sounds Language development 4 Child-friendly phonics Teaching Materials Pages 16-17 Teaching Materials Pages 10-15 Teaching Materials Pages 6-9 S o u n d S h a p e A c t i o n s M u s i c V o c a b u l a r y C a p i t a l s L i v e S p e l l i n g D i g r a p h s Word Building Blending & segmenting all through words is introduced very early on, covering blends, digraphs, trigraphs, advanced & irregular spellings and more. Speaking & Listening Simple stories about the Letterland characters and their lives, engage attention, develop listening & speaking skills, strengthen phonemic awareness and expand children’s vocabulary. “I hate noise. I whisper ‘hhh...” in words.” Hurry from the Hat Man’s head to his heel on the ground. Go up and bend his knee so he’ll hop while he makes his sound. “I’m so happy starting important words that I do a handstand with my hat on!” When Sammy Snake comes up behind Harry Hat Man in a word, hissing “ssss..”, Harry says “sh!”, you know I hate noise! Scope 5 4 4 s o u n d s Research based Using characters and actions to teach phonics is supported by scientific research. The Letterland system is also in-line with research on memory and the way we learn. Each Letterland character is a predictable personality living in a realistic environment filled with alliterative objects. By integrating phonics with life experience, they provide children with a systematic and motivating framework for learning all 44 sounds and their spellings and for developing full literacy. Multisensory Learning Letterland activates every learning channel, using music, actions, movement, songs, art, craft, games, role-play, rhyme, and social interaction – all linked directly to letter knowledge.

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All 44 Letter SoundsStories about the Letterlandcharacters and theirinteractions give children afriendly logic for rememberingall 44 letter sounds and theirmajor spellings. Actionsreinforce lettersounds.

� Alphabet proficiency

� Blending

� Segmenting

� Word building

� Onsets & rimes

� Blends & digraphs

� Focus on spelling

� Word endings

� Vocabulary

� Fluency

� Word building

� Irregular Vowels

� More digraphsand trigraphs

� Advancedspelling patterns

Early YearsPrim

ary

Advanc

ed

Fast track a-z, A-Z

Beginnings, middles a, e, i, o, u& endings sh, th, ch

-nk, -ng-ff, -ll, -ss

Consonant blends bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl,br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr,sc, sk, sp, st, sm, sn, sw,scr, spl, spr, squ, str,shr, thr

DigraphsLong vowels a-e, ai, ay,

e-e, ee, ea,i-e, ie, y, igh,o-e, oa, o¯w,u-e, o¯o, ew, ue,

More vowel ar, or, ow, ou,digraphs oy, oi, er, ur, ir,

oo, u, aw, au

Trigraphs air, ear

a (America/father)all/al (all/always)are (scare)al/el (musical/angel)

ce/ci/cy (soft c stories)ch (school)

ed/ing (Magic endings)e (Magic e exception)e (they)

ea (head)ear (bear)ei (receive/height/eight)

en/est (Magic endings)er (Sometimes Magic)ere (here/there/where)ey (donkey)

full/ful (full/useful)ge/dge/gi/gy (soft g stories)

gh (bought/laugh)ie (lie/field) k (three spellings) kn (knee) le (table)

able/ible (suffixes) ly (lovely)

less/ness (suffixes)mb/mn (thumb/autumn)

o (love/one/who)ous (famous)ph (photograph)

que (antique)tion (action)ture (picture)wh (when/who)wr (write)y (very/bicycle)

y - i (cry/cries)y (Sometimes Magic)

Letterland Characters

Letter Shapes a - z

Letter Sounds a - z

Capital Letters A - Z

Long Vowels a e i o u

Letter ShapesBuilt-in visual and verbal cuesensure correct letterformation, provide reasons forcapitals and reduce confusionslike b/d, p/q, s/z, n/u, m/w.

Welcome to LetterlandLetterland is a unique, phonics-based approach to teaching reading, writing andspelling to 3-8 year olds. Its information-rich Letterland characters transform

plain black letter shapes into child-friendly pictograms. The characters all live in an imaginary place called...

Letterland.

� Phonemic awareness

� Alphabet immersion

� Aa-Zz shapes and sounds

� Language development

4

Child

-frien

dly

phon

ics

Teaching MaterialsPages 16-17

Teaching MaterialsPages 10-15

Teaching MaterialsPages 6-9

Sound

Shape

Actions

Music

Vocabulary Capitals

Live Spelling

Digraphs

Word BuildingBlending & segmenting allthrough words is introducedvery early on, covering blends,digraphs, trigraphs,advanced & irregularspellings and more.

Speaking & ListeningSimple stories about theLetterland characters and theirlives, engage attention, developlistening & speaking skills,strengthen phonemicawareness and expandchildren’s vocabulary.

“I hate noise. I whisper ‘hhh...”

in words.”

Hurry from the HatMan’s head to his heelon the ground. Go up and bend hisknee so he’ll hop whilehe makes his sound.

“I’m so happy startingimportant words that Ido a handstand withmy hat on!”

When Sammy Snake comes upbehind Harry Hat Man in a word,hissing “ssss..”, Harry says “sh!”,you know I hate noise!

Scope

5

44 sounds

Research based

Using characters and actions to teach phonicsis supported by scientific research. TheLetterland system is also in-line with researchon memory and the way we learn.Each Letterland character is a predictablepersonality living in a realistic environmentfilled with alliterative objects. By integratingphonics with life experience, they providechildren with a systematic and motivatingframework for learning all 44 sounds andtheir spellings and for developing full literacy.

Multisensory LearningLetterland activates every learningchannel, using music, actions,movement, songs, art, craft,games, role-play, rhyme, andsocial interaction – all linkeddirectly to letter knowledge.