Which Letter Team?

Happy New Year and to celebrate, VocabularySpellingCity has provided several new learning games to its Premium Member.  These learning games provide unique benefits to schools, teachers, and students in building foundational, phonics, and vocabulary skills.  Because of their flexibility, high level of student engagement, and ability to help build foundational skills, they should have a measurable impact on literacy skill-building particularly for ELL and Title I schools where it’s most needed.

First up: Which Letter Team?

Which Letter Team?

This new game starts by explaining one of the basic and most confusing concepts in phonics.  Often, multiple letters team up to make a single sound.  The examples that the game uses of multiple letters teaming up are SH and TCH.  Here’s the examples of letter teams. Notice that it illustrates letter teams both at the start and in the middle of words.

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