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Can you make the sound at the start of apple? Open your mouth wide and say /a/!
When we hear three sounds in a row, we can write one letter for each sound to build a real word.
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How do we listen for each sound before we pick up our pencil?
Stretching the Sounds
A CVC word is a three-letter word made of a starting sound, a middle vowel sound like /a/, and an ending sound.
To write the word cat, stretch it out slowly like a rubber band: /k/ ... /a/ ... /t/.
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Matching each spoken sound to its written letter is called Grapheme-Phoneme Correspondence (GPC).
Once each discrete sound is identified, write its matching letter into its specific position from left to right.
Once each discrete sound is identified, you write the corresponding letter into its specific position from left to right.
What happens when we want to write a word for something that blows cool air?