Letter Sounds Abound, by Catherine S. Young | Dedicated Review

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What to Expect: Language skills, phonics, alphabet, coloring

Letter Sounds Abound is not just about letters—it’s about sounds, patterns, words, and language. From how letters work together to form words to how and when the sounds and shapes of letters change or stay the same, this alphabet book teaches essential reading skills and language knowledge. Readers will learn how the letters are arranged on the page, how they combine to form new sounds, and even the difference between vowels and consonants.

There are a lot of alphabet books out there, but very few of them combine letter recognition and practice with other basic skills and knowledge, such as tracking words on the page or recognizing the difference between capital and lowercase letters. By combining reading knowledge with writing skills, this clever book helps readers make some of the cognitive connections that support the development of reading fluency. The clean and sharp line drawings help hone fine motor skills by encouraging children to color the letters and images. The simple rhyming text supports the recognition of phonics in action. Each sound is illustrated by text and image examples that are full of life and humor, and will help readers to remember them.

At home or in school, Letter Sounds Abound is a fantastic resource to support early-stage reading and writing.

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