Learning Vowel Sounds for Adult Literacy - A Helpful Guide

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Explore vowel sounds through engaging images and examples like apple, egg, igloo, orange, and umbrella. Understand the differences between short A (e.g., apple) and long A (e.g., alien), short E (e.g., egg) and long E (e.g., Egypt), and short I (e.g., igloo). Enhance your reading and pronunciation skills with this resource contributed by Kathy Crockford, ideal for adult literacy learners at Entry Level 1.

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Description: swlogo Vowel sounds June 2011. Kindly contributed by Kathy Crockford. Search for Kathy on www.skillsworkshop.org Visit the download page for this resource to find curriculum links and related resources. Curriculum links Adult Literacy Rw/E1.2 Decode simple, regular words (a) Understand that own language experience can be used when reading, to help predict sense and meaning of words (b) Understand that illustrations and other graphics can give clues to the likely meaning of individual words (c) Understand that written words correspond to their spoken equivalents and are composed of letters in combinations, to represent spoken sounds (d) Identify sounds in familiar, regular words from spoken experience, and recognise correspondence between sounds (phonemes) and letters (graphemes) Functional English Entry Level 1 Read and understand simple regular words and sentences