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    Who’s Who in Letterland

    Annie Apple makes the sound Jumping Jim makes the sound Red Robot makes the sound
    at the beginning of her name – at the beginning of his name – at the beginning of his name.
    ˘
    ˘
    ‘a…’ (as in apple). ‘j…’. Keep your mouth nearly Keep your mouth nearly
    closed to avoid adding “uh”. closed and prolong his sound
    – ‘rrr…’.

    Bouncy Ben makes the sound


    at the beginning of his name –
    ‘b…’. Keep your mouth nearly Sammy Snake makes the
    Kicking King makes the sound sound at the beginning of his
    closed to avoid adding “uh”. at the beginning of his name – name. Just whisper ‘sss…’.
    ‘k…’. Just whisper it.

    Clever Cat makes the sound at


    the beginning of her name –
    Talking Tess makes the sound
    ‘c…’ (as in cat). Just whisper it.
    at the beginning of her name
    – ‘t…’. Just whisper it.
    Lucy Lamp Light makes the
    sound at the beginning of
    Dippy Duck makes the sound her name – ‘lll…’. Keep your
    at the beginning of her name – mouth nearly closed to avoid
    ‘d…’. Keep your mouth nearly adding “uh”.
    closed to avoid adding “uh”. Uppy Umbrella makes the
    sound at the beginning of her
    ˘
    name – ‘u…’ (as in umbrella).
    ˘
    For once “uh” is right!
    Eddy Elephant makes the Munching Mike makes the
    sound at the beginning of his sound at the beginning of
    ˘
    name – ‘e…’ ˘
    (as in elephant). his name. Keep your mouth
    closed and hum ‘mmm…’ to Vicky Violet makes the sound
    avoid adding “uh”. at the beginning of her name.
    Keep your mouth nearly
    closed to avoid adding “uh”.
    Firefighter Fred makes the
    sound at the beginning of his Noisy Nick makes the sound
    name – ‘fff…’. Just whisper it. at the beginning of his name. Walter Walrus makes the
    Keep your mouth nearly sound at the beginning of his
    closed and lips open – ‘nnn…’ name. Get ready to whistle
    to avoid adding “uh”. but blow instead – ‘www…’.
    Try not to add “uh”.
    Golden Girl makes the sound
    at the beginning of her name – Oscar Orange makes the
    ‘g…’. Keep your mouth nearly sound at the beginning of his Fix-it Max makes the last
    closed to avoid adding “uh”. ˘
    name ˘ (as in orange).
    – ‘o…’ sound in his name. He makes
    the sound ‘ks…’ in words. Just
    whisper it.

    Peter Puppy makes the sound


    Harry Hat Man makes the at the beginning of his name – Yellow Yo-yo Man makes the
    sound at the beginning of his ‘p…’. Just whisper it. sound at the beginning of
    name. Just whisper it – ‘hhh…’. his name. Keep your mouth
    nearly closed – ‘yyy…’ to
    avoid adding “uh”.

    Quarrelsome Queen makes


    the sound at the beginning of Zig Zag Zebra makes the
    Impy Ink makes the sound at her name – ‘qu…’. Whisper sound at the beginning of
    the beginning of his name – “kw”. her name – ‘zzz…’. Keep your
    ˘
    ’i…’ (as in˘ink). mouth nearly closed to avoid
    adding “uh”.
    © Letterland International 2012

    The Vowel Men


    Mr A, the Mr E, the Mr I, the Ice Mr O, the Old Mr U, the Uniform
    Apron Man, Easy Magic Cream Man, Man from over Man, says his
    says his name Man, says his says his name the Ocean, says name ‘U’ as in
    ‘A’ as in name ‘E’ as ‘I’ as in ice his name ‘O’ as uniform.
    apron. in easy. cream. in old.

    The only men that ever say their traditional alphabet names in words are the five Vowel Men, Mr A, Mr E, Mr I, Mr O, and Mr U.

    Learn to Read & Write – a Parent’s Guide


    Online resource 2: Alphabet Sounds
    www.letterland.com/parent-guide 1

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