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PHC ZB Censch July2018 Rev - 2
PHC ZB Censch July2018 Rev - 2
There are cards included in this set that show the letter patterns There are cards included in this set that show the letter patterns
from all of the sound cards along with key words. The key words can from all of the sound cards along with key words. The key words can
be used by the teacher as a pronunciation guide to learn the sounds. be used by the teacher as a pronunciation guide to learn the sounds.
However, when students are saying the sounds from the cards, they However, when students are saying the sounds from the cards, they
do not say the key words. do not say the key words.
78. eigh/sleigh * Add the ëy/they sound with card 23. 78. eigh/sleigh * Add the ëy/they sound with card 23.
79. ë/ballet * Add the ëa/steak sound with card 24. 79. ë/ballet * Add the ëa/steak sound with card 24.
Book 7 * Add the er/heron sound with card 74. Book 7 * Add the er/heron sound with card 74.
78. eigh/sleigh * Add the ëy/they sound with card 23. 78. eigh/sleigh * Add the ëy/they sound with card 23.
79. ë/ballet * Add the ëa/steak sound with card 24. 79. ë/ballet * Add the ëa/steak sound with card 24.
Book 7 * Add the er/heron sound with card 74. Book 7 * Add the er/heron sound with card 74.
9. /ck/ after a short vowel 45. /ö/, /ū/ at the end 9. /ck/ after a short vowel 45. /ö/, /ū/ at the end
11. /_ve/ at the end 48. /dge/ after a short 11. /_ve/ at the end 48. /dge/ after a short
14. /tch/ after a short vowel vowel 14. /tch/ after a short vowel vowel
17. /ng/ after a short vowel 49. /oi/ in the middle 17. /ng/ after a short vowel 49. /oi/ in the middle
18. /nk/ after a short vowel 50. /oy/ at the end 18. /nk/ after a short vowel 50. /oy/ at the end
PREV. 1. /oi/ in the middle 56. /au/ in the middle PREV. 1. /oi/ in the middle 56. /au/ in the middle
PREV. 2. /oy/ at the end 57. /aw/ in the middle PREV. 2. /oy/ at the end 57. /aw/ in the middle
22. /ēi/ in the middle (Books 2-5) or at the end 22. /ēi/ in the middle (Books 2-5) or at the end
22, /ēi/, /ëi/ in the middle (Books 6-8) 58. /all/ at the end 22, /ēi/, /ëi/ in the middle (Books 6-8) 58. /all/ at the end
23. /ēy/ at the end (Books 2-5) 59. /al/ in the middle 23. /ēy/ at the end (Books 2-5) 59. /al/ in the middle
23. /ēy/, /ëy/ at the end (Books 6-8) 67. /s/ at the end 23. /ēy/, /ëy/ at the end (Books 6-8) 67. /s/ at the end
25. /ai/ in the middle 72. /j / at the end 25. /ai/ in the middle 72. /j / at the end
26. /ay/ at the end 76. /s/, /z/ at the end 26. /ay/ at the end 76. /s/, /z/ at the end
34. /oa/ in the middle 77. /z/ at the end 34. /oa/ in the middle 77. /z/ at the end
35. /oe/ at the end 78. /f/ at the end 35. /oe/ at the end 78. /f/ at the end
42. first syllable /u/ The teacher and students should use the exact 42. first syllable /u/ The teacher and students should use the exact
43. last syllable /u/ phrasing on this card when saying these sounds. 43. last syllable /u/ phrasing on this card when saying these sounds.
44. /ui/ in the middle The slash marks on each side of the pattern mean
“say the sound, not the names of the letters.”
44. /ui/ in the middle The slash marks on each side of the pattern mean
“say the sound, not the names of the letters.”
Visual Instructions - See And Say The Sounds Visual Instructions - See And Say The Sounds
1. The cards are numbered in the order in which they are taught in Pho- 1. The cards are numbered in the order in which they are taught in Pho-
netic Words And Stories, Books 1-8. It is easier for students to re- netic Words And Stories, Books 1-8. It is easier for students to re-
member the sounds when the cards are in order, because patterns with member the sounds when the cards are in order, because patterns with
similar sounds are grouped together. similar sounds are grouped together.
2. Introduce one new pattern at a time. Show the new card, model the 2. Introduce one new pattern at a time. Show the new card, model the
sound, and have each student repeat individually. sound, and have each student repeat individually.
3. Show all of the cards that have been taught. Keep the cards in order. 3. Show all of the cards that have been taught. Keep the cards in order.
Students say the sounds in unison. Students say the sounds only (no Students say the sounds in unison. Students say the sounds only (no
letter names or key words). However, some patterns appear only in a letter names or key words). However, some patterns appear only in a
certain place in words. Students will say the sound and where the pat- certain place in words. Students will say the sound and where the pat-
tern appears for these patterns. An instruction card in this set shows tern appears for these patterns. An instruction card in this set shows
all of these patterns and exactly what to say. all of these patterns and exactly what to say.
4. Students pronounce the basic sound for each pattern and then pro- 4. Students pronounce the basic sound for each pattern and then pro-
nounce any additional sounds that have been taught, with a slight pause nounce any additional sounds that have been taught, with a slight pause
between the sounds. between the sounds.
5. After students have mastered all of the cards in order, mix them up. 5. After students have mastered all of the cards in order, mix them up.
Saying the sounds out of order will be a more challenging task but will Saying the sounds out of order will be a more challenging task but will
help them remember the sounds when reading. help them remember the sounds when reading.
Visual Instructions - See And Say The Sounds Visual Instructions - See And Say The Sounds
1. The cards are numbered in the order in which they are taught in Pho- 1. The cards are numbered in the order in which they are taught in Pho-
netic Words And Stories, Books 1-8. It is easier for students to remem- netic Words And Stories, Books 1-8. It is easier for students to remem-
ber the sounds when the cards are in order, because patterns with simi- ber the sounds when the cards are in order, because patterns with simi-
lar sounds are grouped together. lar sounds are grouped together.
2. Introduce one new pattern at a time. Show the new card, model the 2. Introduce one new pattern at a time. Show the new card, model the
sound, and have each student repeat individually. sound, and have each student repeat individually.
3. Show all of the cards that have been taught. Keep the cards in order. 3. Show all of the cards that have been taught. Keep the cards in order.
Students say the sounds in unison. Students say the sounds only (no Students say the sounds in unison. Students say the sounds only (no
letter names or key words). letter names or key words).
4. Students pronounce the basic sound for each pattern and then pro- 4. Students pronounce the basic sound for each pattern and then pro-
nounce any additional sounds that have been taught, with a slight nounce any additional sounds that have been taught, with a slight
pause between the sounds. pause between the sounds.
5. After students have mastered all of the cards in order, mix them up. 5. After students have mastered all of the cards in order, mix them up.
Saying the sounds out of order will be a more challenging task but will Saying the sounds out of order will be a more challenging task but will
help them remember the sounds when reading. help them remember the sounds when reading.
Auditory Instructions - Listen And Write Auditory Instructions - Listen And Write
1. Also plan to use these cards during handwriting and spelling instruction. 1. Also plan to use these cards during handwriting and spelling instruction.
This will be just the opposite of using the cards visually. Instead of This will be just the opposite of using the cards visually. Instead of
seeing the card and saying the sound, students hear the sound without seeing the card and saying the sound, students hear the sound without
seeing anything and write the letter or letter pattern. They should say seeing anything and write the letter or letter pattern. They should say
the sound or sounds as they write it. After students have written the the sound or sounds as they write it. After students have written the
pattern, turn the card around for students to see. This provides visual pattern, turn the card around for students to see. This provides visual
reinforcement. Students can check to see if they wrote the correct reinforcement. Students can check to see if they wrote the correct
pattern. If not, they should immediately draw a bracket around the pattern. If not, they should immediately draw a bracket around the
incorrect letters and write the correct ones, saying the sound. incorrect letters and write the correct ones, saying the sound.
2. You can use the same cards you use to practice the letters visually, or 2. You can use the same cards you use to practice the letters visually, or
you can make a separate card pack. Choose the cards you want to use you can make a separate card pack. Choose the cards you want to use
each day and put them in the order you want. Review the patterns each day and put them in the order you want. Review the patterns
taught during the previous five days. Also choose any patterns that will taught during the previous five days. Also choose any patterns that will
be needed when spelling new phonetic words and writing the sentence be needed when spelling new phonetic words and writing the sentence
during the lesson. Rotate in older patterns for review and any patterns during the lesson. Rotate in older patterns for review and any patterns
that are still proving to be difficult. that are still proving to be difficult.
Auditory Instructions - Listen And Write Auditory Instructions - Listen And Write
1. Also plan to use these cards during handwriting and spelling instruc- 1. Also plan to use these cards during handwriting and spelling instruc-
tion. This will be just the opposite of using the cards visually. Instead tion. This will be just the opposite of using the cards visually. Instead
of seeing the card and saying the sound, students hear the sound with- of seeing the card and saying the sound, students hear the sound with-
out seeing anything and write the letter or letter pattern. They should out seeing anything and write the letter or letter pattern. They should
say the sound or sounds as they write it. After students have written say the sound or sounds as they write it. After students have written
the pattern, turn the card around for students to see. This provides vis- the pattern, turn the card around for students to see. This provides vis-
ual reinforcement. Students can check to see if they wrote the correct ual reinforcement. Students can check to see if they wrote the correct
pattern. If not, they should immediately draw a bracket around the in- pattern. If not, they should immediately draw a bracket around the in-
correct letters and write the correct ones, saying the sound. correct letters and write the correct ones, saying the sound.
2. You can use the same cards you use to practice the letters visually, or 2. You can use the same cards you use to practice the letters visually, or
you can make a separate card pack. Choose the cards you want to use you can make a separate card pack. Choose the cards you want to use
each day and put them in the order you want. Review the patterns each day and put them in the order you want. Review the patterns
taught during the previous five days. Also choose any patterns that will taught during the previous five days. Also choose any patterns that will
be needed when spelling new phonetic words and writing the sentence be needed when spelling new phonetic words and writing the sentence
during the lesson. Rotate in older patterns for review and any patterns during the lesson. Rotate in older patterns for review and any patterns
that are still proving to be difficult. that are still proving to be difficult.
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sh 1
sh 1
2 2
o 2
o 2
3 3
a 3
a 3
4 4
i 4
i 4
5 5
ē 5
ē 5
6 6
ō 6
ō 6
7 7
th 7
th 7
8 8
or 8
or 8
9 9
ck 9
ck 9
10 10
ö 10
ö 10
11 11
_ve _ve
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12 12
ā 12
ā 12
13 13
ch 13
ch 13
14 14
tch 14
tch 14
15 15
nch nch
15 15
16 16
wh 16
wh 16
17 17
ng 17
ng 17
18 18
nk 18
nk 18
19 19
ū 19
ū 19
PREVIEW 1 PREVIEW 1
oi PREVIEW 1
oi PREVIEW 1
PREVIEW 2 PREVIEW 2
oy PREVIEW 2
oy PREVIEW 2
PREVIEW 3 PREVIEW 3
ou PREVIEW 3
ou PREVIEW 3
PREVIEW 4 PREVIEW 4
ow
PREVIEW 4
ow
PREVIEW 4
PREVIEW 5 PREVIEW 5
ü PREVIEW 5
ü PREVIEW 5
PREVIEW 6 PREVIEW 6
ä PREVIEW 6
ä PREVIEW 6
20 20
ee 20
ee 20
21 21
e_e e_e
21 21
22 22
ei 22
ei 22
23 23
ey 23
ey 23
24 24
ea 24
ea 24
25 25
ai 25
ai 25
26 26
ay 26
ay 26
27 27
a_e a_e
27 27
28 28
i_e 28
i_e 28
29 29
ie 29
ie 29
30 30
igh 30
igh 30
31 31
ind ind
31 31
32 32
ild 32
ild 32
33 33
y 33
y 33
34 34
oa 34
oa 34
35 35
oe 35
oe 35
36 36
o_e o_e
36 36
37 37
o_e o_e
37 37
38 38
old 38
old 38
39 39
olt 39
olt 39
40 40
oll 40
oll 40
41 41
olk 41
olk 41
42 42
a_ 42
a_ 42
43 43
_a 43
_a 43
44 44
ui 44
ui 44
45 45
ue 45
ue 45
46 46
u_e u_e
46 46
47 47
ew 47
ew 47
48 48
dge dge
48 48
49 49
oi 49
oi 49
50 50
oy 50
oy 50
51 51
ou 51
ou 51
52 52
ow 52
ow 52
53 53
ü 53
ü 53
54 54
oo 54
oo 54
55 55
ould ould
55 55
56 56
au 56
au 56
57 57
aw 57
aw 57
58 58
all 58
all 58
59 59
al 59
al 59
60 60
alk 60
alk 60
61 61
wa 61
wa 61
62 62
swa swa
62 62
63 63
ou 63
ou 63
64 64
ce 64
ce 64
65 65
ci 65
ci 65
66 66
cy 66
cy 66
67 67
_ce 67
_ce 67
68 68
ir 68
ir 68
69 69
ge 69
ge 69
70 70
gi 70
gi 70
71 71
gy 71
gy 71
72 72
_ge _ge
72 72
73 73
ar 73
ar 73
74 74
er 74
er 74
75 75
ur 75
ur 75
76 76
_se 76
_se 76
77 77
_ze _ze
77 77
78 78
eigh eigh
78 78
79 79
ë 79
ë 79
80 80
eu 80
eu 80
81 81
i 81
i 81
82 82
wor wor
82 82
83 83
ear ear
83 83
84 84
our our
84 84
85 85
a 85
a 85
86 86
kn 86
kn 86
87 87
wr 87
wr 87
88 88
gh 88
gh 88
89 89
ought ought
89 89
90 90
ph 90
ph 90
91 91
ugh ugh
91 91
92 92
ye 92
ye 92
93 93
y_e y_e
93 93
94 94
y 94
y 94
95 95
qua qua
95 95
96 96
squa squa
96 96
You You
Did It! Did It!
You You
Did It! Did It!