Transitioning from Word Walls to Sound Walls (Reading Rockets)

Description:

Sound walls support students with learning those tricky high-frequency words. They also support students in retaining and learning to read unfamiliar words on their own. A sound wall does the work of matching our articulation of speech sounds/phonemes to the letters/graphemes that represent those sounds. Learn more about why you should make the switch from word walls to sound walls.

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Curriculum/Instructional Methods Instructional Strategies Literacy Professional Resources