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Phonetic Level 4C
$7.95 USD
Packet 4C contains 6 different two-syllable nouns with two phonograms in each word (like chicken and hammer). All text is printed in black to add just enough challenge beyond Level 3 phonogram work.
- 3-part format includes photos, labels, and control cards (word and label put together); 18 cards total
- Six images of objects the child most likely knows (no new vocabulary means no reading roadblocks)
- Rounded corners (no pricked fingers or dog-eared cards)
- Comes in a sturdy, clear reclosable bag for storage
- Lesson plan included
Laminated cards are ready for use. See laminating recommendations if purchasing unlaminated cards. Created by a Montessori teacher and eco-printed by parents/teachers/students in our rural New England office. Cloth pouches sold separately.
Approximate card sizes are 3¾” x 4¼” (control cards), 3¾“ x 3” (photo cards), and 3¾” x 1¼” (word cards).
Made in the USA.
NOTE: We are discontinuing our unlaminated card packets and sets.
Item #: PH4C
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