Transform your sound wall and literacy lessons with this complete phonics poster bundle designed for both grapheme recognition and spelling pattern mastery. This 45-poster set targets the most commonly confused sounds that students struggle with — from -tch endings to schwa sounds to tricky vowel teams like ou/ow and ai/ay.
Perfect for elementary classrooms, reading intervention, and homeschool literacy instruction, these classroom-tested, kid-approved posters make phonics instruction clear, engaging, and accessible for all learners — including neurodivergent students and English Language Learners (ELLs).
What’s Included:
45 full-color phonics posters covering essential sounds, spelling patterns, and graphemes
Examples for each pattern with realistic, age-appropriate images
Free Scope & Sequence developed from classroom experience - supportive of ADHD, gifted, and/or neurodivergent kids.
Posters for tricky patterns such as:
digraphs/trigraphs: -tch, -ck, wh-, wr-, ch-, -igh
final stable syllable: -le
R-controlled vowels: ar, or, er, ir, ur
vowel teams: ai, ea, ie, oa, oo, ee, ay, ow, ei, aw
diphthongs: oi, oy, ou, ow
Schwa sounds - a, e, i, o
Magic/Silent e
Plural -es, Past tense -ed
aw vs. all
Kind Old Words: -ild, -ost, -ind, -old, -olt
Doubling/Single consonants: after short vowel and before-le, -er, -ing
y vowel - as long i and long e
Soft vs Hard g (gum vs. gem)
 
Compatible with sound walls, word walls, and phonics centers!
 
Why Teachers & Parents Love This Set
Classroom-Tested, Kid-Approved – Designed from years of real-world literacy instruction
Targets Common Trouble Spots – Focuses on patterns students mix up most often
Supports Diverse Learners – Diverse and clear pictures, consistent layouts for accessibility
Flexible Use – Print large for the wall or small for student notebooks; great for whole-group or small-group teaching
Instant Download – Ready to print and use today
 
Perfect For:
1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade
Homeschool reading instruction
Reading intervention and resource rooms
Teachers building a sound wall or literacy center