The newly learning kids starts from shorts ans starting words 123 with spelling and Alphabetic words Basic Words for spoken English Give them alphabet blocks and tell them to make two-letter words as many as possible. Add one letter to another and make them pronounce the words. By adding different letters, you could teach them many two-letter words.Knowledge of which individual letters match up to sounds, in a left to right sequence (In the word cup each sound is represented by a single letter).Phoneme – The smallest unit of sound. Phonemes can be broke up into vowel phonemes and consonant phonemes.

Digraph – A combination of two letters that work together to make the same sound (ch, sh, ph, th)

Grapheme – A letter/number that represents a sound (phoneme) that’s either one letter or sequential letters. An example of a two letter grapheme is ‘leaf’. The ‘ee’ sound is expressed through the letter’s ‘ea’.

Trigraph – Three letters that work together to make the same sound (ear, air, ure)