Letters are divided into two categories: vowels and consonants (linguists add another category called semivowels); Identification of vowels and consonants; Vowels make their sounds by letting the air flow through the mouth unobstructedly; Consonants make their sounds by obstructing the air flow through the mouth in various ways.
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Phonics Friendly Books
Teaching Phonics Through Children's Literature (Dr. Jac)
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by Joyce Armstrong Carroll
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"Letters are divided into two categories: vowels and consonants (linguists add another category called semivowels); Identification of vowels and consonants; Vowels make their sounds by letting the air flow through the mouth unobstructedly; Consonants make their sounds by obstructing the air flow through the mouth in various ways."
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