Dr. Mary Dahlgren "Sound Walls and Phonemes"

Dr. Dahlgren explains the importance of understanding how the mouth forms to create vowels sounds.

[@emmaperez1210]

This was excellent training!! I am learning each time I watch your
pieces of training..

[@thebapickers6944]

Absolutely Amazing!! What a wonderful resource! Thank you, Dr. Dahlgren!!! (Rhonda)

[@karenmarks6118]

Where can I find both sets of cards?

[@rootedinscripture]

I really wish my k-3 teachers could get your picture cards so we could hop on the sound wall train!! I’m going to work on that with my principal! ❤️

[@carinamichellepowers9762]

Check out Phonics in Motion! They offer a distinct kinesthetic motion for each sound... and the motion is based in delivering articulation information about how each sound is produced, and enables you as the educator to SEE what they are hearing.

[@allymour1861]

18 vowel sounds in American English - but more vowel phonemes in UK, Australian and NZ English.

[@ReynaCostanzo]

Which sound do you teach first and so on?

[@reynacostanzo4831]

One thing is that in Spanish the names of the vowels are the short sounds. In English the names of the vowels are the long sounds.

[@solinuului3964]

Can u go slowly saying the sound thank yoy