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How to use a sound wall to teach new phonemes and graphemes

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TRT Podcast #25: How to use a sound wall to teach new phonemes and graphemes

So you have a sound wall. Now what? In today’s episode you’ll learn how to use it to teach new phonemes (sounds) and graphemes (letter or letters that represent sounds).

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