I love phonics and rely heavily on my printable sound charts for teaching phonetic patterns and phonemes. Traveling from room to room as an intervention specialist, it can be difficult to display visuals in an effective and organized way. On top of that, I've worked in some tiny rooms and spaces! That meant,  I didn't always have the space to put up bulletin boards or much room for my precious posters. If you have a small space or if you work with your students in small groups, I think you'll like this classroom tool along with the free phonics sound chart printables. The freebie includes phonetic vowel charts with examples, charts of phonemes for student reference, and more!

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