Description
A Gradual Preschool Reading and Phonics Approach
Continue building reading confidence—one simple word at a time.
Gentle Phonics Unit Two is the second in an 8-unit series created for homeschool moms who want to teach reading with faith, rhythm, and trust in their child’s pace. This unit introduces more short A and short E CVC word families (ab, am, an, ap, eb, el, eg, en), as well as a new set of four high-frequency sight words to gently expand your child’s reading vocabulary.
Your child will explore 16 phonetic words like cab, jam, cap, web, leg, and pen, alongside four familiar sight words: at, my, this, and look. Like every resource in the Gentle Phonics series, this unit invites your child to read with movement, play, creativity, and connection.
Here’s what’s inside Unit Two:
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16 short vowel phonetic CVC words
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4 new sight words
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Word cards for tactile and visual practice
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Big letter cards for building, tracing, and matching
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Multicolor review cards for fluency and repetition
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Sight word flash cards
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Sentence strips for playful, meaningful reading
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A gentle weekly rhythm to guide you without pressure
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A heartwarming parent letter to remind you that you’ve got this
From coloring to word hunts to sentence-building games, this unit was thoughtfully designed to help your child enjoy the learning process. Whether you’re using wooden letters, sand trays, or beanbags, you’ll find endless ways to make phonics hands-on and life-giving.
Unit Two is part of a complete 8-unit series designed to help your child move gently from early decoding to confident reading. Each unit offers structure with flexibility, so you can adjust to your child’s natural pace and season of learning.
This is not about rushing. It’s about nurturing.
And you don’t have to do it alone—Wrinkles & Rainbows is here to walk with you.
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Tips for teaching phonics to young kids:
- Make sure they’re ready: Kids should already recognize the letter shapes before introducing phonics AND you should see an interest in knowing what letters say and what words are before beginning.
- Go slow: Introduce a few at a time and make sure they’re catching on before introducing more.
- Start with short vowel sound CVC words: CVC words (consonant-vowel-consonant) are easy to grasp, commonly found, and good building blocks for bigger words.
For more tips about teaching cvc words, read this article with tips and activities.
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