Kindergarten Phonics Lessons Digital Teaching Slides BUNDLE Alphabet + CVC Words

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Looking for a no prep, Science of Reading aligned option for teaching Kindergarten phonics lessons for the whole year? The phonics digital slides are the answer! These digital phonics lesson slides contain everything you need for a hands-on and meaningful phonics lesson in Kindergarten.

What’s included:

• Alphabet Digital Teaching Slides (26 lessons)
• Alphabet Review Digital Teaching Slides (39 lessons)
• CVC Words Digital Teaching Slides (30 lessons)

These digital CVC word slides are 100% aligned with the Science of Reading! These digital teaching slides create a phonics lesson based on best practices from the Science of Reading.

Please Note: No worksheets are included. You may want to follow up each lesson with an independent practice worksheet, like those in my Kindergarten Phonics Curriculum.

Everything you need for an entire phonics lesson! These digital phonics teaching slides take you through an entire phonics lesson including a warm up, teacher-led portion, working with sounds, and writing. Just add a practice worksheet at the end if desired!

ALPHABET DIGITAL TEACHING SLIDES

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What will a lesson look like?

• Introduce the sound: You will introduce the sound and students will repeat.
• Mouth formation: You will introduce how to form the sound with your mouth.
• Key image: A key image will be used to relate the sound to a beginning sound picture.
• Introduce the letter: The letter will be introduced as the way we spell the sound.
• Yes or No: You will show one letter at a time and students will identify whether it is the target letter.
• Alphabet vocabulary: You will introduce 5 vocabulary words that begin with the letter sound.
• Alphabet sentences: You will read alphabet sentences to work on letter sounds and concepts of print. Point and read the sounds and picture – /a/, /a/, apple.
• Alphabet motion: You will introduce a kinesthetic alphabet motion.
• Yes or No Pictures: Students will decide if each picture begins with the letter sound.
• Letter formation: Letter formation practice with both uppercase and lowercase letters. Students will sky write the letters.

⭐Try these slides out for free! Find the Letter Aa Sample Lesson here.

ALPHABET REVIEW DIGITAL TEACHING SLIDES

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Review 2 letters over a three-lesson cycle:

• Lesson one: Review the first letter.
• Lesson two: Review the second letter.
• Lesson three: Review both letters together.

These alphabet review digital slides are set up to go in a suggested letter order that follows my SOR Guided Curriculum, but they can be used out of order. Editable slides are included for the day 3 review lesson where you review two letters together.

What will a Day 1/2 lesson look like?

• Introduce the sound: You will introduce a key image and students will identify the sound it begins with and the letter you are reviewing.
• Letter review: You will review the letter as how we spell the sound.
• Mouth formation: You will review how to form the letter sound with your mouth. Real mouth photos are used in these slides.
• Alphabet motion: Students will make an alphabet motion as they review the letter sound.
• Letter formation: Students will sky write the letters.
• Key image: You will review the letter sound with a beginning sound key image.
• Yes or no: Students will listen to the words and identify whether they begin with the target letter sound.
• Alphabet decodable sentences: Students will read alphabet decodable sentences for fluency and concepts of print practice.

What will a Day 3 lesson look like?

• Review both letter sounds: You will introduce and review both letter sounds and letters.
• Letter formation: Students will practice sky writing both letters.
• Letter Race: Students will race to read the letters as quickly as they can.
• Key images: You will review both letter sounds by identifying them at the beginning of words.
• Beginning sound ID: You will show students images. They will identify which letter sound each image begins with as quickly as they can.

⭐Try these slides out for free! Try out the first three lessons here.

CVC WORDS DIGITAL TEACHING SLIDES

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The first 5 weeks introduce CVC words by short vowel. Each lesson will include:

• Alphabet review: Students will race to name the letters.
• Letter Sounds Review: Students will identify the letter sounds. When they get to an action, they will stop and do that motion 5 times.
• Sound Introduction: You will introduce the vowel sound.
• Mouth Formation: You will review how to form the sound with your mouth.
• Phonemic Awareness: Students will decide if a word contains the vowel sound or not.

After that portion, each day of the week will focus on:

• Day one: successive blending and decoding words
• Day two: vowel sound sort and decoding words
• Day three: encoding and writing CVC words
• Day four: high frequency word and reading CVC word sentences
• Day five: writing CVC word sentences

The heart words / high frequency words introduced each week include:

• Week one: see
• Week two: the
• Week three: my
• Week four: is
• Week five: this

Week 6 is a review week. These lessons will include:

• phonemic awareness identifying vowel sounds
• interactive vowel sound sorts
• blending lines
• decoding words
• reading sentences
• encoding words
• word chaining
• writing sentences

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Will you be adding any more skills to this bundle? While I don’t have a timeline for specific skills or release dates, if any more phonics digital teaching slides are created, they will be added to this bundle.

What program are these slides formatted for? The slides are formatted for Google Slides™ and PowerPoint™.

I teach 1st grade (or another grade). Can I use these slides? Yes! I have just labeled this bundle as Kindergarten for now as most of the skills covered are Kindergarten skills.

If I use these slides whole group, what can I use in small groups? These slides can be your tier 1 whole group instruction. For your tier 2 differentiated small group instruction, I suggest the Science of Reading Guided Curriculum.