Junior Learning 44 Sound Wall Border Educational Action Games

Love the sound wall for my intervention classroom. I service K-5 students who need interventions in Phonics and this sound wall helps tremendously. They come connected in a banner of 4 squares. I cut the banner so that each sound is its own square. Then I laminated each individual piece so they can be used as part of a word wall but I can also take them down and use them individually when addressing a sound.

Greta individual posters. Just what I needed!

Ok, better now that it’s up. There’re 38 cards for 44 sounds. The cards are grouped 2 or 4 and you’ll have to cut some to arrange them as shown on the package and site. The cards are pretty heavy material, but not sealed fully, so I suggest using a peel and stick square versus the poster putty for hanging up. I used a ton of the little scotch reusable squares to hang mine in the kitchen/ work area. You’re going to need a good 8’ section of wall.

Lovely and bright. The words and sounds might not all be the same depending on your location. For example the "i-sound", the word women will sound like WiMEN where depending on your location you will hear the "oo-sound" and say WooMen in another country.But otherwise very helpful

Very good for lessons abs students can practice on their own.

This amazing product is one phoneme short of perfect. That skipped the aw/au/al sound. It stinks because I bring it up in my class and kids look for it and it's not there. Please fix this oversight! And send me the last card when you do!

This is 44 cards. So all letters are NOT included. Like the letter C. If feedback is taken, Older children who struggle with letter recognition and letter sounds need ALL letters not the ones that you deem important. I don’t wish to purchase two or three separate units and have Mis-matched units on my wall.Thanks in advance.