Hand Motions for Letter Sounds | Teach Your Child to Read with Synthetic Phonics Sounds Alphabet

[@RobynBoneAso]

This is amazing. Your videos are sooo good. Thank you for all the work you do !

[@MyHomeYourHomeOurHome]

Thank you for the encouragement! :)

[@seasonsofwonder]

I love this. Wish I would have known this when my little girl was a baby/toddler. So helpful for toddler mommies. 🙌💕💗☺️

[@MyHomeYourHomeOurHome]

Thanks so much! ❤️

[@jenniferkennedy_staff-sale1719]

have you made the any more of these? I love this and I teach Special Ed students - Elementary aged - and I have a group of students that are ELL - with SLD/ communication combinations so hand cues to remember grapheme-phoneme correspondence as we introduce more patterns have been so beneficial. I am looking for something to help students remember the two sounds y can make at the end of a word. (We have this motion for vowel sounds for them to remember the two sounds the letter "a" can make - hand close to chest (closed syllable) /ǎ/ - hand straight out (open syllable) /ā/) - and when the y vowel card appears during the visual drill students start to move their hands 🤓

[@MyHomeYourHomeOurHome]

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! Sadly, I don't have any other videos of hand motions. If I do make more, I will try to come back and link them here.
Thank you for all the work you are doing to help your students!