PhoneticReaders

JES Phonetic Reader Connection

Children get an early interest in books, pictures, and learning when others read to them and with them.

Asking questions about pictures and words, turning pages, and guessing what will happen next, all add to the excitement of learning.

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Students can practice seeing, hearing, writing, and reading sentences to build upon their individual reading levels.

John E. Schlichte

E-mail:JohnS@JESProductions.net

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The man took the can and the fan and put them in his tan van.

(ack) Jack put the pack on his back.

Sound recordings may take a short

time to fully load. If you do not hear

the whole sentence, try again in a few moments.

This and some of the other JES sentence reader recordings were done by Ashley.

Click Underlined Activities & Go

See words and pictures. Type the correct word.

***Watch for more of my "sentence reader" activities that are expected to be added soon.

Click here to see more nature sentence readers with pictures of animals.

Make compound words by clicking here.

Try some JES sentence readers below. Click on the sound players.

The fat cat sat on my hat and made it flat.

(ad) I was glad that Dad had read the ad.

This and some of the other JES sentence reader recordings were done by Ashley.

Sound recordings may take a short

time to fully load. If you do not hear

the whole sentence, try again in a few moments.