Dog Level 7 Story 1

Episode 36 of the Literacy for Littles podcast, hosted by For Littles, titled "Dog Level 7 Story 1" was published on January 20, 2025 and runs 2 minutes.

January 20, 2025 ·2m · Literacy for Littles

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Let’s make believe! In this episode, we’ll explore rhyming words while pretending to be animals like dogs. You’ll practice isolating the beginning and ending sounds of rhyming words, building essential skills in onset, rhyme, and phonological awareness. This is one of four playful stories where you’ll step into the world of make-believe animals, adding a fresh twist to your learning adventure!

Episode Description

Let’s make believe! In this episode, we’ll explore rhyming words while pretending to be animals like dogs. You’ll practice isolating the beginning and ending sounds of rhyming words, building essential skills in onset, rhyme, and phonological awareness. This is one of four playful stories where you’ll step into the world of make-believe animals, adding a fresh twist to your learning adventure!

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