Bigram Raps 1-4

Some basic consonant sounds with “a” but we have skipped uncommon bigrams. The rhyming words are there for fun and for ‘implicit' exposure. They only have to repeat the highlighted bigrams (like “ba”). If the 80% tracks are too slow, then move on to Track 1 below.

Students need to follow along and say the sounds after “Now you!” This creates a beneficial phonological loop. Teachers or parents can monitor students either in-person, by voice recording, or by video conferencing.

Wait! The learning doesn’t stop there. You can print out pages for each track (below) so that they can practice saying the bigrams on their own, and write them on paper. Also, below is a link to help students learn hand-printing.

Visit the site map for links to Tracks #5 through #30, or see below.