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Minibooks are tiny, foldable books made from a single printed page -- no binding, hole punching or stapling required.
Just print, make a few folds, one cut, and voila! You've got an 8-page mini book perfect for tucking into a tin, sending home for review, or adding to a phonogram collection.
Kids love gathering them as they master each new phonogram, turning practice into something they can hold, keep, and show off.
Browse the downloads below and try a few for free.
Our 8-page mini-books print 1 or 2 per page and cover everything you need for teaching a letter sound: how to pronounce it, how to form the letter when writing, how it looks in different fonts, a list of simple words to practice sounding out together, and a few great book recommendations to reinforce the /m/ sound.
Little learners have a LOT to learn! They need to know the sequence of letters, the names of the letters, the letter sounds, and what each letter looks like. Taking the time to focus on a specific letter and answer all of those questions can be a huge gift to a struggling reader.
Our 8-page mini-book for the letter A prints 1 or 2 per page and covers everything you need for teaching this sound: how to pronounce it, how to form the letter when writing, how it looks in different fonts, a list of simple words to practice sounding out together, and a few great book recommendations to reinforce the /a/ sound.
Little learners have a LOT to learn! They need to know the sequence of letters, the names of the letters, the letter sounds, and what each letter looks like. Taking the time to focus on a specific letter and answer all of those questions can be a huge gift to a struggling reader.
Our 8-page mini-book for the letter S prints 1 or 2 per page and covers everything you need for teaching this sound: how to pronounce it, how to form the letter when writing, how it looks in different fonts, a list of simple words to practice sounding out together, and a few great book recommendations to reinforce the /s/ sound.