Phonogram 001~026 Alphabet Sounds
CVC (Consonant + Vowel + Consonant) Consonant + Vowel + Consonant
Phonogram 027~053 Short Vowels
Phonogram 054~070 Blends Consecutive Consonants
Phonogram 071~079 Digraphs Consonant Digraphs
Phonogram 080~084 Schwa unstressed vowel
Phonogram 085~089 I Say My Name Vowels Vowels that sound like alphabet names
Phonogram 090~093 Bossy “e” Boss “e”
Phonogram 094~110 Polite Partners
Phonogram 111 Vowel “y”
Phonogram 112~119 Silent & Soft Sounds Sounds that are silent or pronounced softly

Master phonics with the American public education phonemic awareness teaching method!
“With 119 phoneme patterns (Phonogram)
“Master the phonics sounds perfectly!”

In English, how you take your first steps is very important.
Accordingly, it is a subject in which each child's interest and level in English differ greatly.
This is why it is important to prepare children in advance so that they can naturally read English words, starting with an understanding of the alphabet, before they begin learning English in earnest at school.
This book introduces Zoo-phonics' unique learning method (The Essences of Zoo-phonics) to help children effectively learn phonics.


The Essences of Zoophonics
1.
Introducing pictogram learning, which combines pictures and letters.

By combining pictures with abstract characters, you can easily learn unfamiliar characters.

2.
Learn lowercase letters first.
Since 95% of English sentences are made up of lowercase letters, learn lowercase letters before uppercase letters.
Children who learn lowercase letters first can read words and sentences more easily and quickly.

3.
Learn the phonetic values ​​of the letters first.
Because you learn letters and sounds first with your body, you can easily store what you learn in your long-term memory.