A for Apple, F for Fork, L for Magnifying Glass... The association of sounds with letters presents an initial hurdle for beginners in literacy acquisition. The many sounds of our language are represented by only a few letters. How do children manage to correctly associate sounds with letters, write words, and create their first texts? Only through practice! Whether you are working with a primer or independently from a textbook, the provided worksheets in three levels of differentiation—available in the book and on CD—allow children to train their sound-letter association in various ways and learn the shapes of the letters. Inspired by picture prompts, they write free texts. With engaging practice materials, children internalize the sound-letter association, overcoming one of the most important hurdles in literacy acquisition. This volume contains over 200 worksheets for sound recognition.