All 44 Phonics Sounds — Free Audio Download

What’s in the pack

One short MP3 per sound, named by its letters (s.mp3, sh.mp3, air.mp3) and recorded as the pure sound — “sss”, not “ess” — so children copy the sound they will blend with, not the letter name. The files are in the same teaching order as the free study plan:

s (sun), a (ant), t (tap), p (pan), i (ink), n (net), m (map), d (dog), g (goat), o (octopus), c (cat), k (kit), e (egg), u (up), r (run), h (hat), b (bat), f (fan), l (lip), j (jam), v (van), w (wet), x (fox), y (yes), z (zip), qu (queen), ch (chin), sh (ship), th (thin), th (feather), ng (ring), nk (sink), ai (rain), ee (tree), igh (light), oa (boat), u_e (cube), oo (moon), oo (book), ar (car), or (fork), ur (burn), ow (cow), oi (coin), aw (paw), ear (hear), air (hair), ure (pure), zh (treasure).

How to use the audio

• Play one new sound three times, then say it together with its action — the same routine as the lesson pages.
• In the car, play the sounds learned so far and let your child call out a word that starts with each one.
• Make a playlist of only the sounds your child finds hard, and play it for a minute before each session.
• Pair each file with its flashcard or mouth-shape card so the sound, the letters and the mouth shape are learned together.