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New readers make two types of confusions: Visual confusions (p for d, b for q, for example) for written letters that look similar. Sound confusions (short a for short e, for example) for sounds that are similar. This chart outlines the most likely confusions students will make.

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Phonogram Confusion Chart

This is a one page printable that lists the most likely visual and sound confusions students will make when they read or write. Print and keep near your small group table so you're ready to catch mistakes quickly and lead students back in the right direction.

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