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Point to the uppercase and lowercase letters and ask students to say the letter name. |\n| STEP 2\u003Cbr>Letter Sound | 1-2 minutes | The letter b represents the sound /b/.\u003Cbr>Explain how to produce the sound /b/. Use a sound wall to support this explanation:\u003Cbr>• lips are pressed together, teeth are apart inside your mouth, pucker your lips, when your mouth opens a small puff of air is released, vocal cords are vibrating\u003Cbr>The letter b represents the /b/ sound.“Say the /b/ sound.”\u003Cbr>Allow students time to practice forming the sound. |\n| STEP 3 Letter Recognition | 2-3 minutes | “Now, let’s see if we can hear the letter b.” Show a picture of a bed or embedded mnemonic.“What sound do you hear in the beginning of bed?” If students can’t produce the sound say,“b b bed.” Tell students,“you try, b b bed.”\u003Cbr>Then show students a new picture card or embedded mnemonic with the same beginning sound. Ask: “What sound do you hear in the beginning of the word ball?”\u003Cbr>“Now, let’s see if we can find the letter b.” Provide students with a text that has just a few words on each page. Have students find the letter in print, and say the letter and the sound. |\n| STEP 4\u003Cbr>Letter Writing | 4-5 minutes | “Let me show you how to write the letter.” Model and provide description and hints about how to write the uppercase B and lowercase b.\u003Cbr>“Let’s practice writing the uppercase letter B and lowercase letter b.” Give students the opportunity to practice the letter formation by tracing the letter, writing the letter on the carpet, in the air, on their hand, or on a whiteboard.\u003Cbr>Have students say the sound multiple times as they form the letter. |\n| Review | 1 minute | Show the letter. Ask: “What is the letter? What sound does the letter brepresent?”\u003Cbr>Show a picture or embedded mnemonic. 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