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Spark a Love for Phonics with a Sound Treasure Hunt!

  • Writer: GROW ED Publishing
    GROW ED Publishing
  • May 23
  • 1 min read

Unlocking Literacy through Play: How a Simple Treasure Hunt Can Boost Phonics Skills

Kid holding a "SOUND MAP" with chicken and chair drawings, next to a treasure chest. Text: Spark a Love for Phonics with a Sound Treasure Hunt!
A sound map could have letters, phonemes, or just pictures of objects with the sound in them!

Learning phonics should feel like an adventure, not a chore. At GROW Reading, we believe in making literacy playful, multisensory, and full of wonder.


Here’s how it works:


  1. Pick a phoneme (like /ch/ or /th/).

  2. Give your child or students a "Sound Map" with pictures and clues or just announce the sound!

  3. Then, send them off on a hunt to find real objects around their environment that match the sound.


Each find becomes an opportunity to:


  • Say the word aloud (building auditory awareness)

  • Draw or write the word (reinforcing visual memory and fine motor skills)

  • Act it out or use it in a silly sentence (boosting oral language development)


It’s simple, joyful, and incredibly effective. Plus, it’s adaptable: you can focus on beginning sounds, ending sounds, or even vowel patterns depending on your learner’s needs.


 
 
 

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