Grades K–2 · Orton-Gillingham Aligned
Phoneme Manipulation Board
Segment, blend, substitute, delete, and add sounds — with touch-friendly tiles and read-aloud audio for every step.
Welcome
Model every sound, out loud.
Practice substitution, deletion, and addition — the core Orton-Gillingham phoneme manipulation routines — with tiles that respond to touch, mouse, and keyboard alike.
Touch or drag
Tap a tile, then tap a box to place it — or drag with a mouse. Both work side by side on any device, including iPads and Chromebooks.
Every sound, spoken
Each tile speaks its phoneme when it's placed, and the full word is read aloud as soon as it's built correctly.
Tap-and-say mode
Switch to the guided routine: tap each sound box in order to hear and reveal its sound, then blend the whole word.
- Highlight initial, medial, or final sounds to focus attention.
- Word banks are organized by sound count (2, 3, 4, and 5 sounds) with 70+ phonics-accurate examples.
- Track a Word Chain history and export it for homework.
Plan the routine with this guide to teaching blending and segmenting, or review the difference between phonological and phonemic awareness before choosing a task.
Board
Tile Bank
Tap the glowing sound box to hear and reveal each sound, in order. Once every box is filled, listen for the whole word blended together.
Words built this session: 0
Word Bank
Grouped by sound count
Pick a group that matches where your student is decoding, then load a single word or step through a whole chain on the Board.
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