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Vowels can be tricky for young learners to master, but not in the Land of the Vowel Characters! Here you will meet clever cartoon friends such as Inchworm I and Upside Down U. Eye-catching illustrations, memorable names, and simple verses make learning vowel sounds and their rules both easy and fun.
One Halloween, the ABCs dressed up for the special night. In the book, ABCs for Halloween, each letter of the alphabet is immersed in an exciting and eerie Halloween adventure.
✔ Thirty-nine years of teaching experience: classroom teacher, resource teacher, reading support teacher, and bilingual facilitator
✔ Creator ofPhonics Please, home of the Meet the Consonants and Meet the Vowels series
✔ Three-time recipient of the Arrowhead Reading Award, California State University, San Bernardino
Linda Lampi is a retired teacher from the San Bernardino City Unified School District. She earned her BA, teaching credential, and MA from California State University, San Bernardino. During her thirty-nine years as an educator, Mrs. Lampi held many roles. Besides being a teacher in elementary and middle schools, she also served as a resource teacher, a reading support teacher, and a bilingual facilitator. During her teaching career, Mrs. Lampi received the Arrowhead Reading Award three times from California State University, San Bernardino.
Throughout her career and into retirement, Linda Lampi specialized in teaching reading to all types of students, from remedial learners to high achievers. It all began with a simple drawing. When a group of first graders arrived in her classroom not knowing their letters, Mrs. Lampi drew a W on the board and gave it a pair of shoes. “Look,” she said. “It is Walking W.” The concept of Consonant Creatures was born. A simple drawing developed into her first phonics book in the Meet the Consonants series. From there, she brought vowels to life in the Meet the Vowels series. Mrs. Lampi even dressed all of the letters in costumes in her book, ABCs for Halloween.
Linda Lampi’s goal of making the letters easy and fun to learn resulted in her very own phonics program called Phonics Please, which includes the Meet the Consonants and Meet the Vowels series. The Phonics Please program has been used in many classrooms from kindergarten to second grade with outstanding results. Additionally, letter characters from her innovative program have been successfully introduced to preschool children as young as two years old, giving them a head start before they ever step foot in a classroom.
Linda Lampi believes that learning to read should be an adventure, not a chore. She has helped make this process fun for many children, from preschool through the primary grades. Children receive a strong start on their reading journey with Phonics Please.
Vowels can be tricky for young learners to master but not in the Land of the Vowel Characters! Here you will meet clever cartoon-type friends such as Inchworm I and Upside Down U, complete with eye-catching illustrations, memorable names, and simple verses. Together, these elements make learning vowel sounds and their rules both easy and fun.
In Wanted: Sly Guy Letter Y and Wily W, children will discover that the consonants Y and W can transform into vowels under certain conditions. Once again, cute illustrations and catchy verses will hold the child’s interest.
Finally, eye-catching characters will introduce vowel combinations known as diphthongs, paired with equally engaging poems, in Vowel Friends Forever. The catchy poems accompanying each character will make learning the diphthongs an easy task. Knowing how to spell the different sounds for each diphthong will make mastering spelling lists and writing sentences easier, even for more complicated words.
Learn how letters sound and play together to make amazing words. It’s like a puzzle for your ears!
© 2024 Linda Lampi. Sparking magic in every young mind. Helping kids find their voice one letter at a time.
Four children’s books are scheduled to be the main components in the Meet the Vowels series of the Phonics Please program. Each will come with a section for parents and teachers, offering detailed instructions and supplemental activities to reinforce learning, so there will be no need for a separate teaching manual. Every book will be all-in-one: a children’s book followed by a teacher guide, practice pages, and supplemental activities.
The colorful cartoon characters and catchy verses found in these four books will transform vowel learning from tedious worksheet exercises into the fun of discovery found inside the covers of a book. What better way is there to instill a love of books than to start the learning-to-read process with colorful children’s books that teach the ABCs and their sounds?
“My students loved learning the vowels from Mrs. Lampi’s Vowel Funnies and Bow Wow Vowels characters. Some of my students entered second grade without knowing the letter sounds. After a few of Mrs. Lampi’s lessons with these letter characters, they learned all their sounds. They loved referring back to the fun vowel characters and movements.”
Children love this imaginative ABC book as they flip through the pages and discover each letter participating in a fun and spooky Halloween night.
Linda Lampi is a retired teacher from the San Bernardino City Unified School District. She earned her BA, teaching credential, and MA from California State University, San Bernardino. Throughout her thirty-nine years as an educator and into retirement, Linda Lampi specialized in teaching reading to all types of students, from remedial learners to high achievers.
Mrs. Lampi held many roles. Besides being a teacher in elementary and middle schools, she also served as a resource teacher, a reading support teacher, and a bilingual facilitator. During her teaching career, Mrs. Lampi received the Arrowhead Reading Award three times from California State University, San Bernardino.
It all began with a simple drawing. When a group of first graders arrived in her classroom not knowing their letters, Linda Lampi drew a W on the board and gave it a pair of shoes. “Look,” she said, “it is Walking W.” The concept of Consonant Creatures was born.
A simple drawing became a book, which developed into Phonics Please, Mrs. Lampi’s own phonics program. She has already brought Consonant Creatures to life and dressed all the letters in costumes in her specialty book, ABCs for Halloween. Phonics Please will grow to include two full collections, Meet the Consonants and Meet the Vowels, making every letter of the alphabet memorable through clever characters and catchy poems.
Mrs. Lampi has used materials from Phonics Please in many classrooms from kindergarten to second grade with outstanding results. Additionally, letter characters from her innovative program have been successfully introduced to preschool children as young as two years old, giving them a head start before they ever step foot in a classroom.
Linda Lampi believes that learning to read should be an adventure, not a chore. Phonics Please is growing from one letter to a book to a program, giving children a strong start on their reading journey, one letter at a time.