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  Flashcards: Long Initial Vowels
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  Flashcards: Short Initial Vowels
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  Poster: Chart illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” IPA (ESL)

  Chart illustrating three pronunciations of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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  Poster: Chart illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” Roman Alphabet (ESL)

  Chart illustrating three pronunciations of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet.
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  Poster: Pronunciation of "ed" 1 of 3 IPA (ESL)

  First of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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  Poster: Pronunciation of "ed" 1 of 3 Roman Alphabet (ESL)

  First of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet symbols.
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  Poster: Pronunciation of "ed" 2 of 3 IPA (ESL)

  Second of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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  Poster: Pronunciation of "ed" 2 of 3 Roman Alphabet (ESL)

  Second of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet symbols.
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  Poster: Pronunciation of "ed" 3 of 3 IPA (ESL)

  Third of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses IPA symbols.
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  Poster: Pronunciation of "ed" 3 of 3 Roman Alphabet (ESL)

  Third of three clown posters illustrating pronunciation of “-ed” on verb participles. Uses Roman alphabet symbols.
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  Poster: Voiced versus Unvoiced Consonants--large (ESL)

  Large poster using several consonants in initial position to demonstrate the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants.
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  Poster: Voiced versus Unvoiced Consonants--small (ESL)

  Small poster using several consonants in initial position to demonstrate the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants.
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  Worksheet: Distinguish three ways to pronounce “-ed” (ESL)

  Two worksheets—one to practice hearing the different pronunciations of “-ed” and the other to practice determining the difference.