My Alphabet Chart

 I have created an alphabet chart which makes learning the sounds of English very easy. The reason is because I have arranged the sounds of English in order of articulation point in the mouth. For example, at the very front we pronounce, p, b, and m. These sounds are related and should be taught together. This makes them easy to remember. Each letter can also receive a new name that makes it easier to remember as well. I am also interested in alternative alphabet creation. Using this chart chart, you can make a new alphabet in 6 minutes instead of 6 months. All you need to do is create letters in each sound group, as in t, d, n, or k, g, ng, that are visually related, and you are off and running.

 

Here is the chart.

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