Small beginnings. A world of possibilities.|An original India-first phonics programme
Back to Group 1STEP 3 · READ WITH MEANING

Six sounds become
little stories.

Every story line below is built from s, a, t, i, p, n. The pictures carry the meaning while children use the sounds they know to do the reading.

Look. Listen. Point. Read.

  1. Talk about the picture first.
  2. Listen once and follow the words.
  3. Read it again without narration.
THREE TINY READING ADVENTURES

Read a little. Read it again.

The narration models the whole story. Pause it at any time and let your child take over.

Narration voice

Choose a story and listen when you are ready.

Two Indian children sitting together and playing a gentle tapping game Story 1 · sit, tap and pat

Tap, Nitin!

Nitin sits.

Tap, tap, tap!

Nitin taps.

Pat, pat, pat!

Nitin sits.

An Indian child tapping a small round tin during a playful learning activity Story 2 · pin, tin and tip

Pin in Tin

Pin sits in tin.

Nitin taps it.

Tap, tap, tap!

Nitin tips it.

Pin sits.

Two Indian children noticing a friendly ant in a tiny garden hollow Story 3 · ant, pit and sit

Ant in Pit

Ant sits in pit.

Nitin sits.

Nitin taps pit.

Tap, tap, tap!

Ant sits.

LOOK WHAT ONE SMALL GROUP UNLOCKED

A complete LipiLeap learning loop.

From six sound–letter links, children can build a growing bank of useful words and read three first stories. The same pattern grows with every new LipiLeap sound group.

6sounds learned18words to blend3stories to practise