Teaching Techniques
This is changing one phoneme in another word into another phoneme.
What is substitution?
The smallest unit of sound possible in a spoken word.
What is a phoneme?
James uses Elkonin boxes to isolate each sound in CVC words.
What is segmenting?
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What is resources?
This is taking a word and breaking it up into different parts.
What is segmentation?
This is the written representation of a phoneme.
What is a grapheme?
Judy is working on CVC words. She erases the "c" in "cat" and replaces it with an "m," and asks the students what the new word is.
What is substitution?
These are the 3 types of Media you can find in the resource folder.
What are videos, songs, and flashcards?
This is the removing of phonemes from a word.
What is deletion?
This is a combination of two letters that make a single sound.
What is a digraph?
Emma is practicing digraphs. She writes "nap" on the board, then adds an "s" to the beginning to make an "s-blend."
What is addition?
Students learn about long vowel sounds vs short vowel sounds in this level.
What is Phonics 2?
This is a way for students to take individual sounds and merge them together.
What is blending?
This is the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds in spoken words.
What is Phonemic Awareness?
Jessie is helping Coco with her reading. They say the word "pat" very slowly without pausing, while following along with their fingers under each letter.
What is blending?
What is Phonics 2?
This is attaching phonemes on to a word.
What is addition?
This is the understanding that print carries meaning.
What is print awareness?
Reeves is working on r blends with the class. On the board he has written "Brain." After erasing the "B," he asks the students to read the remaining word.
What is deletion?
Homophones are introduced in this level.
What is phonics 3?