Phonics Fundamentals
This term refers to the smallest unit of sound in speech.
What is a phoneme?
This number represents how many speech sounds are in the word grass.
4
This number of syllables appears in the word observer.
What is 3?
This term refers to the smallest meaningful unit in a language.
What is a morpheme?
The mb in the word numb are referred to as this term.
What are consonant digraphs?
If tife were a word, the letter “i” would be called this type of vowel sound.
What is a long vowel sound?
This describes the ability to break down and manipulate the individual sounds in spoken language.
What is phonemic awareness?
The number of syllables in the word frogs.
What is one?
This is the number of morphemes in the word frogs.
What is 2?
This is the name for a speech sound made with an open vocal tract, allowing air to flow freely from the lungs through the mouth without obstruction from the tongue, teeth, or lips
What is a vowel?
This is the name for a group of two or three consonants pronounced so that each maintains its own sound.
The understanding of how spoken language is broken down and manipulated.
What is phonological awareness?
The word napkin contains two of this type of syllable.
What is a closed syllable?
This is the number of morphemes in the word teacher.
What is two?
This is the term for a the following phonological awareness activity: "Say the word 'cat'. Now say the word without the /k/ sound."
What is deletion?
This is the term for the sound of the letter c as it is pronounced in the word city.
What is a soft c?
The number of phonemes in the word shoe.
What is 2?
The number of syllables in the word disassemble.
What is 4?
The root meaning full of thanks.
What is grat?
Identify the consonant digraph in the following word: spherical
What is ph?
Sh, Ch, and Ph are referred to as this type of sound.
What is a digraph?
If you say the word "ice" and then reverse the order of the sounds, the result would be this word.
What is sigh?
The first syllable in bacon is called this syllable type.
What is an open syllable?
What is a Bridging Process?
If you say the word 'enough' and then reverse the order of the sounds, this would be the resulting word.
What is funny?