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What is Phonological Awareness?
What is Phonological Awareness?
Phonological Awareness is the ability to recognize that spoken words are made up of individual sound parts.
This includes rhyming, syllables, segmentation, and more.
Phonemic awareness is actually part of the "Phonological Awareness House."
Phonological Awareness Glossary:
Phonological Awareness Glossary:
Isolate Sounds: to separate/identify sounds in a spoken word into sections (beginning sound, middle sound, end sound).
Blending: putting together individual sounds to say the word outloud.
Segmenting: break down a word into its individual sounds.
Onset: Only used for single-syllable words. Onset is the beginning sound/initial consonants before the vowel. Examples: [c]at. or [sp]eech.
Rime: Only used for single-syllable words. Rime is the vowel and the remaining string of letters after the vowel. Examples: c[at] or sp[eech].
Family Resources/Activities
Family Resources/Activities
Note: Click the boxes of your child's working level.
Note: Click the boxes of your child's working level.
Example: Your child may be in 4th grade, but their phonological awareness score may reflect a need to review second grade skills. You would click "2nd grade."
Example: Your child may be in 4th grade, but their phonological awareness score may reflect a need to review second grade skills. You would click "2nd grade."
Other Resources/Links
Other Resources/Links
Splash Learn
Splash Learn
Education.Com
Education.Com
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