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Rules for phoneme mapping

Rules for phoneme mapping. Each sound gets its own box Try to map these words: bag, run, jog. Rules cont. 2. Blends (bl, cr, dr, -mp, -nd) and clusters (str) get broken down to individual sounds. Map these words: bl ob, ca mp , cl ose, st and, str ipes. Rules cont.

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Rules for phoneme mapping

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  1. Rules for phoneme mapping • Each sound gets its own box Try to map these words: bag, run, jog

  2. Rules cont. 2. Blends (bl, cr, dr, -mp, -nd) and clusters (str) get broken down to individual sounds. Map these words: blob, camp, close, stand, stripes

  3. Rules cont. • 3. Both consonant (sh, ch, th, wh) and vowel digraphs (ee, ea, ai, oa) remain together because they make one sound Try to map: sheep, chose, steeple, wreck

  4. Rules cont 4. Some other dipthong sounds get 1 box dipthongs or glides (oi and oy, ou and ow) Examples: joins, coy, broil

  5. Rules cont • Other sounds that get 1 box –ng Example: ring, sang, hung

  6. R controlled vowels (ar, er, ir, or, ur) get 1 box Examples: chirp, targets

  7. Last rule • -igh stays together Final words: sigh, highlight, straight

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