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Learning To Read

Learn the foundation of phonemic awareness and phonics lessons to help children in K-2 begin reading and writing through the manipulation of phonemes in spoken words. Develop skills in phoneme deletion, addition, substitution, segmentation, and syllable clapping for effective language learning.

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Learning To Read

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  1. Learning To Read Jose F. Lopez March 27, 2006

  2. Phonemic Awareness • Ability to manipulate phonemes in spoken words • Enables children to use sound symbol correspondences to read and write • Begins at an early age (K-2) • Foundation for phonics • 44 phonemes in English Language

  3. Phonemic Awareness and Phonics Lessons • Phonemic Awareness Lessons • Phonics Lessons

  4. Types of Phonemic Awareness Tasks • Phoneme Deletion • Phoneme Addition • Phoneme Substitution • Phoneme Segmentation • Syllable Clapping

  5. How It Can Be Taught? • Language rich environments (singing songs, playing with words, chanting rhymes, listening to others read word play books) • Play games or activities to understand speech is composed of sounds.

  6. Assessing Phonemic Awareness • Yopp-Singer (Segmentation) Elkonin Boxes • Rosner (Deletion)

  7. Phonics • Phonemic awareness and written aspects of language (complete by third grade) • Emphasis on spelling patterns • Vowels short or long (name) • Blends, digraphs (e.g. , ch and sh), Rimes (word families) at and ike, and Rhymes.

  8. Phonics Generalizations • Qu • CVCe • CVC • CV • R Controlled • Kn and wr • Letter C- /s/ or /k/ • Letter G- /g/ or /j/

  9. Teaching Phonics Skills • Whole- Part- Whole • Read the literature • Teach the skill • Allow students to apply the skill taught

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