Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, & Phonological Awareness Flashcards

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Phonological awareness

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Is the ability of the reader to recognize the sound of spoken language, including house sounds can be blended together, segmented and manipulated. 

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Phonemic awareness

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Understanding the individual sounds phonemes in words. For example, for a student to be able to separate the sounds in the word cat into three distinct phonemes: /k/, /æ/, and /t/.

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Phonics/Graphophonic

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Understanding correspondence between these sounds and the spelling patterns (graphemes) that represent them. Spelling is phonics/graphophonics.

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Phonemic awareness

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1st skill students learn

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Phonics

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2nd skill to learn

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Phonological awareness

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Where all of it comes together. The top of the umbrella.

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Phonemic awareness

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= SOUNDS
* you can do it in the dark **

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Phonemic Awareness includes the ability to:

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Pronounce individual sounds in words.

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A teacher is helping students understand rhyme in words. She uses words like sound, found, hound, and round. She and the students are working on a lesson that focuses on:

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Phonemic awareness.

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Phonics

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= SPELLING!!!

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Semantic analysis

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Meaning of the word or words

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Syntactic analysis

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Structure of the word

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Rhyme

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To do with the way words sound which would be PHONEMIC AWARENESS.

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Phonics

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You have to see the letters and know the rules. Such as; CH , Sh, ph, tion.

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Students are recognizing spelling and pronunciation rules for the suffix -tion. What are the students engaging in?

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Phonics

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Graph

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Means to write. It’s a part of the phonics rule.

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When a student has awareness of phonemes in words, syllables, onset-time segments, and spelling, he or she is demonstrating:

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Phonological awareness

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Which of the following describes what happens in the graphophonic component of writing?

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Students learn that one sound may be formed a number of different ways.