Quiz 1 Flashcards

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Definition of Phonological Awareness

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The ability to recognize and produce the sounds that are used in a language

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Definition of Phonemic Awareness

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The ability to think, hear, and manipulate sounds in a language

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Definition of Phoneme Identification

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child recognize the sounds in different words

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Example of Phoneme Identification

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fix, fall, fun = all start with f

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Definition of Phoneme Isolation

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child recognize initial sounds in a word

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Example of Phoneme Isolation

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v is the first sound in van

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Definition of Phoneme Blending

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children listen to a sequence of separate phonemes and then combine them to form a word

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Example of Phoneme Blending

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combine p/i/g to form pig

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Definition of Phoneme Segmentation

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children break a word into its separate sounds

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Example of Phoneme Segmentation

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break word grab into g/r/a/b

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Definition of Phoneme Deletion

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children recognize the word when a phoneme is removed

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Example of Phoneme Deletion

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if you remove b from black you get lack

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Definition of Phoneme Addition

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children can make a new word by adding a phoneme to a existing word

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Example of Phoneme Addition

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if you have the word park and you add s, you get spark

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Definition of Phoneme Substitution

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children can substitute one phoneme for another to make a new word

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Example of Phoneme Substitution

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if you have the word bug and you exchange the b for a r, you get rug

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Definition of an Onset in a One-Syllable Word

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the initial consonant sounds that comes at the beginning

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2 examples of an Onset in a One-Syllable Word

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Example 1: point = p
Example 2: splash = spl

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Definition of an Rime in a One-Syllable Word

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the vowel and the rest of the consonant letters in a one-syllable word

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2 examples of an Rime in a One-Syllable Word

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Example 1: street = eet
Example 2: house = ouse

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Definition of Syllables

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a cluster of letters that contain a vowel sounds and is produced as a unit

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Example of Syllables

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dictionary has 4 syllables

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Definition of Consonant Blends

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two or more consonant sounds are combined, but each consonant still retains its own sound

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2 Examples of 2-Consonant Blends

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2 Examples of 3-Consonant Blends
straw scream
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Definition of Consonant Digraphs
two or more consonant letters are put together to make one sound
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2 Examples of 2-Letter Consonant Digraphs
chair phone
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2 Examples 3-Letter Consonant Digraphs
match watch