This document outlines a 7-step approach to teaching sound-symbol association and phonetic coding to students from pre-K to 2nd grade. The steps include having students 1) generate rhymes, 2) match symbols to phonemes, 3) segment words into syllables, 4) isolate beginning and ending sounds, 5) identify odd phonemes, 6) delete phonemes, and 7) sort words by common sounds. The overall goal is to help young students learn the relationship between written symbols and the sounds they represent in spoken language.
This document outlines a 7-step approach to teaching sound-symbol association and phonetic coding to students from pre-K to 2nd grade. The steps include having students 1) generate rhymes, 2) match symbols to phonemes, 3) segment words into syllables, 4) isolate beginning and ending sounds, 5) identify odd phonemes, 6) delete phonemes, and 7) sort words by common sounds. The overall goal is to help young students learn the relationship between written symbols and the sounds they represent in spoken language.
This document outlines a 7-step approach to teaching sound-symbol association and phonetic coding to students from pre-K to 2nd grade. The steps include having students 1) generate rhymes, 2) match symbols to phonemes, 3) segment words into syllables, 4) isolate beginning and ending sounds, 5) identify odd phonemes, 6) delete phonemes, and 7) sort words by common sounds. The overall goal is to help young students learn the relationship between written symbols and the sounds they represent in spoken language.
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