This document provides instructions for an activity to practice adding or deleting final sounds in words. The child is asked to say words like "car" while pointing to boxes for each sound. They are then asked what new word is made by adding a final sound, such as adding /d/ to "car" to make "card". The activity continues with words like "bee", "ten", and "pet" and adding final sounds like /ch/, /t/, and /s/ to form new words. The child points to boxes as they say the sounds in the new words.
This document provides instructions for an activity to practice adding or deleting final sounds in words. The child is asked to say words like "car" while pointing to boxes for each sound. They are then asked what new word is made by adding a final sound, such as adding /d/ to "car" to make "card". The activity continues with words like "bee", "ten", and "pet" and adding final sounds like /ch/, /t/, and /s/ to form new words. The child points to boxes as they say the sounds in the new words.
This document provides instructions for an activity to practice adding or deleting final sounds in words. The child is asked to say words like "car" while pointing to boxes for each sound. They are then asked what new word is made by adding a final sound, such as adding /d/ to "car" to make "card". The activity continues with words like "bee", "ten", and "pet" and adding final sounds like /ch/, /t/, and /s/ to form new words. The child points to boxes as they say the sounds in the new words.
Book 14 Have your child name the picture (car) . Now have them slowly say each sound in the word (c-ar). They should point at one box at a time as they say each sound. Now have them do the same thing, but ask them to stop when they get to the /c/ sound. When they say /c/ they should freeze. Repeat this with each sound until they can stop at the correct sound position that you name. Ask: What is the first sound? Last sound? Now have them say car one more time. Ask them what mystery word would they make if they added a /d/ sound at the end of the word? They can point to the boxes as they say the sounds.
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if you got it right! Now have them say bee (b-ee). Ask them what mystery word would they make if they put a /ch/ sound at the end of the word? They can point to the boxes as they say the sounds.
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if you got it right! Now have them say ten. Ask them what mystery word would they make if they put a /t/ sound at the end of the word? They can point to the boxes as they say the sounds.
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if you got it right! Now have them say pet. Ask them what mystery word would they make if they put a /s/ sound at the end of the word? They can point to the boxes as they say the sounds.