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“Recognise rhymes, syllables and sounds (phonemes) in spoken words”

ACARA - Aust. Curriculum (Foundation Year: Sound and letter knowledge/Phonemic awareness)

Demonstration

video

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org/product/

preparing-for-

spelling/

Preparing for Spelling

A Phonemic Awareness

program targeting CVC

segmenting

• Instructional pages, 135+ colour

cards and 3 game boards.

•Designed by a speech pathologist

this resource develops

segmentation (or ‘sounding-out’

ability); a prerequisite for spelling

and writing.

•Focuses on identifying the initial,

medial and final sound in simple

words (5 different segmenting

activities).

•Ideal for children who have

had multiple ear infections, or

who present with speech and

language delays.

•Schedule 3 x 3 minute sessions

per day.

$85

Website Order Code:

CCpfs

ISBN: 978-1-921560-51-4

Task 1

10 pages

of cards.

What are the 3 sounds

in this word?

Task 2

10 pages

of cards.

“What are the

sounds in

‘bug’

?”

“b”

(pause)

“u”

(pause)

“g”

.

Task 3

3 game boards

and 6 pages

of mini cards.

Auditory Support -

Adult supports the task

with sounding out the

target word

eg: hat

“h”

(pause)

“a”

(pause)

“t”

and then says

“Now its your turn.”

to the child.

Task 4

12 pages of enlarged cards.

“What are the sounds in the word

‘tap’

?”

After sounding out the sounds in the ‘tap’,

students can use playdough, wooden/plastic

letters or alphabet stamps to form the word.

At this stage, it may not be appropriate to

ask the students to write the word as it may

cognitively overload their system.

FOUNDATION

19

Pre-Literacy

Movement & Motor

Oral Language

Prices exclude GST

$75

Website Order Code:

Spre

ISBN: 978-1-925057-08-9

Exercise 6: Segmentation of CVC Words

(A precursor to spelling.)

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