PHONEMIC AWARENESS SUPERPACK {SMALL GROUP, CENTERS, GAMES AND ACTIVITIES} This packet was specially designed at the request of my sister, a special education teacher for 10 years.
It is perfect for students in Pre-K and K, as well as 1 and 2. If used as a tool in first and second it would be for intervention and/or students with disabilities. The activity that has the most options as a teaching tool are the word activity mats, which my sister uses every day as a special education teacher. They are worksheets that are filled with pictures that represent different types of phonemes (initial consonants, final consonants, vowels, blends, digraphs). I provide four different activities for each mat, but there are endless options for how you use them in your classroom. Some, but not all, of the activities in the packet include: popcorn pop, word activity mats, hidden picture, letter munchers, pancake flip, split it up, etc...
Thank you, Kellnell. How to Teach Phonemic Awareness - Homeschooling with Dyslexia. One of the first steps in learning to read is developing a strong awareness of phonemes in language – phonemic awareness.
Interestingly, many dyslexics struggle with this, making weak phonemic awareness one of the classic signs of dyslexia in young children. Teaching phonemic awareness skills to our young kids, dyslexic or not, will give them a head start and a strong foundation as they learn to read. What is Phonemic Awareness Phonemes are the individual units of sound that make up words. For example, the word “sat” is made up of three phonemes: /s/ /a/ /t/. Phonological Awareness. Phonemic Awareness Activities. Phonological Awareness Activities Packet (Aligned to Common Core) It has taken a while but we have finally completed our Phonological Awareness Activities Packet.
This packet has been a huge undertaking but we wanted to accomplish a few things with it: Align the phonemic awareness activities on this page below with the Common Core Standards.Create new phonemic awareness activities for the standards we did not have existing activities for.Put all the activities in one download! What we ended up with is a 58 page Phonological Awareness Activities Download.The file was so large that we could not upload it to our Download Central Page so we placed it in Katie's TpT Store. Here are some sample pics for you. This is our favorite part about the new download! Head on over to Katie's TpT Store to purchase this packet for just $3 or keep scrolling down for all of our FREE phonemic awareness activities. Phonological Awareness, Phonemic Awareness and Phonics. Phonemic Awareness. I'm currently working on a plant unit and some subtraction freebies, but I wanted to share something with you in the meantime!
My kids this year have had a really hard time with sight words and segmenting, so I've come up with lots of different games and activities to use with my small groups. Here are some of the activities we've been having fun with lately! Swat It! Just program the bees with your sight words (they're editable). Call out a word and the student has to swat it. Sight Word Parking Lot This game was inspired by Juggling with Kids. Sight Word Ball Toss Sorry I don't have a picture of this one. Sight Word Chants I found these fun chants at Growing Kinders! Similar to Bingo. Sound Hop We use these rubber dots for hopping the sounds in words.
Tap Light Segmenting These cute tap lights can be found at Walmart for $1.00! Slinky Stretch So simple and fun...we stretch out a slinky as we s-t-r-e-t-c-h the sounds in words! Head Shoulders Knees and Toes Race Car Segmenting Elkonin Boxes. RTI: Phonemic Awareness. I don't know about you all, but RTI is definitely in full motion!
I know my kids enough to begin the Response to Intervention process. If you know it well, you are definitely aware that it is a PRO-CESS! I share a curtain this year with a wonderful 3rd year teacher who is new to first grade. There are times that she feels like she is drowning and my heart breaks for her. This was inspired by my sweet friend Bethany. This little RTI intervention kit is made for first grade, but can be used with high kinder kids or with struggling second grade kids, too. There are 9 different areas that are covered under the umbrella of phonemic awareness. Within each area, there are 3 activities and an assessment. There also are data recording sheets for each area addressed. You can check it out in my little TpT store!! Mrs. Judy Araujo, Reading Specialist. Phonemic awareness is the ability to hear, identify, and manipulate individual sounds, called phonemes, in spoken words.
Phonemic awareness activities can be done with eyes shut. Phonemic awareness is not phonics, rather, phonological awareness forms the basis of phonics. Phonics is the understanding that sounds and print letters are connected; this is the first step towards “reading.” Before children learn to read, they need to become more aware of how the sounds in words work. They must understand that words are made up of speech sounds, called phonemes.