+
Related Flashcards
Related Topics
Cards In This Set
| Front | Back |
|
What is the best activity to develop phonolgical awareness?
|
Clapping syllables of familiar words
|
|
What is the best activity to develop phonemic awereness?
|
Oral rhyming games - fan, tan, pan, can
|
|
Alliteration is?
|
Words that begin with the same sound - Annie ate an apple.
|
|
What is the first best predictor of ealy successs in reading?
|
Pre-reader's knowledge of upper and lower case letters.
|
|
What is the second best predictor of eary success in reading?
|
Pre-reader's ability to discriminate phonemes auditorally
|
|
What kind of activites do teachers need to use to teach Phonemic Awareness?
|
Oral
|
|
How should Phonemic Awareness activites do be taught?
|
In small groups
|
|
Phonemic awareness instruction is most effective when no more than how many phoneme manipulations are being taught?
|
One or two types
|
|
What should teachers do to provide multiple opportunities for children to experiment with rhyming words, alliteration, and all other wordplay?
|
Read and re-read poetry, rhyming books, and pattern books.
|
|
In what context must phonemic awareness activities be taught?
|
Authentic reading and writing activities
|
|
What is the purpose of a phonemic segmentation test?
|
To find out whether children can break a one-syllable word into its component phonemes.
|
|
What do children do when taking a phoneme manipulation test?
|
They say a word without the initial sounds or reorder the phonemes.Such as map with the /m/ is -ap
|
|
What does a phoneme splitting test require a child to do?
|
Requires a child to break off the first phoneme and then pronounce the initial phoneme in isolation or say what is left, such as t- for the /t/ in tap
|
|
What is a blending test?
|
A test that has children put together segements to form words. /k/ /a/ /k/ = cake
|
|
What is an oddity test?
|
A test that ask the child to pick out the word that is different according to the sound that is being distingushed. Example mom, me, map, dad - dad does not belong (if looking for beginning sounds)
|
