Phonological Awareness

1/16/01

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Table of Contents

Phonological Awareness	Contact me at Western Illinois University:
Big Picture:Phonological Processing	Big Picture:A Continuum
Oral Language	Four Aspects of Phonological Awareness
Four Aspects of Phonological Awareness	Four Aspects of Phonological Awareness
Four Aspects of Phonological Awareness	Notes
Important Issues	Seven Competencies of Phonemic Awareness
#1: Being aware of sound similarities and differences in words (auditory discrimination)	#2: Isolating a Phoneme
#2: Isolating a Phoneme (cont.)	#3 Categorizing phonemes
#4: Being able to hear where a sound is in a sequence of sounds	#5: Blending together a sequence of sounds to form a word
#5: Blending together a sequence of sounds to form a word (cont.)	#6: Being able to segment a word into a sequence of sounds
#6: Being able to segment a word into a sequence of sounds (cont.)	#7a: Manipulating sounds by deleting sounds
#7b: Manipulate sounds by adding sounds	#7c: Manipulating sounds by substituting sounds
#7c: Manipulating sounds by substituting sounds (cont.)	Where to Begin (generally)
Two of the easiest activities:	Onsets and Rimes
Two moderately difficult activities:	Two difficult activities:
Approaches to Phonics	Synthetic Phonics
Analogy Phonics	Analytic Phonics
Phonics through Spelling	Embedded Phonics
Importance of Phonemic Awareness to Belief System A	slide 38
Importance of Phonemic Awareness to Belief System B	slide 40
Those Who Do Not Endorse Phonemic Awareness	Beyond Phonics: Analyzed Words as Sight Words
Remembering Words	Remembering Words
Remembering Words	Remembering Words
Remembering Words	Word Walls
Word Walls to Practice Sight Words	Adding Words
Other Walls of Words	Initial Work with the Words
Spelling the Word	Practicing Word Wall Words
Practicing Word Wall Words	Be a Mind ReaderWords
Be a Mind ReaderClues	Using the Word Wall
Summary	If your students are having difficulty pronouncing and spelling words:
Remember the ORAL LANGUAGE Building Blocks for Word Identification and Spelling:	Download PowerPoint presentation source