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Intervention – Blending Phonemes. Source or adapted from – RISE, module 3. Materials: Letter tiles or magnetic letters. Instructions for administration: Introduce the task: “We are going to read some words. I’ll show you some letters and ask you to tell me their sounds. Then I’ll put the letters together to spell a word.
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[DOC File]Introduction .k12.wa.us
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Note: When working with the segmentation of entire words, it is best to use words of no more than three sounds (phonemes) as this is the most difficult task for young children. General Phonological Manipulation: Language games that teach children to identify rhyming words and to create rhymes on their own.
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[DOC File]Strategies for Teaching Phonemic Awareness
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Then have the student touch each chip blending the phonemes together to form a word. Review three-four words per session until the task becomes automatic for the student. After student is proficient blending two phoneme words such as the one in the example, spend time working on words of three, four and five phonemes. Skill- Phonological Awareness
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Blending Phonemes- In this intervention, pictures are divided into pieces based on the number of sounds in each word. For example the word shoe is divided into two pieces and the word cheese is divided into three pieces. Next the teacher says each sound in the word. With each sound a piece of the picture is presented.
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[DOC File]Phonological Awareness Interventions:
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Use phonologic skills to teach more advanced reading skills, such as blending letter-sounds to read words. Example: (Give children a 3-square strip and the letter tiles for s, u, n.) Have children do familiar tasks and blending to teach stretched blending with letters. Resources: Adams, M. J., Foorman, B. R., Lundberg, I., & Beeler, T. (1998).
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[DOCX File]Phonics planning Phase 1 – Oral blending and segmenting
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Types of phoneme manipulation include blending phonemes to make words, segmenting words into phonemes, deleting phonemes from words, adding phonemes to words, or substituting one phoneme for another to make a new word. Blending. When children combine individual phonemes to form words, they are blending the phonemes.
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[DOC File]INTERVENTION STRATEGY:
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Phonics planning Phase 1 – Oral blending and segmenting. This is a detailed weekly breakdown for phase 1 phonics- oral blending and segmenting. This unit consists of 5 weeks which can be taught as a whole class or small group.
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How to teach blending phonemes