Sounds Make Words | Phonological Awareness
Sounds Make Words
Phonological Awareness
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This simple chant activity and a copycat rhyming game can help reinforce rhyming knowledge.
Phonological Awareness is the ability to hear sounds and sound patterns within a spoken …
In this lesson, the teacher says a word and asks students to come up …
In this lesson, the teacher and students learn to create rhymes by breaking up …
In this activity, the students decide whether two words rhyme and use the characters …
In this lesson, a teacher and students play a rhyming game called “Silly Simon …
This activity helps students learn to recognize whether words rhyme or not. The teacher …
This active game called “Rhyme for a Dime” makes practicing rhyming words fun for …
The teacher leads oral activities that give students the opportunity to generate rhyming words …
This lesson uses a game to teach rhyming skills. The teacher pulls an item …
The teacher leads an activity that helps students recognize rhyming words by listening for …
To help students learn to find rhyming words, the teacher says three words. Only …
A lesson that uses a game to teach rhyming words.
A rhyming lesson that uses objects and a pretend “monster.” The teacher says …
In this lesson, students learn to break down a word into its component sounds …
In this game, the students learn about beginning sounds by matching picture cards with …
During this activity, the teacher asks students to compare the beginning sounds of two …
To help students break down the sounds that make up simple words, the teacher …
In this activity, the teacher gives the beginning sound and the ending sound of …
The teacher and students break simple words into two parts, the onset and the …
The teacher begins by using sets of picture cards and having students sound out …
In this activity, the teachers uses her arm as a visual aid to demonstrate …
Through the use of movement, the ending sounds of words are emphasized, making the …
After practicing letter sounds, students identify picture cards and place them under the letter …
This matching activity gives students a chance to practice spelling words that have similar vowel sounds. Using cut-outs and pipe …
This lesson uses objects to teach children how to put sounds together to create …
In this activity, the teacher and students practice putting syllables together to make a …
The teacher uses his or her hands to break apart words into syllables.< ...
The teacher uses their hands to show students how words break down into syllables …
Students practice breaking words down into parts by hopping the number of syllables. When …
A lesson that teaches syllables using a picture of the word. The teacher and …
There are many ways for students to practice breaking words down into syllables. In …
The teacher and students clap, pat, and stomp to help them count the number …
A syllable is “how many beats are in a word.” The teacher and students use motions and their whole …
Using students’ names in a game format is a fun way to reinforce concepts like syllables and letter-sounds.
This lesson demonstrates ways to teach young children about syllables. They can be easy
This game helps students learn that compound words are made of two separate words …
The teacher uses hand movements to put two words together to make a compound …
Here is a simple way to use visuals to teach about compound words. The …
By analyzing compound words and their roots, students discover a strategy for understanding new vocabulary and improving their spelling. In …
Lesson Supplements
These videos can be shown in class, or students can watch them on their own.
You can also get valuable ideas from them to use in your teaching.
Have fun learning about rhymes with Poochie, Stinkitty cat and Tails the mouse as …
This lesson demonstrates ways to teach young children about syllables. They can be easy
This song features examples of common compound words and encourages children to sing along …
Children sing along to practice and learn about regular plural nouns and the suffix …
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