literacy

syllable in a word that recieves the strongest and ludest emphasis

 starting with whole words and identifying individual sounds as part of those words. AKA implicit phonics

to hear similarities and differences between sounds as they appear in spoken words

prefixes and or suffixes are added to create new but related work.

• symbol placed above vowel indicating pronounciation.
• small U

• symbol placed above vowel graphemes indicating pronunication
• upside down carrot

any syllable with a consonant phoneme

a word make up of two or more base words

• sounds in syllable represent by two or more letters that are blended together without losing their own identity.
• gr sw cl

• two or more consonant letters appearing together in syllable which, when sounded, represent a blend
• gr, str, cr

sounds represented by any letter of the English alphabet exvepts a, e, i, o, and u consonants are sounds that made by restricting the breath channel.

determining the pronounciation of an unknown word.

• generalization.
• a general to speicific analysis.

• two letter that stand for a single phoneme or sound
• wh sh ng

• a single sound made up of two vowel sounds
• oi oy

a letter or combination of letters that represents a phoneme.

(-) placed over vowel to show long sound

consonant sound that comes before vowel sound

syllable ending with vowel sound

smallest sound unit of lang.

recognize isolated speech sound and pronounce word

isolate all sound within word

recognize spoken word as individual sounds

study of human speech sounds

study of sound used to teach begining readers

vouwel grapheme an ending with consonant grapheme

• vowel followed by R
• makes vowel sound neither long nor short

syllable that includes vowel and consonant sound that come after it.

aka base word

unstressed sound in unstress syllable.

appears in word but not  heard when spoken

( / ) referance to the sound not letters

unit of pronunciation

learn individiual sounds in isolation then combine to form words

(..) place above vowel indicates pronunication

see differences and similarities and difference in written letters and words.

a e i o u  sometime y and w