13/08/2022
*1. PHONEMIC AWARENESS(PA)*
*What is phonemic awareness(PA)?*
✓Is defined as the ability to hear sounds and manipulate them orally(MOE 2012:9).
✓PA is the knowledge that words are made up of different sounds and theses sounds can be put together to make words. (PA) can also called sound awareness(MOE 2013:16).
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*Why teaching Phonemic awareness?*
1.*PA* teaches children to identify, understand, and manipulate sounds in spoken words.
2. Teaching *PA* helps teachers recognise if learners will have trouble with reading and spelling.
3. Teaching *PA* allows for greater printed word recognition.
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*Below are phonemic awareness activities you can use:*
✓put sounds together.
e.g /p/o/t/=pot.
/I/mp/o/t/o/=impoto.
✓ break words apart into sounds.
eg: bataata=/b/a/t/aa/t/a.
Father= /f/a/th/er/.
✓ Identify rhyming words, identify likeness and differences in spoken words.
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*Phoneme *Isolation* *and* *Identification**
Phoneme isolation skill is where students can identify specific phonemes in words. For example the sounds at the start of the word, the middle of the word and the end of the word. With beginning readers, these are monosyllabic words.
Here are some questions you may ask your students:
• What is the first sound in pig?
• What is the last sound in pig?
• What is the middle sound in pig?
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Phoneme identification skills: Students can recognise the same sounds across multiple words, or they can identify a focus phoneme in multiple words.
Here are some questions you may ask your students for this skill:
• Which word starts with the ‘m’ sound – cat, fat, mat?
• What do these words have that are the same – mum, mat, mop?
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