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Activities for Promoting Phonological Awareness www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Instruction/Reading/findings.pdf This article defines phonological awareness and discusses additional instructional design guidelines that are offered to children with learning disabilities who are experiencing difficulties with early reading. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Phonological Awareness and Phonemic Awareness and Phonics http://sw031.k12.sd.us/Literacy/phonemic_awareness.htm This article discusses background information on phonological awareness and different teaching methods and strategies to promote awareness and proper use for the client _________________________________________________________________ Phonemic/Phonological Awareness http://www.literatureforliterature.ecsd.net/phonemic_awareness.htm This site discusses strategies for more specific classroom ideas, awareness of onset, literature, word family charts, simple phonemic awareness ideas and other skills for clients to utilize. _________________________________________________________________ The Magic Key http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/magickey/images/printoff_creamcake.gif This activity involves coloring the pictures first and then cutting out all the words and grouping them together accordingly based on the words that rhyme together. Then the client will think of a describing word to rhyme with each of the words listed and then they will draw a picture of their favorite pair of words. Let me know what activities you incorporate in your lesson plan when you are targeting phonological awareness. |  Quote of the Week:
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