Phonemic awareness is the skill of hearing the difference between bat and mat and understanding that changing the /b/ sound in bat to an /mmm/ sound can create a different word.↑ Top
“Teach[ing] phonemic awareness…accelerates reading and writing growth of the entire classroom…” Ingvar Lundberg, “Phonemic Awareness in Young Children”A typical child entering elementary school with high phonological/phonemic awareness is almost certain to become a skilled and confident reader. A child with low phonological/phonemic awareness is likely to struggle with phonics and reading. ↑ Top
7 Responses to “Phonological/Phonemic Awareness: The Foundation For Literacy”
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Patricia Alcantara
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Sight Words Admin
We are glad to be of help, Patricia!