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Intervention Strategies: Phonological and
Phonemic Awareness
 
 

When the reader’s problem is:

 

inability to recognize or produce rhyming words, hear number of words in a sentence, or hear word parts

difficulty isolating phonemes, blending phonemes to make words, segmenting words into phonemes, or manipulating sounds in words

at-risk second grade or older student who doesn’t spell well, or makes frequent errors on sounds during oral reading, doesn’t seem to “get” phonics

Strategies

  • use predictable books with rhyme patterns
  • nursery rhymes and songs
  • generate rhyming words
  • clap words in oral sentence
  • begin with compound words and move to two or more syllable words
  • clap word parts in names and names of objects
  • engage in word play

Strategies

  • model phonemic task
  • use picture sorts
  • Elkonin Boxes
  • manipulatives or physical movement
  • use word building
  • use word chaining
  • use arrow or signal to blend

Strategies

  • making words
  • word chaining with complex sound spelling patterns including blends, digraphs and vowel teams
  • Phoneme Grapheme Mapping
  • practice oral manipulation of sounds

Resources

  • Rode to the Code
  • Harcourt lessons
  • Scholastic Phonemic Awareness Kit
  • Sounds in Action (Zgonc)
  • Phonemic Awareness in Young Children (Adams)

Resources

  • Rode to the Code
  • Harcourt lessons
  • Scholastic Phonemic Awareness Kit
  • Sounds in Action (Zgonc)
  • Phonemic Awareness in Young Children (Adams)

 

Resources

  • Sound and Letters for Readers and Spellers
  • ABeCeDarian Reading Plan
  • Phonographix
 
 

Developed collaboratively by the Reading and Language Arts Department, Exceptional Student Education, School Psychological Services, and the ESOL Department, Volusia County Schools, Florida. January, 2005

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