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Five Levels of Phonemic Awareness 音素意识五阶段:从单词中的大单元到最小单元
Rhythm and Rhyme This level helps children develop stronger auditory discrimination and awareness. Level 1 activities give children exposure to and experience with hearing and identifying similar word patterns (sound matching) and listening for and detecting spoken syllables (counting syllables).
Parts of a Word This level encourages children to listen for sounds within a word. As children discover that speech can be broken down into smaller sound units—words to syllables, syllables to onsets and rimes, and onsets and rimes to phonemes—they begin to blend these sounds together to form spoken words. Level 2 activities encourage children to identify onsets and rimes (syllable splitting) and blend individual sounds to form a word (phoneme blending).
Sequence of Sounds When children reach level 3, they learn to direct their attention to the specific positions of sounds within a word. The activities at this level help children identify where they hear a given sound in a word (approximation) and identify beginning, middle, and ending sounds in a word (phoneme isolation).
Separation of Sounds At this level, children are ready to acoustically divide words into separate sounds or phonemes. Level 4 activities help children count the number of phonemes in a word (phoneme counting) and identify individual sounds within a word (phoneme segmentation).
Manipulation of Sounds As children reach this highest level of phonemic awareness, they begin manipulating sounds within words. The activities at level 5 give children experience substituting beginning, middle, and ending sounds of a word (phoneme substitution) and omitting beginning, middle, and ending sounds of a word (phoneme deletion). |