Sound Substitution - Medial
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TITLESound Substitution
- Medial Position
- PPA-22
DEVELOPMENTAL STAGELater
AUTHORThe Phonologics Phonological Awareness program was developed by a certified Speech Language Pathologist with 35+ years of clinical experience in University and Public School settings.
DESCRIPTIONLet your child get a jump start on reading literacy. Phonological Awareness is a foundation reading skill of great importance. Help your child learn and strengthen phonological awareness with these engaging and fun educational games.
Phonological awareness holds predictive power in children’s later reading proficiency and is the strongest single determinant of the success they will experience in learning to read.
Phonological Awareness is the awareness that spoken sentences, syllables, and words can be divided into smaller units. Phonemic Awareness is the awareness of individual sounds in words.
Phonological awareness is NOT phonics. Phonics involves attaching the letters to sounds.
Phonological awareness PRECEDES phonics.
DEMONSTRATED SUCCESSThese programs have been used successfully with normally developing readers in grades preschool-6, children with learning disabilities and dyslexia, children with poor phonological processing skills, children with spoken language and expressive phonological impairments, children across various socioeconomic levels, and children learning English as a second language.
NATIONAL READING PANELAccording to NRP findings, the inclusion of phonemic awareness training in phonics instruction is a key component contributing to its effectiveness in teaching children to read. Also, success in phonics, spelling, word recognition, reading, and writing skills is dependent upon a solid foundation of phonemic awareness skills.
COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDSPrograms meet all CCSS for phonological/phonemic awareness included in the reading standards as a foundational skill for grades K-5. http://www.corestandards.org/
COMPLETE 22 APP PACKAGE COVERAGE22 skills that align with CCSS are targeted for practice in this series. The series will be available incrementally as individual apps are converted for the App platform. These skills include:
NOTE: listing order is based on developmental sequence, from the earliest to the latest, but can be implemented in any order based on ability and success of the child
1. Whole Word Discrimination: hearing if words are the same2. Syllable Segmentation: counting syllables in a word3. Rhyme Recognition: judging if words rhyme4. Rhyme Production: choosing a word that rhymes5. Sound Discrimination: hearing if sounds are the same6. Sentence Segmentation: counting words in a sentence7. Syllable Blending: blending syllables to form words8. Sound Recognition – Initial Position: listening to sounds at the beginning of words9. Sound Approximation: locating a sound in a word10. Sound Isolation – Initial Position: judging a sound at the beginning of the word11. Sound Isolation – Final Position: judging a sound at the end of the word12. Sound Isolation – Medial Position: judging a sound in the middle of the word13. Sound Blending: blending sounds to form words14. Sound Recognition – Final Position: listening to sounds at the end of words15. Sound Recognition – Medial Position: listening to sounds in the middle of words16. Sound Segmentation: counting sounds in a word17. Syllable Deletion: making new words when a syllable is eliminated18. Sound Deletion: making new words when a sound is eliminated19. Sound Addition: making new words when a sound is added20. Sound Substitution
- Initial Position: making new words when a sound is altered at the beginning 21. Sound Substitution
- Final Position: making new words when a sound is altered at the end 22. Sound Substitution
- Medial Position: making new words when a sound is altered in the middle
TITLESound Substitution
- Medial Position
- PPA-22
DEVELOPMENTAL STAGELater
AUTHORThe Phonologics Phonological Awareness program was developed by a certified Speech Language Pathologist with 35+ years of clinical experience in University and Public School settings.
DESCRIPTIONLet your child get a jump start on reading literacy. Phonological Awareness is a foundation reading skill of great importance. Help your child learn and strengthen phonological awareness with these engaging and fun educational games.
Phonological awareness holds predictive power in children’s later reading proficiency and is the strongest single determinant of the success they will experience in learning to read.
Phonological Awareness is the awareness that spoken sentences, syllables, and words can be divided into smaller units. Phonemic Awareness is the awareness of individual sounds in words.
Phonological awareness is NOT phonics. Phonics involves attaching the letters to sounds.
Phonological awareness PRECEDES phonics.
DEMONSTRATED SUCCESSThese programs have been used successfully with normally developing readers in grades preschool-6, children with learning disabilities and dyslexia, children with poor phonological processing skills, children with spoken language and expressive phonological impairments, children across various socioeconomic levels, and children learning English as a second language.
NATIONAL READING PANELAccording to NRP findings, the inclusion of phonemic awareness training in phonics instruction is a key component contributing to its effectiveness in teaching children to read. Also, success in phonics, spelling, word recognition, reading, and writing skills is dependent upon a solid foundation of phonemic awareness skills.
COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDSPrograms meet all CCSS for phonological/phonemic awareness included in the reading standards as a foundational skill for grades K-5. http://www.corestandards.org/
COMPLETE 22 APP PACKAGE COVERAGE22 skills that align with CCSS are targeted for practice in this series. The series will be available incrementally as individual apps are converted for the App platform. These skills include:
NOTE: listing order is based on developmental sequence, from the earliest to the latest, but can be implemented in any order based on ability and success of the child
1. Whole Word Discrimination: hearing if words are the same2. Syllable Segmentation: counting syllables in a word3. Rhyme Recognition: judging if words rhyme4. Rhyme Production: choosing a word that rhymes5. Sound Discrimination: hearing if sounds are the same6. Sentence Segmentation: counting words in a sentence7. Syllable Blending: blending syllables to form words8. Sound Recognition – Initial Position: listening to sounds at the beginning of words9. Sound Approximation: locating a sound in a word10. Sound Isolation – Initial Position: judging a sound at the beginning of the word11. Sound Isolation – Final Position: judging a sound at the end of the word12. Sound Isolation – Medial Position: judging a sound in the middle of the word13. Sound Blending: blending sounds to form words14. Sound Recognition – Final Position: listening to sounds at the end of words15. Sound Recognition – Medial Position: listening to sounds in the middle of words16. Sound Segmentation: counting sounds in a word17. Syllable Deletion: making new words when a syllable is eliminated18. Sound Deletion: making new words when a sound is eliminated19. Sound Addition: making new words when a sound is added20. Sound Substitution
- Initial Position: making new words when a sound is altered at the beginning 21. Sound Substitution
- Final Position: making new words when a sound is altered at the end 22. Sound Substitution
- Medial Position: making new words when a sound is altered in the middle
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