Advance Ability

THE FLOOR: Phonemic Awareness Games To Go

  • Can your child move to the beat?

  • Can he dance to music; march or clap to ‘One, Two, Three, Four--One, Two, Three, Four’?

  • Then play:

Clap the (Syllable) Beats

  1. Find something in the room, or out the window. (Or think of something we see in the kitchen; at the park, etc.)
  2. Say its name, and help the child to clap out the syllables:
The word is . . . Say and clap . . .
airplane
air--plane
7-Up
se--ven--up
truck
truck (just one clap!)

Which Word is Longer? Clap and see!

(This can be a tricky question for young children!)

Sev-en-up or truck?
Train or cat-er-pil-lar?

Say a Word Without a Syllable:

Ask the child to say ‘Sev-en-Up’ without the ‘up’: “Seven.”

Say . . . Without the (Child claps and says)
ti-ger
ger
"Ti."

(harder)

air-plane

air
"Plane."

(hardest)

sev-en-up

en
"Sev--up."

More on this topic: The Reading Treehouse -> THE FLOOR: Phonemic Awareness



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