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WorksheetsHow to teach phonics?
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
phonics means
letters
sounds
diagraphs
formation
What is a phoneme?
A written letter or combination of letters that represent a phoneme. This can be one to four letters long.
The act of breaking a word down into separate phonemes
A unit of sound that can be combined with other units to form a word.
The practice of recognizing and putting together individual component sounds in order to form a complete word
How many skills we use to teach Jolly Phonics to kids?
4
5
6
7
What is a grapheme?
A written letter or combination of letters that represent a phoneme. This can be one to four letters long.
The act of breaking a word down into separate phonemes
A unit of sound that can be combined with other units to form a word.
The practice of recognizing and putting together individual component sounds in order to form a complete word
A method that focuses on whole words first then, divided into groups
Analytic phonics
Synthetic phonics
Analogy phonics
embedded phonics
A method that focuses on teaching the letter sounds and letter combination first to complete the word
Analytic phonics
Synthetic phonics
Analogy phonics
embedded phonics
An approach depends on teaching 42 letter sounds before teaching blending
from part to whole
Analytic phonics
Synthetic phonics
Analogy phonics
embedded phonics
An approach depends on teaching 26 letters then. word families before teaching reading
from whole to part
Analytic phonics
Synthetic phonics
Analogy phonics
embedded phonics
What is blending?
A unit of sound that can be combined with other units to form a word.
A written letter or combination of letters that represent a phoneme. This can be one to four letters long.
The act of breaking a word down into separate phonemes, and identifying sounds
The practice of recognizing and putting together individual component sounds in order to form a complete word.
What is segmenting?
A unit of sound that can be combined with other units to form a word.
A written letter or combination of letters that represent a phoneme. This can be one to four letters long.
The act of breaking a word down into separate phonemes, and identifying sounds
The practice of recognizing and putting together individual component sounds in order to form a complete word.
Which of the following is a CVC word?
make
dog
sleep
egg
In synthetic phonics, instruction starts with:
Whole words and rhymes
Context and meaning
Individual sounds that are blended to form words
Picture books and guessing
A trigraph is:
Three letters that make three sounds
A three-letter word
Three letters that make one sound
Three vowels in a word
Which of the following is an example of a tricky word?
cat
the
map
sun
Analytic phonics focuses on:
Teaching individual phonemes first
Teaching spelling patterns without context
Teaching whole words and analyzing the parts
Teaching grammar rules before phonics
