French Phonics - Phoneme Word Lists
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TEACH FRENCH PHONEMIC AWARENESS. This bundle has been created to build phonological awareness in learners by specifically targeting phonemic awareness (a subset of phonological awareness) and alphabet knowledge (grapheme-to-phoneme relationship). This approach to teaching phonics is based on:TeachiPrice $30.00Original Price $42.00Save $12.00
Grab this awesome visual learning resource: -- teacher reference lists of vocab words-- 59 high frequency word lists illustrated with picturesThat's over 300 French words illustrated with pictures!!!!! Even tricky concepts, such as subject pronouns and possessive adjectives, are illustrated. How toPrice $14.00Original Price $17.00Save $3.00
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This resource is to be used with the Phoneme Flashcards found in the French Phonemic Awareness Resources.
These word lists can be used with ANY phonics teaching scope and sequence. Simply choose the words that use the phonemes you've taught.
These word lists are organized according to a suggested scope and sequence in the Phonemic Awareness Resources:
Word lists 1-6 correspond to phoneme grouping 1 (s, a, c/k, l, t, b, i, m, n, r, p).
Word lists 7-12 correspond to phoneme grouping 2 (e, f, u, d, o, g, j, v, y).
Word lists 13-21 correspond to phoneme grouping 3 (é, oi, ou, ch, qu, on, z, en/an, ô, eu).
Word lists 22-25 correspond to phoneme grouping 4 (in, un, â, x, h, ê/è).
Word lists 26-38 correspond to phonemes that have different graphemes.
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In addition to being organized according to instruction of particular sounds, the word lists are comprised of high frequency words as specified by research-based recommendations. Being an informed consumer of research knowledge, these word lists were created by me to enable my students to maximize their phonological awareness.
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Word lists start with words blending 2 phonemes and increase to 3 and 4 phoneme words.
For example, the word ma has 2 phonemes: /m/a/. It is on List 1.
The word sac has 3 phonemes: /s/a/c/. It is on List 2.
Sounds that are pronounced are in bold and sounds that are not pronounced, are not in bold, example: lire
Digraphs (when two letters come together to make one sound - ou, ch, on), are underlined to ease reading of words, example: chat
These words can be used to create activities for Literacy Centers or as assessment.
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What are you buying:
--- 38 word lists
**WATCH THE VIDEO FOR TIPS AND ACTIVITIES ON HOW TO USE THE WORDS FROM THE LISTS**
