Phonological Awareness Part 3/3: Phonics, Reading, Writing and Manipulation

Phonological Awareness is the basis of all literacy learning. If children understand the building blocks of phonics, they are able to master reading and writing much more quickly and effectively!

Included are some guidelines for teaching phonological awareness including;
- Phonological Awareness Hierarchy
- Teacher’s Description of Phonological Awareness
- Data Collection charts for up to 10 children
- Certificates

Included are a number of activities including;

a. a. Letter to Sound Practise
i. Memory
ii. Go Fish

b. Sound to Letter Practise
i. Sound Match Relay
ii. Name Circle

c. Blending/Reading
i. Word Picture Match
ii. Nonsense Word Go Fish
iii. Nonsense Word BINGO

d. Manipulation
i. Sound deletion names
ii. Sound substitution Lucky Dip
iii. Sound reverse Tunnel Ball

e. Whole Writing Process
iv. Basketball
v. Chinese Whispers

Also included are some of my other resources including;
- Guided Spelling Cards
- Simple Phonics Pictures

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