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    Levels of Phonemic Awareness: Republic of The Philippines Capiz State Universty Burias Campus Burias, Mambusao, Capiz

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    The document provides examples of different levels of phonemic awareness and phonemic awareness tasks involving identifying, categorizing, blending, segmenting, deleting, adding, and substituting phonemes in words. It includes 20 examples each of levels 1 through 5 of phonemic awareness involving identifying beginning, ending, or middle sounds in words. It also provides 5 examples each of phoneme isolation, identification, categorization, blending, segmentation, deletion, addition, and substitution tasks.

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    Levels of Phonemic Awareness: Republic of The Philippines Capiz State Universty Burias Campus Burias, Mambusao, Capiz

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    Republic of the Philippines

    CAPIZ STATE UNIVERSTY


    BURIAS CAMPUS
    Burias, Mambusao, Capiz

    INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS


    Engl 215

    SUBMITTED BY: Janneth Sanchez Estebes


    PROFESSOR: Gerard Lee Atienza

    LEVELS OF PHONEMIC AWARENESS


    EXAMPLES

     LEVEL 1 (10 examples)


    Examples:
    jail – mail bat – hat way – day
    base – vase ring – sing bath – path
    big – pig

     LEVEL 3 (5 examples)
    Examples:
    1. “What is the beginning sound in nice?”
    2. ‘What is the beginning sound in math?”
    3. “What is the ending sound in log?”
    4. “What is the ending sound in fan?”
    5. “What is the middle sound in mat?”

     LEVEL 4 (5 examples)
    Examples:
    1. “How many sounds do you hear in the word bug?”
    2. “How many sounds do you hear in the word hat?”
    3. “How many sounds do you hear in the word cat?”
    4. “What sounds do you hear in the word lot?”
    5. “What sounds do you hear in the word bug?”

     LEVEL 5 (5 examples)
    Examples:
    1. Replace /m/ in the word mug with /t/
    2. Replace /f/ in the word fun with /r/
    3. What is math without /h/?
    4. What is spark without /s/?
    5. What is lion without /l/?
    PHONEMIC AWARENESS TASK

     PHONEME ISOLATION (5 examples)


     “Tell me the first sound in fan”
     “Tell me the first sound in man”
     “Tell me the first sound in hot”
     “Tell me the last sound in run”
     “Tell me the last sound in tud”

     PHONEME IDENTIFICATION (5 examples)


     “Tell me the sound that is the same in cap, cut, call”
     “Tell me the sound that is the same in mall, map, math”
     “Tell me the sound that is the same in rat, rug, rain”
     “Tell me the sound that is the same in lip, tap, rap”
     “Tell me the sound that is the same in mat, hot, rot”

     PHONEME CATEGORIZATION (5 examples)


     “Tell me the word that does not belong”
     Run, bun, mug
     Can, man, sun
     Dig, duck, dot, mat
     Sat, hat, rat, cut
     Bag, bug, bat, lot

     PHONEME BLENDING (5 examples)


     What word is /m/ /a/ /t/?
     What word is /m/ /a/ /n/?
     What word is /b/ /I/ /g/?
     What word is /c/ /a/ /p/?
     What word is /p/ /a/ /t/?

     PHONEME SEGMENTATION (5 examples)


     How many sounds/phonemes do you hear in:
     Big
     Car
     Sell
     Hug
     Fun
     PHONEME MANIPULATION
    A. PHONEME DELETION (5 examples)
     “What is clap without /c/?”
     “What is cloth without /h/?”
     “What is stay without /t/?”
     “What is bold without /b/?”
     “What is bear without /b/?”

    B. PHONEME ADDITION (5 examples)


     “What is park with /s/ at the beginning?”
     “What is lot with /p/ at the beginning?”
     “What is us with /b/ at the beginning?”
     “What is lap with /s/ at the beginning?”
     “What is lace with /p/ at the beginning?”

    C. PHONEME SUBSTITUTION (5 examples)


     Replace /e/ in the word pet with /i/ it will become pit
     Replace /a/ in the word mat with /e/ it will become met
     Replace /u/ in the word bun with /a/ it will become ban
     Substitute /s/ in the word slap with /c/ it will become clap
     Substitute /k/ in the word shark with /p/ it will become sharp

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