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Introduction to Phonics
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Introduction to Phonics
Read each question carefully. Say the sounds aloud when it helps, then write your answers.
Sound and Letter Links
1.Which letter represents the first sound in “moon”?
- n
- m
- w
- b
2.Which letter represents the short vowel sound in “ant”?
- e
- i
- a
- u
3.Which letter represents the first sound in “table”?
- d
- p
- t
- g
4.Which option lists all the letters below that can represent a speech sound?
- f
- r
- k
- all of these
5.Match each phoneme to the word that begins with it.
- /f/
- /r/
- /k/
- /h/
- kite
- fish
- hat
- rain
Blend and Segment Sounds
6.Blend /d/ /o/ /g/ to make a word.
7.Blend /p/ /e/ /n/ to make a word.
8.Which word can be sounded out as /r/ /u/ /g/?
- rag
- rug
- rig
- run
9.Write the three phonemes you hear, in order, in the word “ship”.
10.Circle the word that begins with the same sound as “cheese”.
- chair
- shark
- three
- jam
Phonics Vocabulary and Practice
11.Complete each sentence with “phoneme” or “grapheme”: The sound /s/ is a . The letter s is a .
12.The word “fox” has three letters. Write the four phonemes you hear, in order.
13.Which word has four phonemes: /l/ /a/ /m/ /p/?
- lap
- lamp
- lamb
- map
14.In the word “chat”, which two letters work together to spell the first phoneme?
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