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Phonemic Awareness A-Z ChallengeVersion en ligne Guess a phonemic-awareness word for each letter. par YAKILI LMS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A Repetition of the same starting sound in several words placed close together. Starts with B Putting separate sounds together to hear a whole word. Starts with C Action of tapping hands to count syllables in a word. Starts with D Two letters that together make one sound, such as sh or ch. Starts with E The last sound heard when saying a word. Starts with F The last sound in a syllable or word. Starts with G A symbol used in writing to represent a sound. Starts with H Using your ears to listen for sounds in spoken words. Starts with I The first sound in a spoken word. Starts with J A short, catchy phrase or sound used to help remember a sound or pattern. Starts with K The core part of a word used when breaking it into sounds. Starts with L Act of paying attention to sounds in spoken language. Starts with M The part of the body used to shape and produce sounds. Starts with N A sound produced through the nose. Starts with O The initial consonant sound or cluster of a syllable. Starts with P The smallest unit of sound in a language. Starts with Q A duck's call used as a simple sound to practice starting sounds. Starts with R Words that share the same ending sound. Starts with S A unit of spoken sound containing a vowel. Starts with T The movable organ used to shape different speech sounds. Starts with U Something spoken aloud; any spoken sentence. Starts with V A sound produced with an open vocal tract that can be A, E, I, O, or U. Starts with W A unit of language that carries meaning. Starts with X A percussion instrument used to help keep a beat and practice syllable counting. Starts with Y A toy that repeats its name, helping practice starting sounds. Starts with Z A place where animals are kept for visitors, often used to hear the z sound at the start.

Phonemic Awareness A-Z ChallengeVersion en ligne

Guess a phonemic-awareness word for each letter.

par YAKILI LMS

Starts with A

Repetition of the same starting sound in several words placed close together.

Starts with B

Putting separate sounds together to hear a whole word.

Starts with C

Action of tapping hands to count syllables in a word.

Starts with D

Two letters that together make one sound, such as sh or ch.

Starts with E

The last sound heard when saying a word.

Starts with F

The last sound in a syllable or word.

Starts with G

A symbol used in writing to represent a sound.

Starts with H

Using your ears to listen for sounds in spoken words.

Starts with I

The first sound in a spoken word.

Starts with J

A short, catchy phrase or sound used to help remember a sound or pattern.

Starts with K

The core part of a word used when breaking it into sounds.

Starts with L

Act of paying attention to sounds in spoken language.

Starts with M

The part of the body used to shape and produce sounds.

Starts with N

A sound produced through the nose.

Starts with O

The initial consonant sound or cluster of a syllable.

Starts with P

The smallest unit of sound in a language.

Starts with Q

A duck's call used as a simple sound to practice starting sounds.

Starts with R

Words that share the same ending sound.

Starts with S

A unit of spoken sound containing a vowel.

Starts with T

The movable organ used to shape different speech sounds.

Starts with U

Something spoken aloud; any spoken sentence.

Starts with V

A sound produced with an open vocal tract that can be A, E, I, O, or U.

Starts with W

A unit of language that carries meaning.

Starts with X

A percussion instrument used to help keep a beat and practice syllable counting.

Starts with Y

A toy that repeats its name, helping practice starting sounds.

Starts with Z

A place where animals are kept for visitors, often used to hear the z sound at the start.

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Starts with A

Repetition of the same starting sound in several words placed close together.

Starts with B

Putting separate sounds together to hear a whole word.

Starts with C

Action of tapping hands to count syllables in a word.

Starts with D

Two letters that together make one sound, such as sh or ch.

Starts with E

The last sound heard when saying a word.

Starts with F

The last sound in a syllable or word.

Starts with G

A symbol used in writing to represent a sound.

Starts with H

Using your ears to listen for sounds in spoken words.

Starts with I

The first sound in a spoken word.

Starts with J

A short, catchy phrase or sound used to help remember a sound or pattern.

Starts with K

The core part of a word used when breaking it into sounds.

Starts with L

Act of paying attention to sounds in spoken language.

Starts with M

The part of the body used to shape and produce sounds.

Starts with N

A sound produced through the nose.

Starts with O

The initial consonant sound or cluster of a syllable.

Starts with P

The smallest unit of sound in a language.

Starts with Q

A duck's call used as a simple sound to practice starting sounds.

Starts with R

Words that share the same ending sound.

Starts with S

A unit of spoken sound containing a vowel.

Starts with T

The movable organ used to shape different speech sounds.

Starts with U

Something spoken aloud; any spoken sentence.

Starts with V

A sound produced with an open vocal tract that can be A, E, I, O, or U.

Starts with W

A unit of language that carries meaning.

Starts with X

A percussion instrument used to help keep a beat and practice syllable counting.

Starts with Y

A toy that repeats its name, helping practice starting sounds.

Starts with Z

A place where animals are kept for visitors, often used to hear the z sound at the start.