A Sound Start
Phonemic Awareness Lessons for Reading Success
Christine E. McCormick, Rebecca N. Throneburg, and Jean M. Smitley
— Phonemic Awareness and Learning to Read
— Instruction in Phonemic Awareness
— Assessment of Phonemic Awareness
— General Instructional Issues
— The Lessons in This Book
— References
2. Introduction to the Whole-Class and Small-Group Lessons
— General Guidelines
— Sequence of Skills
— Plan of the Lessons
— Data on Effectiveness
— Assessment
— References
— Phonemic Awareness Assessment
3. The Whole-Class and Small-Group Lessons
— Lesson 1: Concept of Words
— Lesson 2: Rhyme Recognition and Discrimination
— Lesson 3: Rhyme Choice
— Lesson 4: Rhyme Production
— Lesson 5: Syllable Counting
— Lesson 6: Syllable Blending
— Lesson 7: Syllable Deletion
Lesson 8: Onset-Rime Blending
Lesson 9: Onset-Rime Blending
Lesson 10: Review of Rhyming and of Syllable and Onset-Rime Blending
Lesson 11: Initial Phoneme Identification
Lesson 12: Initial Phoneme Production
Lesson 13: Final Phoneme Identification
Lesson 14: Final Phoneme Production
Lesson 15: Medial Phoneme Isolation
Lesson 16: Phoneme Counting
Lesson 17: Blending Two- and Three-Phoneme Words
Lesson 18: Phoneme Blending
Lesson 19: Phoneme Segmentation
Lesson 20: Review of Initial, Medial, and Final Sounds and of Phoneme Counting, Blending, and Segmenting
4. Individualized Instruction in Phonemic Awareness
The Individualized Lessons
Assessment for the Individualized Lessons
Effectiveness of the Lessons
Getting Started
References
Assessment for Individualized Lessons
Progress Chart
5. The Individualized Lessons
Lesson 1: Beginning Sounds /m/ and /s/
Lesson 2: Beginning Sounds /f/ and /n/
Lesson 3: Beginning Sounds /p/ and /t/
Lesson 4: Review of Beginning Sounds
Lesson 5: Letters m and s for Beginning Sounds
Lesson 6: Letters f and n for Beginning Sounds
Lesson 7: Letters p and t for Beginning Sounds
Lesson 8: Letters m, s, and t for Beginning Sounds
Lesson 9: Letters n, p, and t for Beginning Sounds
Lesson 10: Review of Letters for Beginning Sounds
Lesson 11: Letters for n, p, t
Lesson 12: Ending Sounds /n/, /p/, /t/
Lesson 13: Ending Sounds /n/, /p/, /t/
Lesson 14: Beginning Letters m, s, f and Ending Letters n, p, t
Lesson 15: Beginning letters n, p, t and Ending Letters n, p, t
Lesson 16: Letters for Beginning and Ending Sounds
Posttest and Take-Home Tiny Books
6. Phoneme Characteristics and Lessons
Importance of Understanding Phoneme Production
Phonemes in Words
Similarities between Phonemes
Description of Phoneme Production
References
Lessons for Specific Phonemes
Phoneme /b/ (letter b)
Phoneme /k/ (letters c, k)
Phoneme /d/ (letter d)
Phoneme /f/ (letter f)
Phoneme /g/ (letter g)
Phoneme /h/ (letter h)
Phoneme /?/ (letter j)
Phoneme /l/ (letter l)
Phoneme /m/ (letter m)
Phoneme /n/ (letter n)
Phoneme /p/ (letter p)
Phoneme /r/ (letter r)
Phoneme /s/ (letter s)
Phoneme /t/ (letter t)
Phoneme /v/ (letter v)
Phoneme /w/ (letter w)
Phoneme /j/ (letter y)
Phoneme /z/ (letter z)
Phoneme / / (digraph sh)
Phoneme / / (digraph ch)
Phoneme / /('sing') (digraph ng)
Phonemes / ('thumb') /ð/ ('those') (digraph th)
Appendix: Books, Materials, and Alternative Books for Each Class Lesson
Index