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Phonics Alive Being Creative with Phonics. A nts on the a pple a a a. Xianggang Putonghua Yanxishe Primary School of Science and Creativity. Reasons for Teaching Reading. Learning to Read Reading to Learn. Develop thinking skills. Enhance language proficiency. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Phonics AlivePhonics AliveBeing Creative with Being Creative with
PhonicsPhonics
Xianggang Putonghua Yanxishe Primary School of Science and Creativity
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Key Learning Area Curriculum Guide P.93
Reasons for Teaching Reasons for Teaching ReadingReading
Learning to Read Reading to Learn
Develop thinking
skills
Enrich knowledge
Enhance language
proficiency
Broaden life
experience
GraphophonicsGraphophonics Syntax Semantics
Teaching Strategies for Reading
Reading Strategies
Reading Aloud
Shared Reading
Supported Reading
IndependentReading
Storytelling
Reading in the HK Context
English Language Curriculum Guide (2004) A28
Do the Do the sounds I sounds I want to want to
say match say match the letters the letters
of the of the word?word?
Does this sentence
make sense?
Would we say the words in
this order?
Does this picture
match the word?
Basic Reading Strategies
Texte.g. pictures and
words
Worde.g. symbol and
sound
Sentencee.g.
punctuation
Basic Reading Strategies
What is phonics?What is phonics?
Part of teaching readingPart of teaching reading
Includes basic letter-sound relationshipIncludes basic letter-sound relationship
Facilitates all four skills Facilitates all four skills
Reading / WritingReading / Writing
Listening / SpeakingListening / Speaking
Why teach phonics?Why teach phonics?
Students can: Students can:
Recognized letter-sound relationshipsRecognized letter-sound relationships
Apply decoding skillsApply decoding skills
Improve confidence and proficiency in Improve confidence and proficiency in readingreading
When is phonics taught?When is phonics taught?
At an early ageAt an early age
When ss need reading skills to readWhen ss need reading skills to read
When ss need accuracy for spellingWhen ss need accuracy for spelling
How is phonics taught?How is phonics taught?
Single syllable words from booksSingle syllable words from books Decide on sequenceDecide on sequence One / Two letter-sounds per weekOne / Two letter-sounds per week Consonant sounds firsts – then vowel Consonant sounds firsts – then vowel
soundssounds Focus one way of reading and writing a Focus one way of reading and writing a
vowelvowel Include activitiesInclude activities Students read out words with focus soundStudents read out words with focus sound Model the skill of blendingModel the skill of blending
Process of Reading – Interactive Process of Reading – Interactive ModelModel
Knowledge, Experiences, Emotions
Reader/Speaker’s Intentions
MeaningMeaning
Text
Paragraphs
Words
Sentences
Letter/Sound Awareness & Knowledge
HKIEd, Reading To LearnModule 1
Top-down
Bottom-up
Top-down and Bottom-up Top-down and Bottom-up Approaches and ReadingApproaches and Reading
““iF yuo aer a fluet reodur yuo wll hve on iF yuo aer a fluet reodur yuo wll hve on pRblme reOdng the sNtnce.”pRblme reOdng the sNtnce.”
Features of the English Alphabet
The English alphabet … 26 letters … 44+ sounds … 110+ spelling combinations
(i) SAME LETTER HAS DIFFERENT SOUNDS
e.g. letter ‘a’ – past, what, pat, paint, auction, warm, again
(ii) SAME SOUND HAS DIFFERENT LETTERS
e.g. /OR/ – for, four, more, war
(iii) WORDS SOUND THE SAME BUT LOOK DIFFERENT [homophones]
e.g. there, their
(iv) WORDS LOOK THE SAME BUT SOUND DIFFERENT [homonyms]
e.g. bow/ bow, wound/ wound, wind/ wind
ACTION ALPHABETACTION ALPHABETCapitals Lowercase Cue Word
A a a … a … ankle B b b … b … back C c c … c … come D d d … d … down E e e … e … elbow F f f … f… fingers G g g … g … gun H h h … h … hair I i i … i … in J j j … j … jump K k k … k … kick L l l … l … leg M m m … m … mouth N n n … n … nose O o o … o … on P p p … p … point
Qu qu /kw/ … /kw/… quiet R r r … r … run S s s … s … sit T t t … t … teeth U u u … u … up V v v … v … victory W w w … w … wings X x /ks/ … /ks/ … six Y y y … y … yes Z z z … z … zip
ELEMENTS OF PHONICSELEMENTS OF PHONICS
(touch your ankle)
a
(ă)
ankle
VISUALVISUAL
AUDITORYAUDITORY
VISUAL [& VISUAL [& KINESTHETIC]KINESTHETIC]
KINESTHETICKINESTHETIC
VISUAL, SEMANTIC VISUAL, SEMANTIC [& KINESTHETIC][& KINESTHETIC]
Multisensory ApproachMultisensory ApproachSensory Channel PerceptionSensory Channel Perception
1. 1. VisualVisual2. 2. AuditoryAuditory
3. 3. OralOral
4. 4. TactileTactile
See shape of letterSee shape of letter
Hear sound of Hear sound of letterletterSaying sound of Saying sound of letterletterTouching / Making Touching / Making shape of lettershape of letter
5. 5. KinestheticKinesthetic Writing (hand / body) Writing (hand / body) shape of lettershape of letter
Teaching StepsTeaching Steps
READING ACTVITIESREADING ACTVITIES
T says a few words starting with ‘c’ and asks the ss – ‘What is the first sound/letter’; and writes letter on board
T elicits ss’ prior knowledge of words starting with ‘c’ and writes them on board
T shows pictures of words starting with ‘c’ to elicit ss’ prior knowledge
Ss skywrite the letter ‘c’ Ss write ‘c’ on back/palm of shoulder
partner
Importance of Importance of Games/Activities For Games/Activities For
Teaching PhonicsTeaching PhonicsAll sensory channels are used in a variety of
games and activities so that the teaching
target transfers from short-term memory to
long-term memory. Rhyme, song, jingles,
nursery rhymes, poetry, big books, stories
with repetitive and rhythmic language,
tongue twisters, games with a beat/rhythm
and movement are essential here to heighten
the students’ awareness of letter-sound
relationships, i.e. phonics.
EXAMPLES OF EXAMPLES OF CREATIVE PHONICS CREATIVE PHONICS
ACTIVITIESACTIVITIESActivities completed during this Phonics Workshop:• Alphabet Chant• I Spy• Human Words• Phoneme Frame• Action Alphabet• Sky Writing / Body Writing
Extra Phonics Extra Phonics Games and ActivitiesGames and Activities
1. Moulding / Feeling Letter Shapes2. Phonic Fans3. Clapping a Beat with a Partner 4. Silent Relays 5. Tongue Twisters 6. Battleships7. Onsets and Rimes8. Last Letter/Sound of Previous Word Chain9. Word Ladder (change one letter each
time)
sat pat pet pen …
Thank
you!