How to Add and Subtract Phonemes
In a given language, phoneme is a different unit of sound that is either single letter or matched letter. With these sound units, you can differentiate similar words from each other. For example, pan, pin, pun, etc. Provide picture prompts and let the students learn how to add and subtract phonemes from the word that a given photo represent. In this way, you will know how to differentiate different words. We add phoneme to make a new sound for the start, middle, or end of the word’s sound. It helps to make different new words. We use silly sound switch for recognized phrases and substitute sounds to create a silly phrase. You can also practice phoneme addition with manipulating blocks. We subtract phoneme to omit the beginning, middle, or end sound of the word. In this way, we will recognize the word that will stay alone. When sound rings, you will say and hear the sound. We will use goodbye block for phoneme subtraction via manipulating blocks.
Adding Phonemes
Say the name of the picture. Then add the phoneme provided to the beginning or the end of the picture to form a new word. Write the new word on the line.
Subtracting Phonemes
Say the name of the picture. Then remove the phoneme provided from the name of the picture to form a new word. Write the new word on the line.
