Phonics exam

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Grapheme
A written letter or letter group used to represent a speech sound

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TermDefinition
Grapheme
A written letter or letter group used to represent a speech sound
Phoneme
The smaller unit of sound in a language
Syllable
An oral language unit in which a vowel sound is heard
Alphabetic principle
Knowledge that letters/graphemes systematically represent sounds of spoken language
Diagraph
Two letters that work together to represent one speech sound
Blend 
Two or more consonants together in which each sound is still heard
Diphthong
A vowel sound that glides from one position to another
Breve
The diacritical marking for short vowels
Macron
The diacritical marking for long vowels
Schwa
The unstressed reduced vowel sound
Encoding 
Using sounds and spelling patterns to read a word
Decoding
Using print/spelling patterns to read a word
Phonics 
Instruction connecting spoken sounds with written letters/graphemes
Orthographic mapping
Bonding a word's pronunciation, phonemes, and spellings in memory for automatic recognition
What is the difference between phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics
Phonological awareness is awareness of spoken sound structure... Phonemic awareness is the manipulation of individual phonemes... Phonics is connecting sound to print
What is an onset
Consonant sound (s) before the vowel
What is a rime
Vowel and everything else 
Why can the number of letters and phonemes in a word be different
one phoneme can be represented by multiple letters
How many phonemes are in the work CAT
3
How many phonemes are in the work SHIP
3
How many words are in the word FLAG
4
How many words are in the word BOX
4
How many words are in the word CHILD
4
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE Write
Silent Letter Pattern
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE BADGE
Dge
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE MATCH
TCH
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE BACK
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE HILL
Floss
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE KNEE
Silent Letter Pattern
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE FLAG
Blend
Are the following words a BLEND, DIAGRAPH, SILENT – LETTER PATTERN, FLOSS, CK, TCH, or DGE SHIP
Diagraph
Write the FLOSS generalization in your own words
syllable words after a short vowel final F, L, S, Z is doubled
Complete the final spelling for Bak
BACK
Complete the final spelling for Mach
MATCH
Complete the final spelling for Baj
BADGE
Complete the final spelling to its sound  Ck
/K/
Complete the final spelling to its sound Tch
/CH/
Complete the final spelling to its sound Dge
/J/
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA RUNT
SHORT VOWEL
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA HOPE
LONG VOWEL/CVCe
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA RAIN
VOWEL TEAM
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA BOAT
VOWEL TEAM
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA COIN
DIPTHONG
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA BOY
DIPTHONG
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA COW
DIPTHONG
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA BIRD
R-CONTROLLED
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA FORK
R-CONTROLLED
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA ABOUT
SCHWA
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA SOFA
SCHWA
Label the following SHORT VOWEL, LONG VOWEL/CVCe, VOWEL TEAM, DIPTHONG, R- CONTROLLED, OR SCHWA CAKE
LONG VOWEL/CVCe
Complete the following word locations OI
IS OFTEN MEDIAL
Complete the following word locations OY
IS OFTEN FINAL
List the Final Five R- Controlled spellings 
AR ER IR OR UR
Are the following CLOSED, OPEN, VCe, VOWEL TEAM, R-CONTROLLED, or CONSONANT – LE CAT
CLOSED
Are the following CLOSED, OPEN, VCe, VOWEL TEAM, R-CONTROLLED, or CONSONANT – LE ME
OPEN
Are the following CLOSED, OPEN, VCe, VOWEL TEAM, R-CONTROLLED, or CONSONANT – LE HOME
VCe
Are the following CLOSED, OPEN, VCe, VOWEL TEAM, R-CONTROLLED, or CONSONANT – LE RAIN
VOWEL TEAM
Are the following CLOSED, OPEN, VCe, VOWEL TEAM, R-CONTROLLED, or CONSONANT – LE BIRD
R - CONTROLLED
Are the following CLOSED, OPEN, VCe, VOWEL TEAM, R-CONTROLLED, or CONSONANT – LE TABLE
CONSONANT LE
What is orthographic mapping
Bonding, Pronunciation, phonemes, graphemes, in memory
Why is orthographic mapping NOT the same as memorizing the visual shape of a word
It is the sound symbol mapping NOT visual shape memorization
Why does high-frequency NOT automatically mean irregular
different properties – high frequency decodable – irregular – not decodable
For said, identify what is regular/predictable and what part must be learned as unexpected
|S| |D| - regular ai – unpredictable – irregular
A child writes FIL for FILL but segments /F/ /I/ /L/ correctly What does the error show, and what would you teach next
Have segmentation = teach FLOSS 
A child says SHIP has 4 phonemes because it has 4 letters What does the error show, and what would you teach next?
Not 4 phonemes – they are counting letters, not sounds = Teach SH 
A child reads HOPE as HOP What does the error show, and what would you teach next
Review CVCe = Teach hop & hope
A child spells BOY as BOI What does the error show, and what would you teach next
dipthong placement – OI medial OY Final
A child reads city with /K/ at the beginning What does the error show, and what would you teach next
|K| review soft C before –EIY 
A child writes BAK for BACK What does the error show, and what would you teach next
CK review final CK after a short vowel