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| Questions | Answers |
|---|---|
| What is Phonics? | |
| What is the goal of Phonics? | |
| What are the three main components of Phonics? | |
| What is a phoneme? | |
| What is a digraph? | |
| What is a long vowel sound? | |
| What is a short vowel sound? | |
| What is a syllable? | |
| What is a blend? | |
| What is a diphthong? | |
| What is the difference between a consonant and a vowel? | |
| Name three words that contain the letter 'a' and have a long vowel sound. |
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Welcome to the Phonics Practice Sheet! Phonics is an important tool for reading and understanding written language. In this practice sheet, you will learn the basics of phonics, and practice applying them to different words.
Phonics is a way to learn how to read and spell words. It is based on the sounds of letters and the way they are combined to make words.
When you read a word, you can break it down into its individual sounds. For example, the word “cat” can be broken down into the three sounds “c”, “a”, and “t”.
These individual sounds are called phonemes. A phoneme is the smallest unit of sound in a language.
When you learn phonics, you learn how to recognize the different phonemes in a word and how they combine to form the word.
Now that you understand the basics of phonics, let’s practice!
Below are some common words. Read each word and try to break it down into its individual phonemes.
Answers: 1. D-o-g 2. F-i-sh 3. B-i-rd 4. Ch-ai-r 5. H-ou-se
Now try to spell the words using phonemes.
Answers: 1. D-o-g 2. F-i-sh 3. B-i-rd 4. Ch-ai-r 5. H-ou-se
Now try to read the words below, using the phonemes you learned.
Answers: 1. B-o-p 2. V-a-t 3. J-o-g 4. F-o-b 5. M-o-p
