Fort Exam Vocab Latest Update 100% Correct

Fort Exam Vocab Latest Update 100% Correct phoneme -smallest unit of "sound" -the smallest part of a spoken language that makes a difference in the meaning of words -41 -can do with your eyes closed -ex: "check" has 4 phones (/ch/ /e/ /k/) phonogram -common spelling patterns used to spell the rime of a single syllable word ex: ight in flight, might, sigh, and high ick in stick grapheme -written representation of a phoneme (letters) -ex: phoneme /f/ in "phone" is represented by the grapheme /ph/ phonics -the understanding that there is a relationship between phonemes (sounds) and graphemes (the letters that represent those sounds) -help children learn and be able to use the Alphabetic Principle phonemic awareness -smaller category within phonological awareness -ONLY working with the individual sounds in spoken words that you can hear -manipulating phonemes (blending, isolating, segmenting) Phonological awareness -big umprella sound that we use to describe anything that is orally spoken -helping students identify the sounds in spoken words -includes: 1. rhymes eration ing nting ulating bilication ^^^(all of these help develop phonological awareness) -kindergarten & 1st grade (first 2/3 would be Kindergarten and last 1/3 would be 1st grade) analysis of word structure "structured analysis" process of breaking apart an unfamiliar word into its meaning bearing parts -prefixes, root, suffixes word analysis process of using strategies to figure out or decode unfamiliar words Syllable -the sound of a vowel that is created when pronouncing the letters (A E I O U Y) in a word six syllable types 1. Closed (by a