Phonics Learning Program

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Phonics is a method of teaching reading and writing by helping learners understand the relationship between letters and sounds. It helps in pronunciation, spelling, and fluent reading skills.

Phonics is a method of teaching reading and writing by helping learners understand the relationship between letters and their sounds. It enables children and language learners to decode words, improve pronunciation, and develop strong reading skills.

πŸ”Ή Key Aspects of Phonics:

βœ” Letter-Sound Correspondence – Learning how letters represent sounds.
βœ” Blending – Combining sounds to form words (e.g., C-A-T β†’ “cat”).
βœ” Segmenting – Breaking words into individual sounds (e.g., “dog” β†’ D-O-G).
βœ” Phonics Rules – Understanding short & long vowels, digraphs (sh, ch, th), silent letters, etc.
βœ” Reading Fluency – Recognizing words quickly to improve reading speed and comprehension.

πŸ“Œ Why is Phonics Important?

βœ… Helps in quick word recognition and spelling.
βœ… Develops reading confidence & comprehension.
βœ… Essential for early learners & English language learners (ESL students)

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What Will You Learn?

  • 1️⃣ Letter Sounds & Recognition
  • βœ” Understanding phonemes (letter sounds).
  • βœ” Learning short & long vowel sounds.
  • 2️⃣ Blending & Segmenting Words
  • βœ” Blending sounds to form words (e.g., C-A-T β†’ "cat").
  • βœ” Segmenting words to recognize sounds (e.g., "dog" β†’ D-O-G).
  • 3️⃣ Phonics Rules & Word Families
  • βœ” CVC Words (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) – cat, dog, sun.
  • βœ” Silent Letters & Digraphs – sh, ch, th, kn, ph.
  • 4️⃣ Sight Words & Fluency
  • βœ” Recognizing high-frequency words without sounding them out.
  • βœ” Developing reading fluency & comprehension.

Course Content

Introduction to Phonics
Phonics is a method of teaching reading and writing by helping learners understand the relationship between letters and their sounds. It enables children and language learners to decode words, improve pronunciation, and develop strong reading skills. πŸ”Ή Importance of Phonics βœ” Helps in quick word recognition & spelling βœ” Develops reading confidence & comprehension βœ” Improves listening & pronunciation skills βœ” Essential for early learners & English language learners (ESL students) πŸ”Ή Key Concepts in Phonics 1️⃣ Phonemes – The smallest unit of sound (e.g., /b/ in "bat") 2️⃣ Graphemes – The written form of phonemes (letters) 3️⃣ Blending – Combining letter sounds to form words (C-A-T β†’ "cat") 4️⃣ Segmenting – Breaking words into individual sounds ("dog" β†’ D-O-G) 5️⃣ Word Families – Groups of words with similar patterns (cat, bat, mat) πŸ”Ή Learning Outcomes βœ” Understand how letters correspond to sounds βœ” Recognize and pronounce words correctly βœ” Build a strong foundation for reading fluency

  • Alphabet Sounds & Letter Recognition
  • Blending & Segmenting

Short & Long Vowel Sounds
This module helps learners distinguish between short and long vowel sounds, improving their pronunciation, reading, and spelling skills. πŸ”Ή Key Concepts: 1️⃣ Understanding Vowels (A, E, I, O, U) βœ” Short Vowel Sounds: Vowels sound "soft" and occur in simple words. A β†’ /Γ¦/ (apple, cat) E β†’ /Ι›/ (egg, bed) I β†’ /Ιͺ/ (ink, sit) O β†’ /Ι’/ (octopus, dog) U β†’ /ʌ/ (umbrella, sun) βœ” Long Vowel Sounds: Vowels "say their name" and are often found in words with silent e or vowel teams. A β†’ /eΙͺ/ (cake, rain) E β†’ /iː/ (tree, eat) I β†’ /aΙͺ/ (bike, pie) O β†’ /oʊ/ (boat, rose) U β†’ /juː/ (cube, blue) 2️⃣ Silent β€˜E’ Rule (Magic E) βœ” Adding silent 'e' at the end makes the vowel long. Hat β†’ Hate Kit β†’ Kite Hop β†’ Hope 3️⃣ Vowel Teams & Dipthongs βœ” Vowel Teams: Two vowels together make a long sound. ai (rain), ea (beach), oa (boat), ie (pie) βœ” Diphthongs: Two vowel sounds glide together. oi (boil), ou (shout), oy (boy), au (author) πŸ”Ή Activities & Exercises: βœ” Sorting Games – Match short & long vowel words βœ” Silent β€˜E’ Word Transformations – e.g., cub β†’ cube βœ” Reading Practice – CVC words vs. long vowel words βœ” Rhyming Word Games – Match words with the same vowel sounds

Reading Practice & Fluency
This module focuses on building reading fluency, accuracy, and comprehension by applying phonics skills in real reading situations. πŸ”Ή Key Concepts: 1️⃣ What is Reading Fluency? πŸ“– βœ” Ability to read smoothly, accurately, and with expression. βœ” Includes speed, accuracy, and proper intonation. 2️⃣ Strategies to Improve Fluency πŸš€ βœ” Decoding Practice – Use phonics skills to sound out words. βœ” Sight Word Recognition – Quickly recognize common words. βœ” Phrasing & Chunking – Read in meaningful groups, not word-by-word. βœ” Expression & Intonation – Read with natural voice variation. 3️⃣ Levels of Reading Practice πŸ“Š πŸ”Ή Letter & Word Level: Practicing letter sounds, sight words, and phonics patterns. πŸ”Ή Sentence Level: Short, simple sentences for fluency. πŸ”Ή Paragraph Level: Reading connected text with meaning. πŸ”Ή Story & Passage Level: Developing comprehension along with fluency. πŸ”Ή Activities & Exercises: βœ” Repeated Reading – Read the same text multiple times to increase speed. βœ” Choral Reading – Read aloud together with guidance. βœ” Paired Reading – Read with a partner for support. βœ” Timed Reading Challenges – Measure words per minute to track progress. βœ” Storytelling & Role Play – Read aloud with expression and engagement. βœ” Comprehension Questions – Answer questions after reading to check understanding.

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