GROUP MEMBERS:   Jeneiva Hayle
                 Claudia Artwell
WORD RECOGNITION
It is the process of determining the
 meaning and pronunciation of a word.

It is the ability of the students to
 develop automaticity when reading
 isolated words.
PHONICS                     SIGHT WORDS




               WORD
            RECOGNITION




          STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
PHONICS
It is the understanding of letters and letter
 combination that represents phonemes that
 can be blended to create spoken words.

It is the association of speech or
 phonemes with their corresponding print
 symbols (graphemes.)
PHONETIC ELEMENTS
CONSONANT BLENDS- are putting
 together two individual consonant sounds
 to make one sound.
Examples: fr , bl, sm, sn, str
CONSONANT DIAGRAPH- is two
 consonants coming together to give one
 sound.
Examples: th, ph, sh, ch,
PHONETIC ELEMENTS cont
DIPTHONG – this is two vowels gliding into each
 other. Examples oy, oi, ow (boy,0il,cow)

SCHWA- is the suppress syllable sound at the end of
 a word. Examples : hospital, principle

VOWEL DIAGRAPH-This is two vowels coming
  together to give one sound.
Examples : book, meat, boat
PHONETIC STRATEGIES
CHUNKING – is the breaking up of words
 in parts so each part keeps their individual
 meaning.

EXAMPLES: under-ground
         table-top
         book-cover
PHONETIC STRATEGIES cont
ONSET & RIME

The onset is all the letters in a word before a vowel.
Examples: hat, flag, part, cake, shake

The rime- is the vowel and letters that follow an onset
Examples: hat, flag, part, cake, shake
PHONETIC STRATEGIES cont
SEGMENTING & BLENDING – is separating and
  combining sounds.

Segmenting is separating sounds in words
Example: c-a-t

Blending- is combining the sounds in words
Example: cat

Word recognition

  • 1.
    GROUP MEMBERS: Jeneiva Hayle Claudia Artwell
  • 2.
    WORD RECOGNITION It isthe process of determining the meaning and pronunciation of a word. It is the ability of the students to develop automaticity when reading isolated words.
  • 3.
    PHONICS SIGHT WORDS WORD RECOGNITION STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
  • 4.
    PHONICS It is theunderstanding of letters and letter combination that represents phonemes that can be blended to create spoken words. It is the association of speech or phonemes with their corresponding print symbols (graphemes.)
  • 5.
    PHONETIC ELEMENTS CONSONANT BLENDS-are putting together two individual consonant sounds to make one sound. Examples: fr , bl, sm, sn, str CONSONANT DIAGRAPH- is two consonants coming together to give one sound. Examples: th, ph, sh, ch,
  • 6.
    PHONETIC ELEMENTS cont DIPTHONG– this is two vowels gliding into each other. Examples oy, oi, ow (boy,0il,cow) SCHWA- is the suppress syllable sound at the end of a word. Examples : hospital, principle VOWEL DIAGRAPH-This is two vowels coming together to give one sound. Examples : book, meat, boat
  • 7.
    PHONETIC STRATEGIES CHUNKING –is the breaking up of words in parts so each part keeps their individual meaning. EXAMPLES: under-ground table-top book-cover
  • 8.
    PHONETIC STRATEGIES cont ONSET& RIME The onset is all the letters in a word before a vowel. Examples: hat, flag, part, cake, shake The rime- is the vowel and letters that follow an onset Examples: hat, flag, part, cake, shake
  • 9.
    PHONETIC STRATEGIES cont SEGMENTING& BLENDING – is separating and combining sounds. Segmenting is separating sounds in words Example: c-a-t Blending- is combining the sounds in words Example: cat