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Units in the spelling of words, such as the suffix which is the ending of a word.
ex: ed
It can also be the root word.
ex: graph in graphite |
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The smallest unit of speech that distinguishes one word from another.
ex: t of tug
ex: r of rug |
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A written or printed letter or symbol used to represent a speech, sound, or phoneme. |
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Grapheme-Phoneme Relationship |
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Refers to the relationship between printed letters and the sounds they represent. Some printed symbols may be represented by more than one sound or combos of letters.
ex: car, coat, cent, cake |
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The concept that letters and letter combinations are used to represent phonemes in orthography. Which is done by blending sounds.
ex: car, carp, carpet |
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The onset of a single syllable or word is the initial sound.
ex: sun= /s/
ex: slide= /sl/ |
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A unit is composed of the vowel and any following consonants within a syllable.
ex: tag the rime is ag |
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The process of dividing a spoken word into the smallest units of sound within that word.
ex: bat= /b/a/t/ |
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