Phonemic Awareness
Phonemic awareness is the awareness of phonemes that make up spoken words. Developing phonemic awareness is critical for emergent readers. These games allow students to practice manipulating sounds in spoken words. These games need a teacher or group leader to say the questions, since the students do not read any written words in these games.
Suit Up Deleting Sounds: Small groups of students collect the necessary gear to play baseball by saying the sounds left in a word after one sound is deleted.
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Suit Up Rhyming Words: Small groups of students collect the necessary gear to play baseball by saying the word that does not rhyme in a set of three words.
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Suit Up Same Sounds: Small groups of students collect the necessary gear to play baseball by listening for the same sounds in two words and identifying what part of the words has a different sound.
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Suit Up Switching Sounds: Small groups of students collect the necessary gear to play baseball by switching the sound in a word to a designated new sound and making a new word.
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