Sound Review: Listening Champion
Review everything you have learned about sounds.
🎯 What You'll Learn
You will review all the sound skills you have learned and show you are a Listening Champion!
🌟 Let's Start
Congratulations! You have learned so many sound skills. Amina, Emeka, Bola, Chidi, Funke, and Tunde are all proud of you. Let us review everything!
📚 New Concept
Your sound skills:
1. Beginning sounds: You can hear the first sound in any word. The beginning sound of school is /s/.
2. Ending sounds: You can hear the last sound in any word. The ending sound of drum is /m/.
3. Rhyming: You know words that sound the same at the end. Cat and hat rhyme.
4. Making rhymes: You can create new rhyming words. From -op: hop, mop, top, pop.
5. Syllables: You can break words into parts and count them. Banana = ba-na-na = 3 syllables.
6. Blending: You can put syllables together. Hos-pi-tal = hospital.
7. Odd One Out: You can find which word does not match.
These skills are the foundation of reading. You are getting ready to become a reader!
🎮 Let's Practice
- What is the beginning sound of plantain and the ending sound of yam?
- How many syllables are in the word watermelon?
- Name two words that rhyme with night.
Click to see answers
- The beginning sound of plantain is /p/. The ending sound of yam is /m/.
- wa-ter-mel-on = 4 syllables.
- Words that rhyme with night: light, right, fight, sight, might (any two are correct).
💡 Remember
You are a Listening Champion! You can hear beginning sounds, ending sounds, rhymes, and syllables. These are the building blocks of reading!