Phoneme Counting (Reception)

Author: Jessica Barnaschone

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This activity is a great way to encourage children to practice phoneme counting. It encourages them to look at the pictures and sound-talk or segment the word shown in the picture. Are they able to count each phoneme and write them in the table?

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Segmenting
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