How to Teach Phonics by Lida M. Williams
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_I. Review Single and Blended Consonants, Digraphs, Short and Long Vowels, and All Phonograms._ _II. Continue Pronouncing Exercises, Teaching New Phonograms._ Continue word study by the analytic-synthetic process. These phonic drills will deal largely with the new words that occur in the daily reading lessons. _III. Syllabication._ In mastering the pronunciation of new words, pupils should acquire the habit of analyzing them into syllables. The ear must be trained to _hear_ syllables, they should be _separately pronounced_, and _clearly imaged_. This makes for effective spelling later. Most of the difficulties in spelling are removed when the habit of breaking up a complex word into its elements is acquired. re mem ber ther mom e ter sep a rate in de pen dence dan de lion mul ti pli ca tion beau ti ful re frig er a tor |
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