BASIC AND COMPLEX CONCEPT IN TEACHING PHONICS

ABOUT THE BOOK

Synthetic phonics is a method that's used to teach pupils how to read and write in English. Through synthetic phonics, children

will learn that all words can be broken down into small units of sound called phonemes, which are represented in written

language using groups of letters called graphemes.

By building connections between phonemes and their graphemes, kids will also be joining together sounds in their spoken and written forms. The reason it's often called 'systematic' synthetic Phonics is because children learn about all of the different sounds, spellings

and grapheme-phoneme correspondences (GPCs) in a specific fashion. Children are taught how to break up (or decode) words

into individual sounds.

Then, they can blend all the sounds together as a way of reading the entire word. Synthetic phonics is definitely an effective and engaging Phonics programme that can benefit the little ones in the classroom.

This method of Phonics teaching certainly has some great benefits compared to other systems, such as analytical Phonics and

embedded Phonics.

YOU WILL BE ABLE TO ACCESS THIS MATERIAL IN ONE OF THE TWO FORMATS AFTER PURCHASING IT. (AUDIO AND PDF)

• 1 E-book (129 pages)
• 19 Audio files