Reading Foundation

Oral langauge is compuse of smaller units, such as spoken words and syllables, spoken; letters and sound match

Ability to separate phonems (sounds) in a spoken word or words, sounds only

Smallest unit of sound, may be represented as a letter or group of letters; Examples: /d/, /f/, /oi/, /ow/, /eigh/

Unit of writing that represtnst a single phoneme, can be a letter or a group of letters

A word's initial consonant or consonant blend

A word's vowel and any final consonants

A group or sequence of consonants that appear together in a syllable without a vowel between them