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How can I do it?

jmarwa

How can I do it?

Hi Everyone: ineed your help

((( link final vowels to initial vowels using /w/ /r/ /j/)))

&

((( link final consonant to initial vowels using /w/ /r/ /j/)))

how can i teach these standards for kids ( grade 3). Are there any suitable worksheet ??

Thanks

7 May 2011

stonefarm

In the first example to you mean words such as

arrow

away

kayak

I �m not sure about the second example. I don �t know of any words with /w, r, j/ immediately preceding a consonant. There would always be a vowel between the /w, r, l/ sound and the final consonant.

Are you able to give some examples of words for both of your word types?

Are you wanting to teach pronunciation of the /w, r, j/ sounds or spelling......?

/l/ is also a sound that has many of the same properties as /w, r, j/ . /w, r, l, j/ are all called glide sounds - they tend to "glide" into the vowel that follows them and are always followed by a vowel unless they �re in the final position of a word.

8 May 2011

stonefarm

My apologies, I �m half asleep - only /w/ and /j/ are glide sounds. /r/ and/l/ are liquid sounds-they offer little resistance to airflow.

8 May 2011

ueslteacher

Would this or this be of any help?

Sophia

8 May 2011

jmarwa

thanks

8 May 2011