7a18aa2e_Bible_and_Rhyme_Activities__Explanation
[Type] Phoneme Manipulation [Ideas to Incorporate] Addition  Say a word and ask the child what new word they would have if they added a beginning, medial, or ending sound. For example, What new word would we have if we added a /l/ to the middle of 'pay'? (Play!) Show various pictures. Have a puppet say the name of one of the pictures, omitting one of the sounds. Let the child point to and say the name of the picture the puppet was trying to say. For example. Say there are pictures of a hat, rake, duck, and chain. Tell the child that the puppet often misses the beginning sound in words. If the puppet says 'at' , the child would say 'hat'. Deletion  Have a puppet say a word. Ask the child to repeat the word, but without the first sound (or last). For example: The puppet could say the word 'lock' and the child would say 'ock' (initial deletion) or the puppet could say 'seat' and the child would say 'sea' (ending deletion). Say a word and ask the child what new word they would have if they took out the medial sound. For example, What new word would we have if we took out the /l/ in 'play'? (Pay!) Substitution  Use riddles! Exp. What rhymes with 'jar' and starts with /k/? (Car!) Use different sounds at the beginning of the child's name to create a new, funny name. For example, for the name 'Mikayla' ask her to change the first sound to a /s/ and she would say 'Sikayla'! Tell the child a sound. Say words and have the child switch the beginning, medial, or ending sound with the sound given. For example: Replace the first sound in the word 'sail' with /t/. (Tail!) Replace the middle sound in the word 'big' with /a/. (Bag!) Replace the last sound in the word 'map' with /d/. (Mad!) [Explanation] 
Addition  adding a beginning, middle, or ending sound to a word to create a new word Deletion  omitting a beginning, middle, or ending sound from a word to create a new word Substitution  replacing a new sound in a word at the beginning, middle, or ending in order to create a new word
Bible and Rhyme Activities
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