As
children begin to talk, they learn to manipulate speech sounds to produce
words. Sounds said in the correct order
produce desired words. For example, the sounds /p/, /I/, /t / can
produce pit or tip depending
on the order said. The substitution, addition, or deletion of sounds changes
words. For example, substituting /h/
for /p/ in the word pit makes the word hit, adding /s/ to
the word hit makes the word hits, and deleting /h/
in the word hits makes the word its. The example below demonstrates adding a sound to a word (the sound /s/ to the word and).
Substituting Sound Activity- changing (substituting) a beginning sound of a word to make different words: bug, mug, rug, and hug
Adding Sound Activity- adding a beginning sound to a word to make different words: wing, swing; eat, heat; lap, clap; and, sand; ice, and rice
Deleting Sound Activity - deleting a beginning sound of a word to make different words: swing, wing; bring, ring; slip, lip; dice, ice; flight, light
Clipart from Microsoft Word was used in these activities. Activities can be done with pictures or objects found around the house.
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