Pete the Cat Phoneme Segmentation Screener

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September 16, 2012

Hi all! Sorry for my sparatic posting…I’d tell you all about how crazy grad. school is, but….you know that all too well already!

This is how most of my day was spent today:

Here’s how I envision this going. As we read through Pete the Cat I Love my White Shoes , the client will use the picture cards (below) to complete the sentence/story. However, in order to complete it, they must first segment the phonemes and identify the ones they hear in the particular word.

Just cut the cards out and you’re on your way. At first, I’ll cover the word at the bottom of the card to see if they can identify the sounds without the visual aid of the actual letters. If they have trouble, I’ll uncover the letters and take it from there. I tried to pick words from the story that were easy enough to decode (the “ow” in brown an “ue” in blue would be a little tough for someone who already has trouble with this-but we’ll get there!) If you want, as always, you can download it here

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Kayla Kunz says September 17, 2012 at 5:57 pm Thanks for sharing! I'm actually working on segmenting with one of my kiddos so this will be in my therapy room next week! I think I will make a copy of the bottom piece with the text and then cut the letters/sounds apart and make a velcro activity with this becasue my kid definitely needs a tactile manipulation with his goal right now… Thanks for the freebie though! Keep 'em coming! 🙂 Reply

Kayla Kunz says

September 17, 2012 at 5:57 pm

Thanks for sharing! I'm actually working on segmenting with one of my kiddos so this will be in my therapy room next week! I think I will make a copy of the bottom piece with the text and then cut the letters/sounds apart and make a velcro activity with this becasue my kid definitely needs a tactile manipulation with his goal right now… Thanks for the freebie though! Keep 'em coming! 🙂

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