Phoneme bingo

https://www.myteachingcupboard.com/store/phoneme-bingo-for-teaching-phonemic-awareness

This phoneme bingo activity is a simple and enjoyable way for students to reinforce their blending skills. Teachers will segment a word into three phonemes, follow by students blending the phonemes together to identify the word. Students will then mark the represented image on their bingo sheet with a counter. This activity can be used in rotations, or as both small group and whole class. 

Phoneme practice

 These phoneme bookmarks allow students to experiment with individual phonemes to create words with the same ending, for example ‘hat, cat, fat’. This activity can be used with younger year levels as an introduction or conclusion activity for a lesson. 

Spin a word

 The spin a word game involves student creating a spinner to pick a consonant blend. Students must then match the blend with the rest of a word to form a completed word. This game encourage students to blend individual phonemes in a game-like context. This activity can be used in rotations and both small group and individual activities. 

Runny Babbit: A Billy Sook

 

The picture book Runny Babbit teaches students the importance of phoneme manipulation in an engaging and humorous way. Reading this book in the classroom can invite discussions of the importance of using correct phonemes in words and how we can change individual phonemes to create words that make sense. Students can go through the book and try to identify all the words that aren’t really words. 

Toddle app

 https://play.toddleapp.com/resource-post/phonological-awareness-stories-booklist/

This iPad app provides students with read alouds specifically designed to build phonological awareness skills. This app can be used at many points throughout a school day and can also be a tool for parents to engage their children with at home. 

Substitution toolkit

https://unitedteaching.com/teaching-phoneme-substitution-made-easy-practical-activities-for-your-classroom/ 

This website contains a substitution toolkit featuring a range of insightful and engaging activity for students. Each activity includes manipulatives to ensure students are engaging with learning through a multisensory approach. Teachers can save this toolkit and utilise when looking for substituting activities. 

Phoneme substitution Cards and phoneme manipulation Activities

 https://www.myteachingcupboard.com/store/phoneme-substitution-cards

This website contains cards that can be used for phoneme substitution and manipulation activities. The pack includes 90 cards that contain images to aid students in substituting individual phonemes to create new words. The contents of this website can be used as a quality teaching resource for classroom learning.