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LessonCorner Directory Results for Phonetics
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1. IPA Symbol Card Game
Lesson Plan to introduce phonetic symbols (International Phonetic Alphabet) to students
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2. Minimal Pair Pronunciation Lesson
Minimal pairs are pairs of words that have one phonemic change between them. For example: "let" and "lit". Using these pairs to help students recognize the minor differences between English muted vowel sounds can greatly help not only pronunciation skills, but also comprehension.
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3. Phonetic Transcription
For students who have mastered the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) phonetic transcriptions can help improve their understanding of the importance of connected speech when speaking English. Dictionaries give single word phonetic transcriptions which can greatly improve students pronunciation skills.
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Additional Search Results 1 - 3 of 3 for Phonetics
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1. The Very Hungry Kindergartner
...ergartner Click Here! Click Here! The Very Hungry Kindergartner Click Here! Grade Level(s): K By: Amy Koch, kindergarten teacher + + Grade Levels Write a book entitled "The Very Hungry Kindergartener" after reading and discussing the book "The Very Hungry Preschool Caterpillar." Reinforces writing, phonetics, and counting. Grades K-2 Grades 3-5 Objectives: Middle School High School Write a book entitled "The Very Hungry Kindergartener" after reading and discussing the book "The Very Hungry Caterpillar." Reinforces writing, phonetics, and counting. + + + + Materials: Subject Areas The Very Hungry Caterpi...
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2. Speaking in Tongues
...al population, royalty, etc.) -How many people speak it (either population percentage or true number) -General history of the language -Any other interesting facts pertaining to its development or extinction SIDE TWO -The alphabet or symbols or glyphs (if applicable; not all languages are written) -Phonetics that are particular to that language (for example,'ll' is particular to Spanish but not to English) -Examples of words and correct pronunciations -Grammatical rules particular to this language -Places in your community, state or country where this language may be spoken or heard, if applicable" Enco...
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3. Dictionary Skills
...nt computers prior to class. [See Using Favorites/Bookmarks in the K-12 Classroom.] 7. provide the students with a list of dictionary-related terms. The list might include the following words: + antonym + synonym + syllable + thesaurus + dictionary + etymology + definition + pronunciation + idiom + phonetics 8. divide the students into groups of two to three and ask each group to create mini-dictionaries composed of the terms on the list above or an appropriate list selected by the classroom teacher. 9. ask the students to follow the guidelines on Handout 1: Creating a Mini-Dictionary when they create t...
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