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• Sound Waves Literacy

  Learning is child's play! Four fun phonics games no student can resist

  Wind back the clock a few decades and you’d be lucky to find more than a handful of teachers using games as serious (and seriously fun!) teaching tools.

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  The vowel sound in 'old' – a good example of allophony

  By Tom Mylne, PhD (Linguistics), GradDipEd.
  The purpose of this article is to discuss the pronunciation of “o before l”, as in old, doll, dole, bowl, and many other words. But first, a few words about the theoretical framework.

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  How to confidently segment tricky words with your students: Part 2

  Now it’s time to find out how to deal with trickier words, giving you and your students the confidence to segment any word that comes your way.

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  Five favourite Sound Waves Literacy games

  Games are always a great way to engage and motivate students. A simple game can provide lots of learning and help to reinforce concepts while students have fun.