same with column 2. This is to focus on the different individual sounds. Then read one
word from column one and the corresponding word from column 2. This is so that
students hear the 2 different sounds side by side.
Then read out one of the words randomly and ask students to say whether it is in
column 1 or column 2. Continue with this until most of the students get it correct. By
this stage students will be able to recognise the sound. You can then move onto a
production phase. Point to a word, say it and ask students to repeat after you, as a
group first, then individually. When most students get it right, you can make this more
difficult by pointing to a word, not giving the model and asking students to say the
word.
You can adapt this exercise to practise any sound. I first saw this activity in “Tree or
Three” by Ann Baker.
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