https://padlet.com/evilrainbow1996/ubqsbudx2tre Made with love for teaching English en-us 2017-06-30 15:10:09 UTC 2017-06-30 15:34:48 UTC hello@padlet.com evilrainbow1996 https://padlet.com/evilrainbow1996/ubqsbudx2tre/wish/177826391 1. Phoneme bingo: Hand out bingo cards with phonemes instead of numbers, call out sounds rather tahn numbers.

2. Anagrams: Get students to work out anagrams of words using phonemes rather than normal alphabetic letters.

3. Category words: Choose 5 or 6 categories (food, animal, sports, household objects,...). Students work in small teams. When you call out a phoneme, the teams must attempt to to find a word containing that phoneme for each category. ]]> 2017-06-30 15:12:36 UTC https://padlet.com/evilrainbow1996/ubqsbudx2tre/wish/177826391 evilrainbow1996 https://padlet.com/evilrainbow1996/ubqsbudx2tre/wish/177827011 1. Integrate phonemic work into your teaching of grammar and lexis.

2. Let students notice how different the sounds you and they make.

3. Ear training: Listen to similar sounds and differentiate. (tin vs thin)

4. Tongue twisters: differentiate particular sounds (three - tree, sell-shell)

5. Transliteration: get students to write out a word or sentence in phonemic script.

6. Train learners in using a dictionary to find pronunciation as well as spelling.

7. Keep a phonemic chart on the wall of your classroom. Focus briefly on one phoneme each lesson.

8. Tap out words on the chart and ask students to say the words.

9. Use the chart to point out correct sounds when students pronounce something wrong.

10. Try a phonemic crossword.


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