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    Lesson 24: Let's Switch Places

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    This document provides a lesson plan on manipulating individual phonemes through substitution of initial phonemes. The objective is to teach students to substitute initial phonemes. The procedure involves reviewing rhyming words and playing a game where students make new words by changing the initial letter of a word shown in a picture. Students will then participate in activities where they substitute initial phonemes in words to make new words. The lesson aims to teach students that changing the beginning sound of a word forms a new word.

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    This document provides a lesson plan on manipulating individual phonemes through substitution of initial phonemes. The objective is to teach students to substitute initial phonemes. The procedure involves reviewing rhyming words and playing a game where students make new words by changing the initial letter of a word shown in a picture. Students will then participate in activities where they substitute initial phonemes in words to make new words. The lesson aims to teach students that changing the beginning sound of a word forms a new word.

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    This document provides a lesson plan on manipulating individual phonemes through substitution of initial phonemes. The objective is to teach students to substitute initial phonemes. The procedure involves reviewing rhyming words and playing a game where students make new words by changing the initial letter of a word shown in a picture. Students will then participate in activities where they substitute initial phonemes in words to make new words. The lesson aims to teach students that changing the beginning sound of a word forms a new word.

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    Lesson 24: Let's Switch Places

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    This document provides a lesson plan on manipulating individual phonemes through substitution of initial phonemes. The objective is to teach students to substitute initial phonemes. The procedure involves reviewing rhyming words and playing a game where students make new words by changing the initial letter of a word shown in a picture. Students will then participate in activities where they substitute initial phonemes in words to make new words. The lesson aims to teach students that changing the beginning sound of a word forms a new word.

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    Lesson 24: Lets Switch Places

    Objective:

    Manipulate individual phonemes (substituting initial phoneme)

    Subject Matter:

    Manipulate individual phonemes- substitution of initial phonemes

    Materials:

    pictures,

    word strips,

    laptop,

    Powerpoint Presentation,

    Digital Light Processing (DLP) projector,

    pointer,

    worksheets from www.EasyTeacherWorksheets.com

    Value Focus:

    Following Directions

    Procedure:
    Review

    Show pair of pictures. Let the pupils identify the picture words that rhyme.

    Motivation:

    Play the game Make a New Word.

    Ask the pupils to look at the first picture and word. Tell them to form a new word
    by changing the first letter of the word.

    Presentation:

    Play the game Picture Hunt in class. Show the pictures in the wall and let the
    pupils name them. Describe each picture and let the pupils name the pictures.

    Say: I see a picture. It is made of _______. Who knows what I am looking at?

    Repeat the same procedure for pictures of fan, van, man, ran, and tan.
    Activity A: Show a picture pie.

    Give the directions.

    Activity B: Phoneme Substitution

    Refer to the attachment.

    Generalization

    When you change the beginning sound of the word, a new word is formed.

    Application

    Refer to the attachment.

    Evaluation

    Refer to the attachment.


    Assignment

    Refer to the attachment.

    Prepared by:

    LOURDITA M. JAPSON
    Grade 2 Teacher

    NOTED:

    DIVINE L. EVANGELIO
    Principal I

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