How to Play Sound Segmentation Chart
Say a word. For each sound you hear, drag a coloured circle into a new box. 'See' has two sounds, s and ee, so it gets two circles. Digraphs count as one sound.
Play Sound Segmentation Chart nowElkonin boxes help kids break words into separate sounds. They are named after psychologist D.B. Elkonin.
What is Sound Segmentation Chart?
Say a word. For each sound you hear, drag a coloured circle into a new box. 'See' has two sounds, s and ee, so it gets two circles. Digraphs count as one sound.
How to play Sound Segmentation Chart
Drag circles into boxes.
Step by step
- Say the word slowly.
- Listen for the first sound.
- Drag a circle into the first box.
- Repeat for each sound.
- Count the sounds.
Strategy tips to play better
- Count sounds, not letters.
- Digraphs like sh and ee are one sound.
- Stretch the word out slowly.
What kids learn
- Phonemic awareness
- Segmenting
- Spelling
For parents and teachers
A classroom favourite for ages 4 to 7.
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Tips & Tricks
Beginner
Start with three-sound words like cat.
Pro
Try words with blends and digraphs.
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Educational Importance
Hearing separate sounds helps kids decode when reading and encode when spelling.
Practical Applications
Ways to use it:
| Use Case | Description |
|---|---|
| Segmenting | Split words into sounds. |
| Spelling | Write a letter per sound. |
| Digraphs | One box per sound. |
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