Lit 1 Week 1 Study Group Crossword

The smallest unit of speech that distinguishes one word form another
A phonics term for pairs of vowels that represent a single vowel sound.
Letters that are not vowels.
The set of words for which students know the meanings when others speak or read aloud to them, or when they speak to others.
Refers to the ability of being able to manipulate the individual phonemes in a spoken word.
A vowel sound that makes the /uh/ sound and transcribed when the sounds happens in a 2 or more syllable word.
The /oi/ in boy and /ow/ in cloud
The sound of /tch/ in watch.
Awareness that the spoken language is composed of separate words that make up sentences and that words are made up of syllables.
Two or more consonants where you can hear both phonemes
Two consonant letters with one phoneme
The beginning letter leading up to the vowel.
A unit that starts with a vowel and any following consonants.
Phonographs or words that share the same rime
The most central sound of a syllable.