Onset-Rime Knock Knock
Warm Up
Words can be divided into two parts: the first
sound, and all the sounds that follow. For the first sound, knock
on the table. For the remaining sounds, turn your hand over and open
it.
Watch what I do with the word "dog." The first part of "dog" is /d/. The second part is /og/. When I say /d/, I'm going to knock on the table. When I say /og/, I'm going to turn my fist over and open it so that my palm is up, like this. Watch me: /d/ (knock), /og/ (palm up)
Let's do one together. The word is "mat." First
we knock and say /m/. Then we open our hand palm up and say /at/.
If Correct: Great job! We knocked
for /m/ and opened our palms for /at/. You're ready to try another
word.
If Incorrect: Try to do what I do. Mat: /m/ (knock), /at/ (palm up).
Now it's your turn. The word is "cat." Knock
for the first part, and open your hand palm up for the second part.
Get ready. Go.
If Correct: Great. You're ready
to play Onset-Rime Knock Knock by yourself.
If Incorrect: Try it again. Knock and say the first sound. Now turn your hand over and say the rest of the word. Try the word "cat."
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