Phonological Awareness

Phonics is 

• study of the sound system
• An emphasis of sound to symbol relationship
• An individual unit of sound
• the context processor

Phonological Awareness is

• Individual unit of sound
• The ability to hear, identify, and manipulate specific sounds in words
• A sophisticated ability to notice, think about, and manipulate sounds in words
• the study of the sound system of languages

Phonology

• an umbrella term related to an ability to hear, think about, and manipulate sounds in words
• an instructional approach that emphasizes sound symbol relationships
• individual sound units
• The study of the sound system of a language

Phoneme

• individual sound units in a spoken word
• ability to manipulate sounds segments in words
• an instructional approach to teaching reading
• a sound system

Which is an example of Phonemic Awareness

• How many words in a sentence
  This is my big black dog.
• How many syllables in <Atlantic>
• Say cupcake without cake
• Do <cat> and <fit> end with the same sound?

There is not a difference between Phonological Awareness and Phonemic Awareness

• False
• True

Phonological Awareness is more complex than Phonemic Awareness

• True
• False

Students need about 1 hour a week of phonological awareness activities to make progress

• True
• False

Phonological Awareness is NOT part of the National Reading Panel's "Big 5"

• False
• True

An ability to rhyme is an example of

• Phonological Awareness
• Phonemic Awareness