phonic Definition
phonic (fän′ik, fōn′-)
phonic Related Forms
phon′i·cally adverb
phonic Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- alphabet: Children can hear letters from both the standard and phonic alphabets, and hear whole words too.
- knowledge: A key element is the development of children's ability to apply their phonic knowledge in reading new words by blending sounds.
- skill: These books are ideal early reading books to help children practice their phonic reading skills once they know letter sounds.
- teaching: In fact the school supervisor generally frowned on phonic teaching.
- sound: The names of the letters have never been a great deal of help and nearly all teachers now use phonic sounds.
- work: High quality phonic work should therefore be a priority within Wave 1 teaching.
Modifying Another Word
especially: Settings and schools should make sure that at least one member of staff is fully able to lead on literacy, especially phonic work.
Browse dictionary entries near phonic
- ‹ -phonia
- ‹ phoney
- ‹ phonetist
- ‹ phonetics
- ‹ phonetician
- ‹ phonetic alphabet
- ‹ phonetic
- ‹ phonemics
- ‹ phonemic
- ‹ phoneme
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