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 ===== Key Skills ===== ===== Key Skills =====
  
-Blending-Taking sounds and smahing them together such as /k/ /a/ /t/ "cat." Readers master this skill typically by kindergarten.+**Blending**-Taking sounds and smahing them together such as /k/ /a/ /t/ "cat." Readers master this skill typically by kindergarten.
  
-Segmentation- Being able to creak words into sounds such as being given the word cat and breaking it into three sounds /k/ /a/ /t/.+**Segmentation**- Being able to creak words into sounds such as being given the word cat and breaking it into three sounds /k/ /a/ /t/
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 +Deletion**- Removing a sound. Being able to remove a phoneme from the start or end of the word such as saying "mat" without the /m/ sound and writing at.
  
-Deletion- Removing a sound. Being able to remove a phoneme from the start or end of the word such as saying "mat" without the /m/ sound and writing at. +**Substitution**. Switching a phoneme. Can you say cat but replace the /k/ sound with the /m/ sound?
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-Substitution. Switching a phoneme. Can you say cat but replace the /k/ sound with the /m/ sound?+
  
 You begin phonemic awareness with single letter sounds and then progress to blends and digraphs. You begin phonemic awareness with single letter sounds and then progress to blends and digraphs.
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