Count the sounds (phonemes) in a word
Kindergarten (Reception and Year 1 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: RF.K.2.D, RF.1.2.D · England: Reception Phonics (segmenting), Y1 Phonics
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Question 1
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "zoo"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 2
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "me"?
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Question 3
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "jump"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 4
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "shed"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 5
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "hen"?
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Question 6
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "shelf"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 7
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "night"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 8
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "bed"?
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Question 9
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "twist"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 10
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "thin"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 11
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "rug"?
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Question 12
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "swim"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 13
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "kick"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 14
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "lid"?
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Question 15
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "pond"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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Question 16
How many sounds (phonemes) can you hear in "boat"? Remember: two or three letters can work together to make ONE sound.
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