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Response to Intervention: RTI & Guided Reading Phoneme Segmentation Activities for Homeschool, Kindergarten, 1st Grade: Segmenting words into individual sounds is critical for successful decoding! Phoneme segmentation is a technique for building phonemic awareness in which students break words into sounds- - saying each sound separately as they stretch out the word. Ie. Teacher asks, "How many sounds are there in the word frog?" Students says, "/f/ /r/ /o/ /g/....4 sounds!" In this packet you will find activities that incorporate phoneme segmentation in more of a "hands on" way. These activities can be used during small group time {guided reading, RTI} or use these activities whole-class! Inside the packet: Pages 3-89 Sound Boxes with Guided Picture {Color/B&W versions} Pages 90-95 Stretching Sounds on the Highway Pages 96-102 Blank Sound Boxes {multiple versions} Pages 103-108 Phoneme Segmentation Cards Pages 108-114 Onset & Rime Cards Pages 115-123 Phoneme Segmentation Stretchers Pages 124-146 Phoneme Segmentation 3-in-a-row {3 versions} Pages 147-151 Phoneme Segmentation Fluency Sheets Pages 152-153 Phoneme Segmentation Daily Routine & Word List Be sure to click the preview to view examples of each activity! Many thanks for stopping by and taking a look! Sincerely, Enjoy:) All Educate School