Thesaurus / phonic
FEEDBACK- lingual
- sonant
- vocal
- articulate
- ejaculatory
- narrated
- phonated
- phonetic
- recounted
- related
- said
- sounded
- told
- unwritten
- uttered
- verbal
- viva voce
- voiced
- word-of-mouth
- audiovisual
- auditory
- aural
- neural
- neurological
- olfactory
- sensual
- sonic
- tactile
- visual
- sensational
- acoustic
- afferent
- audible
- auricular
- clear
- discernible
- distinct
- gustative
- gustatory
- hearable
- lingual
- ocular
- olfactive
- ophthalmic
- optic
- perceptible
- plain
- receptive
- sensatory
- sensible
- choral
- lyric
- oral
- singing
- sung
- voiced
- vowel
- articulate
- articulated
- expressed
- intonated
- modulated
- operatic
- phonetic
- pronounced
- put into words
- said
- spoken
- uttered
- verbal
- viva voce
- vocalic
- vocalized
- announced
- articulate
- communicated
- expressed
- mentioned
- said
- told
- uttered
- voiced
- lingual
- oral
- phonetic
- put into words
- sonant
- traditional
- unwritten
- verbal
- viva voce
- articulate
- choral
- operatic
- verbal
- lyric
- oral
- singing
- sonant
- sung
- vowel
- articulated
- expressed
- intonated
- modulated
- phonetic
- pronounced
- put into words
- said
- uttered
- viva voce
- vocalic
- vocalized
- voiced
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How to use phonic in a sentence
Marie LeDoux, a businesswoman who developed an educational toy for children to learn phonics, was reportedly in talks to head a show that “would feature her as the Julia Child of phonics,” per a Boston Globe piece in 1967.
IT’S TIME TO RETIRE THE ‘JULIA CHILD OF’ TROPEMAYUKH SENDECEMBER 9, 2021EATERTo them, phonics — lots of it — is the essential ingredient that insures success for all students learning to read, and it must be mastered before other dimensions of reading are taught.
IS THERE REALLY A ‘SCIENCE OF READING’ THAT TELLS US EXACTLY HOW TO TEACH KIDS TO READ?VALERIE STRAUSSJANUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThus began the fight over teaching phonics or “whole language” — and more recently what is known as “balanced literacy.”
IS THERE REALLY A ‘SCIENCE OF READING’ THAT TELLS US EXACTLY HOW TO TEACH KIDS TO READ?VALERIE STRAUSSJANUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTOn one end are those who see phonics as the foundation of learning to read for all students.
IS THERE REALLY A ‘SCIENCE OF READING’ THAT TELLS US EXACTLY HOW TO TEACH KIDS TO READ?VALERIE STRAUSSJANUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTHow was a glyphic comparison of the phonic symbols of both languages made in substantiation of the oral comparison?
ULYSSESJAMES JOYCEEnliven the phonic drills occasionally by originating little rhymes, using the words of the series to be reviewed.
HOW TO TEACH PHONICSLIDA M. WILLIAMSAs far as possible let the words for phonic drill be those that will occur in the new reading lessons.
HOW TO TEACH PHONICSLIDA M. WILLIAMSThese phonic drills will deal largely with the new words that occur in the daily reading lessons.
HOW TO TEACH PHONICSLIDA M. WILLIAMSAll the different phases of the phonic, word, and sentence method should be woven together by a skilful teacher.
SPECIAL METHOD IN PRIMARY READING AND ORAL WORK WITH STORIESCHARLES ALEXANDER MCMURRYEconomy of utterance has had to do with the phonic constitution of words; economy of thought has developed the sentence.
ON THE EVOLUTION OF LANGUAGEJOHN WESLEY POWELLWORDS RELATED TO PHONIC
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.