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In this episode of The Pedi Speechie, we’re breaking down the difference between phonological awareness and phonemic awareness—because yes, they’re not the same thing. If you’ve ever found yourself second-guessing which is which, this one’s for you.
We’ll walk through the hierarchy of phonological awareness skills, from sentences to syllables to individual sounds, and share practical, no-prep speech therapy activities you can use right away. You’ll also get original examples and playful therapy ideas that are perfect for preschool and early elementary students.
Whether you’re a new speech-language pathologist or a seasoned school SLP looking for fresh ideas, this episode will help you support your students’ communication goals with confidence.
🎙️ Topics covered:
✨ Looking for ready-to-go materials?
Check out my Syllable Segmentation Activity and Phonological Awareness Worksheets on Teachers Pay Teachers for even more support in your sessions.
Subscribe for more episodes on all things speech-language pathology—and don’t forget to share this one with your SLP team!
By Karen Krogg, M.S., CCC-SLP4.5
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In this episode of The Pedi Speechie, we’re breaking down the difference between phonological awareness and phonemic awareness—because yes, they’re not the same thing. If you’ve ever found yourself second-guessing which is which, this one’s for you.
We’ll walk through the hierarchy of phonological awareness skills, from sentences to syllables to individual sounds, and share practical, no-prep speech therapy activities you can use right away. You’ll also get original examples and playful therapy ideas that are perfect for preschool and early elementary students.
Whether you’re a new speech-language pathologist or a seasoned school SLP looking for fresh ideas, this episode will help you support your students’ communication goals with confidence.
🎙️ Topics covered:
✨ Looking for ready-to-go materials?
Check out my Syllable Segmentation Activity and Phonological Awareness Worksheets on Teachers Pay Teachers for even more support in your sessions.
Subscribe for more episodes on all things speech-language pathology—and don’t forget to share this one with your SLP team!

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