Identify and explain Noongar letters, sounds, syllables and spelling rules
Experiment with the pronunciation of short and long single vowels and syllables, including:
- long and short vowels; for example, nop, noonook; kaat, babitj
- aware of rules for beginning, middle and final consonants; for example,
- b- and -p,as in boorn, keba, maap
- d, rd, -rt and -t, as in darp, maada, kaarda, moort, kaat
- dj and tj, as in djena, windji, moorditj
Notice onomatopoeia – words formed from a sound associated with what is named; for example, kaditj-kaditj (noise of car), djidi-djidi, kaa-kaa, waardong (noise of birds), djinkitj (noise of mosquito) bedik-bedik (quiet/softly)
Practise sounding syllables using actions, rhymes; for example:
- ba babitj (x2)
- babitj bardanginy (x2)
Identify and explain Noongar letters, sounds, syllables and spelling rules
Experiment with the pronunciation of short and long single vowels and syllables, including:
- long and short vowels; for example, nop, noonook; kaat, babitj
- aware of rules for beginning, middle and final consonants; for example,
- b- and -p,as in boorn, keba, maap
- d, rd, -rt and -t, as in darp, maada, kaarda, moort, kaat
- dj and tj, as in djena, windji, moorditj
Notice onomatopoeia – words formed from a sound associated with what is named; for example, kaditj-kaditj (noise of car), djidi-djidi, kaa-kaa, waardong (noise of birds), djinkitj (noise of mosquito) bedik-bedik (quiet/softly)
Practise sounding syllables using actions, rhymes; for example:
- ba babitj (x2)
- babitj bardanginy (x2)