New auditory discrimination exercise for children

We keep expanding our language materials! We’re introducing Where is the little letter?, an auditory discrimination exercise for children.

What does it involve?

Where is the little letter? involves identifying certain sounds in the names of pictures. In other words, children are shown a series of pictures and have to point to the items whose names contain the indicated sound.

The sound can be at the beginning, the end, or the middle of the word, which makes it harder to discriminate.

Difficulty levels

Where is the little letter? is a worksheet and, like all NeuronUP worksheets, it is organized into five difficulty levels:

• Basic;
• Easy;
• Medium;
• Hard;
• Advanced.

Ways to work with this auditory discrimination exercise for children

• Correction mode: the platform corrects the child after each action.
• Free mode: the platform doesn’t correct the child until the end of the exercise.

What does this activity work on?

This activity works on:

• Auditory discrimination,
• phoneme identification,
• spelling.

Format

This activity is available in both digital and paper format. Here’s an easy-level paper activity:

Adult version of the exercise

Where is the little letter? has an adult version called Identify sounds in image names.

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Nuevo ejercicio de discriminación auditiva para niños