Hmmm... I have some lists of words following assorted phonetic patterns on my website at http://www.resourceroom.net/readspell/index.asp (scroll down a tad). 

It should be duly noted that in perfectly competent readers, phonemic awareness takes a big dip at a certain age (I *think* middle or high school - the name of the article was something like "the fate of phonemic awareness") .  We seem to get less "tuned" to specific sounds as we approach adulthood - though I would suspect reading teachers & vocalists of all sorts would be  exceptions to that trend. (I know I'm disgustingly phonemically aware ;)) 



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>>> Woods <woodsnh at isp.com> 6/3/2007 7:08 PM >>>

Thank you Betsy, for that sheet of phonemic awareness activities. By 
wonderful coincidence, I was looking for some things like that for one 
of my students who does not seem to be able to remember rules for 
phonetic decoding. It struck me that maybe he can't distinguish between 
the sounds, or manipulate the sounds.

Anyway, thanks. Now maybe some of us can contribute lists of words 
appropriate to the tasks.
Tom Woods

Betsy wrote:


> Jennifer and others:

>

> Since a number of people have asked for the list of phonemic awareness

> activities, I will try to attach it here.

>

> Betsy S. Gauss

> Betsy S. Gauss

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