Differemces of teaching phonemes in isolation and in context

The Three Billy Goats Gruff
This is similar to the last game, except in the case of this nursery rhyme, the characters are crossing a bridge. Each of the goats is carrying part of a word, for example, the word ”pig”, so the sound that the first goat carrying across the bridge is ”p”. 
The codes of our language are phonemes (spoken sounds) and their associated graphemes (the letter combinations that represent sounds).
Children need to learn all 44 phonemes and graphemes in the English language so they can decipher language and, therefore, read!
Phonics is the dominant method of teaching reading around the world.
There are four major types of phonics:

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  Synthetic phonics
  
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  Analogy phonics
  
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  Analytic phonics
  
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  Embedded phonics
  

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Types Of Phonics

1. Synthetic Phonics

Quick Summary: Focuses on explicit instruction of phonemes and blending them to construct words. It is the most direct and structured method of phonics.
Also known as: Direct Phonics

Synthetic phonics starts with teaching phonemes and then progresses to teaching full words. It always starts with systematically teaching phonics beginning with explicit instruction about the 44 phonemes and graphemes in the English language. This first stage of instruction usually involves whole-class explicit teaching lessons and a great deal of repetition of phonemes.
As children progress, educators focus on blending phonemes to build words. Synthetic phonics therefore often gets the nickname of the ‘blending and building’ approach.
Synthetic phonics is the compulsory mode of phonics teaching in England, Australia, Germany and Austria (Machin, McNally & Viaregno, 2018).