SayPro With Little Or No Direct Instruction, Almost All Young Children Develop The Ability To Understand Spoken Language. While Most Kindergarten Children Have Mastered The Complexities Of Speech, They Do Not Know That Spoken Language Is Made Up Of Discrete Words, Which Are Made Up Of Syllables, Which Themselves Are Made Up Of The Smallest Units Of Sound, Called “phonemes.” This Awareness That Spoken Language Is Made Up Of Discrete Sounds Appears To Be A Crucial Factor In Children Learning To Read.