All of the following contribute to phonological awareness EXCEPT

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Expressive jargon refers to a young child's use of nonsense syllables or sounds in their speech, and while it is a normal part of language development, it does not directly contribute to phonological awareness. The other options, such as learning and reciting nursery rhymes, shiritori (a Japanese word game), word play, and dialogic reading all require a child to identify and manipulate sounds in words, making them activities that can help develop phonological awareness.

All of the Following Contribute to Phonological Awareness EXCEPT