Lindstrom (2001) argues that one of the main capacities that human beings have to communicate is language. Its development involves a complicated process and essentially involves the senses of sight and hearing. The new linguistic theories for the teaching of the English language at an early age are taking up phonological awareness as a tool that contributes, first, to the knowledge of teachers, and then to the teaching-learning process of reading and writing. in the acquisition of another language; phonological awareness is defined as the ability that enables children to recognize, identify, delineate, deliberately manipulate and act with the sounds or phonemes that make up words..