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Phonics

Phonics

Ash Class Homework

 

Please download the relevant week's homework sheet and practice phonics with your child:

01.12.2020

Pictures and Captions Writing Frames - Look at the pictures and think of a simple caption to write below. For example, the first picture would be "Pat a dog." or "Pat the dog" or "A hand pats a dog." Use your phonics to segment the sounds in each word to help you write the captions. Remember to use capital letters, finger spaces, and full stops in your sentences.

 

Below are some phonics games to help the children practice what they've learned:

  • Odd Sound Out You will see a number of picture cards arranged around a single blank card. Children should look at each picture card and say what they see in each picture. They can check if they are right by clicking on the pictures and listening to the word. The child should focus on the first ‘sound’ they make when they say each word. Which of those four sounds is different to the others? That is the odd card out. Children then move that card to the middle.
  • Pick a Picture - Phonics Play On the "Choose Your Phase" screen, you can pick 'Phase 2' or 'Phase 3 (Sets 6 and 7)' - Do not choose the digraphs as we haven't learned them yet. The children should blend to read the word and choose the correct picture.
  • Buried Treasure Drag the coins with the real words on them to the treasure. Drag the fake words to the trash!

24.11.2020

  • Odd and Bob - Real and Nonsense Word Game Click the play button and choose a grapheme set then select a grapheme from the list. You will see Odd, the green alien, on the left and Bob on the right. A spaceship drops a sweet. Read the word written on the sweet wrapper. If it sounds like a real word, drag the sweet down to the right to give it to Bob. If it sounds like a fake word, drag the sweet down to the left to give it to Odd.
  • Phase 2 - Pick a Picture Game This provides practice in sounding out words using all of the letters in Phase 2. Sound out the word then click the matching picture. There are some useful teaching ideas and printable resources to go with this game from Phonics Play.

17.11.2020

Real or Nonsense Word Activity: In Year 1, the children will have a "Phonics Screening Check" - One of the activities in this check is for the children to blend to read a word and decide whether or not it is a real word or tricky word. You can use this activity to help practice blending phonetically decodable words and sorting them into "Bob" if they are real or "Obb" if they are nonsense words. This activity will require lots of blending/discussion about the word.
  • Phase 2 Set 5: H B F L Blending Practice Please watch the following video to help you and your child practice the h, b, f, and l graphemes and their phonemes, as taught using the Letters and Sounds scheme.

10.11.2020

  • Phase 2 Set 4: CK E U R Blending Practice Please watch the following video to help you and your child practice the ck, e, u, and r graphemes and their phonemes, as taught using the Letters and Sounds scheme.
  • Phase 2 High Frequency Words High Frequency Words are common words that appear lots of times in books, e.g. it, is, an, and, etc. The children can use their phonics to blend them to read and should practice reading them frequently.

03.11.2020

  • Phase 2 Tricky Words Song Listen and sing along to the Phase 2 Tricky Word Song! You should stop after I, the and to, as those are the tricky words we've learned so far.

20.10.2020

  • Phase 2 Tricky Words Song Listen and sing along to the Phase 2 Tricky Word Song! You should stop after I, the and to, as those are the tricky words we've learned so far.

13.10.2020

06.10.2020

  • The 44 Letter Sounds - Pronunciation Listen to the 44 letter sounds of Jolly Phonics, spoken in British English. Each letter sound is clearly spoken twice, before an example word is given.
  • Jolly Phonics - Sounds and Actions At LMS, we follow the "Letters and Sounds" schedule of teaching phonics, however we incorporate the actions from the Jolly Phonics scheme to help the children remember the sounds.

29.09.2020

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