Phonics- reviewing sounds

Watch these videos. They focus on the sounds you are practising this week with the book:

-ou/ow as in mouth or owl

- ey as in donkey

Looks PH, but sounds /f/

                                      Enjoy the videos and then try to read the words below:

Now, read these words:

Girl, turn and fern sound the same!

Watch these videos to review this alternative spelling:

Alphablocks

Nessy reading strategy

Jolly Phonics

Meet and seat...sound the same!

Look at these videos:

 

 Now, read this list of words:

/ear/ sound as in dear, tear, hear.

Looks EY, sounds /i/

Watch this video to learn how to pronounce correctly words such as money, key or honey.

Now, try to read this list of words:

Looks CH, sounds /K/

It is important when reading and writing to remember that some words containing CH sound as /K/

You can watch in the video how Gerladine the Giraffe learns it.

New sounds: "Wh" and "Ph"

Double Vowel Sounds

To review some alternatives:

• ai, ay, a-e
• ee, ea
• oa, oe
• ui

Enjoy this song to learn the rule! "When 2 vowels go walking, the first one does the talking!"

Alternative Sounds: er/ir/ur

Alternative Sounds: au/aw

Tricky words. Revision (1-30)

Try to read these words as fast as you can. Keep in mind that they are tricky...!

Long a

Great page for practicing the long a sound, click on the image:

Readings

This page offer us many children stories: My Online Reading

This is one of the easiest but you can find many more graded ones.

Don't forget to read every day and enjoy your Easter holidays.
You have done a good progress this long term!
See you on April, 25th .

Alternative Sounds: ue, ew, ui, u-e, oo

Penny the Beetle

Penny the Beetle shows us the ee sound. How many words can you recognize with this sound?
Click on the image to start:

Alternative Sounds: ie/i-e/igh

Tricky Words

 Dear families,
Tricky words are very commonly used words that do not follow phonetic rules and have to be learnt by sight. They are divided into 6 sets (blue, yellow, red, green, brown, pink).

The first term we have been learning the blue and yellow set. And now, we have started with the red one.

It is recommended to review these words from time to time.

Here you have an online game, click on the image:

 

Alternative sounds: ee/ea

When two vowels go walking...

Hi kids! Here you have a song to review the rule "When two vowels go walking, the first one does the talking". Enjoy!