Phonics
Phonics
We suggest that you do phonics every day for 20 minutes. The children need to spend time reading real and nonsense words. We have added a selection of fun phonics games that can be adapted for different words and a selection of games too at the bottom!
Mrs Watson’s phonics group
This week, please practise the alternative spellings for oo and phase 5 tricky words (please see the Year 1 homework page on the website for a list of tricky words).
Can you practise reading and writing the following words. We have already learnt oo, ue and ew but u-e is a new way to write the ai sound. It is called a split diagraph because a letter goes in the middle!
oo |
ue |
ew |
u-e |
boot moon spoon |
blue clue true |
new stew few |
tune June rule |
Challenge: Can you write a sentence including these words?
Can you practise reading the following nonsense words:
oo |
ue |
ew |
u-e |
zook quoop nooth |
penue fute buep
|
whew tew gewp
|
prute shume chuje
|
Mrs Jones’ and Mrs Owens’ phonics group
This week, please practise the sounds, ay, oy, aw, ph and au. As usual please practice the phase 5 tricky words (please see the Year 1 homework page on the website for a list of tricky words).
Can you practise reading and writing the following words:
ay |
oy |
aw |
ph |
au |
everyday daylight playgroup haystack |
employment overjoyed toyshop annoyed |
lawnmower handsaw outlaw dawdle |
earphone typhoon phrase trophy |
autograph astronaut saucer automatic |
Challenge: Can you write a sentence including these words?
Can you practise reading the following nonsense words:
ay |
oy |
aw |
ph |
au |
scray traybs frooay chayer |
troyeth oysker reoysh koyeb
|
plawed rawth thawbsk quawen
|
gleaph strphen phyut wheph |
drauth craup drauzz hauff |
Useful phonics websites:
Please see the Year 1 homework page on the school website for more phonics resources, a list of letter sounds for each phase and a list of tricky words.