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01/06/2020 Week 7

Phase 5a

We are continuing to revisit Phase 5 phonic sounds. As these sounds are digraphs (contain two letters) it can be a challenge for the children to remember them, especially when later on in Phase 5 when we will be learning alternative spellings for the same sound (e.g. ou, ow, ough etc.) 

You can visit Phonics play, a website that is used often in school, and access it during this period for free using the following login and username. The activities to look for in phonics play are highlighted in blue.

Username:  march20         Password:  home

 

MONDAY      Focus: review of the split digraph ‘i-e’

Review of sounds learned so far. Use the Flashcard games or Quick write the graphemes. 

Flashcards: Speed Trial and Flashcards: Time Challenge.

 

Write the grapheme ‘i - e’ together.  Ask your child to say the phoneme, and write the grapheme in the air, on the floor, or on your back.

 

Bank of words to choose from: like, time, pine, ripe, shine, slide, prize, nice, inside, invite,

Play Quick write.  Challenge your child to write down a selection of words from the list.

(Alternatively play: Buried Treasure, Dragon's Den, Picnic on Pluto.  

 

Read the following sentences together:  Will you invite me inside?

Can a slide shine all the time?

Is it time to get my nice prize yet?

 

Resources:

  • Quick read PowerPoint ‘i – e’ words
  • ‘i – e’ spelling game
  • ‘i - e’    real or nonsense words

 

TUESDAY    Focus: review of split digraph ‘o-e’  

Review of sounds learned so far. Use the Flashcard games or Quick write the graphemes.

 Flashcards: Speed Trial and Flashcards: Time Challenge.

 

Write the grapheme ‘o-e’ together. Ask your child to say the phoneme, and write the grapheme in the air, on the floor, or on your back.

 

Bank of words to choose from: bone, pole, home, those, stone, woke, whole, note, explode, alone, envelope

Play Quick write.  Challenge your child to write down a selection of words from the list.

(Alternatively play: Buried Treasure, Dragon's Den, Picnic on Pluto.  

 

Read the following sentences together: 

If you are at home alone and you find a bone, will you get on the phone?

Will you see a queen on the throne or an envelope?

Resources:

  • Quick read PowerPoint ‘o - e’ words
  • ‘o - e’  snakes and ladders game
  • ‘o - e’    real or nonsense words

 

WEDNESDAY          Focus: tricky words for spelling some, come were there.

Review of sounds learned so far. Use the Flashcard games or Quick write the graphemes.

 Flashcards: Speed Trial and Flashcards: Time Challenge.

 

Practise reading and spelling the tricky words some, come were there.

Play Train Your Brain Phase 5 and Tricky Word Trucks.

 

Read the following sentences:      Some dolphins come home to sleep.

Were there lots of donkeys on the beach?

Were there some turkeys on the lawn?

Challenge your child to record sentences on a white board, chalk board or on paper.  Encourage your child to sound talk the tricky words

 

Resources:

  • Phase 5a wk. 1-4 Tricky Words PowerPoint

 

THURSDAY             Focus: review of split digraph ‘a-e’

Review of sounds learned so farUse the Flashcard games or Quick write the graphemes. 

Flashcards: Speed Trial and Flashcards: Time Challenge.

 

Write the grapheme ‘a - e’.  Ask your child to say the phonemes, and write the graphemes in the air, on the floor, or on your back.

 

Bank of words to choose from: came, made, make, take, game, race, same, snake, amaze, escape

Play Quick write.  Challenge your child to write down a selection of words from the list.

(Alternatively play Buried Treasure, Dragon's Den, Picnic on Pluto. 

 

Read the following sentences together:  It will amaze me if you can escape from this maze.

When the Romans came to invade they made long roads.

Can a snake have a race with a whale in a lake?

 

Resources:

  • Quick read PowerPoint ‘a - e’ words
  • ‘a - e’ words and pictures
  • ‘a - e’    real or nonsense words

 

 

FRIDAY         Focus: review of split digraphs ‘u-e’ and  ‘e-e 

Review of sounds learned so far.   Use the Flashcard games or Quick write the graphemes.

Flashcards: Speed Trial and Flashcards: Time Challenge.

 

Write the grapheme ‘u - e’ and ‘e – e’. Ask your child to say the phonemes, and write the graphemes in the air, on the floor, or on your back.

 

Bank of words to choose from: June, flute, prune, rude, rule, cube, tube, use, computer

Steve, these, even, theme, Pete, complete, extreme, Eve

Play Quick write.  Challenge your child to write down a selection of words from the list.

(Alternatively play Buried Treasure, Dragon's Den, Picnic on Pluto. 

 

Read the following sentences together:              Can you put a huge tube in a cube?

Will a complete prune contain a stone?

Is it ever extremely rude to play a flute?

 

Resources:

  • Quick read PowerPoints ‘u-e’ and ‘e – e’ words
  • ‘u - e’  spelling board game
  • ‘e - e’    word search
  • ‘u - e’ and ‘e - e’    real or nonsense words