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Phase 3 Week 2

Monday

Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds j

v

w

x

y Teach phoneme

Teach reading of:- he she

Practise blending for reading

yes

yap

yet

yell

yum- yum

Sentence substitution pg 86

Mark fed the dog

Mark fed the cat

Mark hid the cat

Gail hid the cat

Gail hid the moon

Say each word clearly, can your child write each sound in the word on the phoneme frame on the next page? yap, yell, yet, yum-yum

yap - Print for your child to practise ‘segmenting’ for spelling. (Breaking words down into separate sounds) Each sound is written in a box e.g. yap is broken down into separate sounds (see below).

write this caption not yet

Tuesday

Sing alphabet song a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

z Teach phoneme

zz Teach phoneme

Practise blending for reading

zip

Zak

zig-zag

play bingo Print bingo boards

zakzipzak buzzyellweb zipzakjazz zig-zag sixbuzz

Wednesday

y Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds

z

zz Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds

Teach spelling of:- the to and

Practise blending for reading

buzz

fuzz

jazz

buzzin g

zz revisit phoneme

Practise segmentation for spelling give children phoneme frame Buzz, jazz, fuzz

Print for class

write this caption Zak is hot

Thursday

Sing alphabet song a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

qu Teach phoneme

Practise blending for reading

quiz

quit

quick

quack

liquid

Sentence substitution pg 86

The duck went quack

The duck went quiz

The duck went liquid

The duck went quick

Quick write game Can your child write the letters that represent the sound ‘qu’? Can they write the following words (you can demonstrate the first one to model how we sound out the words). Quiz, quit, quick, quack, liquid

Quick write game pg 89

read this caption quit the quiz

Quick 5 minutes fillers / afternoon focused learning

y Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds

z

zz Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds

qu Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds

play bingo Print bingo boards

henoI gosheto heshethe goIin

Practise blending for reading Countdown How many words in 1 minute? Go!

yes

yap

yet

yell

yum- yum

zip

zak

zig-zag

buzz

jazz

fuzz

buzzin g

quiz

quick

quack

liquid

Read:- Jack is in the taxi