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Phase 3 Week 4

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

ng Teach consonant diagraph

Practise blending for reading

rang

hang

song

wing

rung

king

long

sing

ring

ping-pong

play bingo Print bingo boards

ringranghang songkinglong singsongking ping- pong ringbuzz

write this caption Shelly sang a song to me.

Tuesday

Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds ch

Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds sh

Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds th

Practise previously learned sounds flash cards of sounds ng

ai Teach vowel diagraph ai

Practise blending for reading

wait

gail

hail

pain

aim

sail

main

tail

rain

bait

aimwaitbait hailrainpain mainwaitrain tailhailbait

Practise segmentation for spelling give children phoneme frame tail, mail, rain

Print for class

Read this caption My snail is fast.

write this caption Wait is that rain?

Wednesday

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

ee Teach the vowel diagraph

Practise blending for reading

see

feel

weep

feet

jeep

seem

meet

week

deep

keep

Sentence substitution pg 86

I can see

I can feet

I can feel

I can meet

I can weep

Can your child spell these words? deep, meet, keep, feet Print off the next page and get them to write each sound in a separate box.

sheep -

Match the word to the pictures shop fish ship shell shed bash

Practise segmentation for spelling give children phoneme frame Shop, fish, shed

write this caption Meet at six

Thursday

Can you learn this tricky word? was

Quick write: Read the words that are hiding. When I hide them, can you write them? no

Quick write: Can you remember this word? was

Quick write: Read the words that are hiding. When I hide them, can you write them? go

Quick write: Read the words that are hiding. When I hide them, can you write them? to

Quick write: Read the words that are hiding. When I hide them, can you write them? I I

the

Quick write: Read the words that are hiding. When I hide them, can you write them? he

Quick write: Read the words that are hiding. When I hide them, can you write them? she

Games we have played in class this week: Find the word / grapheme Display words / digraphs around the room: Sing to tune of skip to my Lou: ai, ai where are you ai ai where are you ai ai there you are sitting over here (then chn make sound “ai” and point to the digraph) Repeat for other sounds or words

Relay game Split into two groups Display words on whiteboard / wall etc Call a word, two people at front of line race to collect the words OR Do the same but for spelling e.g. say a word and each team member tries to write words on their easel / IWB correctly. Team that wins is the team with the most words written correctly

Can you read this? Game suggestion: Cross the Golden River Children sit on one side of a ‘river’ and sing: Golden river, golden river Who will cross my golden river? Golden River Golden River who will cross it now? Then teacher / student who is a crocodile says: ‘you can cross my golden river if you find me….’ was, no, to, he, she, ai, ng etc. Children find the word and then ‘feed’ the crocodile their word before crossing the river