Phonics & Reading Meeting April 2017

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Phonics & Reading Meeting April 2017

What will we cover tonight. What is phonics What will we cover tonight? What is phonics? How do we teach your child to read and write How you can support your child at home

What is phonics? Phonics is a method for teaching reading and writing the English language. The aim is to increase your child's ability to hear, identify, and manipulate letters and sounds. We will watch a training video by Ruth Miskin available on ‘You tube’ Parent Information: Understanding phonics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYxnmiIvCWc&list=PLRKcpLXEIYB10GlCiuAh4xiKZ58ixhZJv&index=1

How do we teach phonics? How can you help? To start with lots of listening games Then…. One sound introduced each week Follow Letters and Sounds Songs, actions, objects, whiteboard work, flash cards How can you help? Blending and Segmenting By letting the child have a go themselves. Internet/computer games: alphablocks, Mr Thorne (YouTube), phonics play.co.uk Jolly Phonics Songs and actions – You Tube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djz82FBYiug

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Enjoy it! This is meant to be a fun and enjoyable way of developing your child's letters and sound knowledge. Support your child with their learning but the more you let your child do independently the more confident they will become!

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