Can you spot the odd one out?

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Can you spot the odd one out? rain play ant cake acorn

o P n s h i c and spelling

Ants on an apple a a a Where do we start? Reception – Rhyming and Singing Phonics Phonics scheme taught throughout Reception and Year 1 Ants on an apple a a a

Language and pure sounds Phoneme-the smallest unit of sound Grapheme-one letter or a group of letters used to write one sound Digraphs-two letters that make one sound -Split digraphs Trigraphs-three letters that make one sound. Pure sounds- needed to blend simple words

Order of sounds a Ants on an apple ai Train in the rain b Butterflies are beautiful ay May I play c Caterpillars coughing a_e Bake a cake d Dinosaurs are dancing ee Busy busy bee e Elephants enormous ea Beans in your dreams f Fish are funny e_e Perfect Pete g Goats are gardening igh Soar up high h Hats on heads ie Lazy lie i Insects are interesting i_e In a while crocodile j Jellybeans are jumping oa Goat on a boat k Kings flying kites ow Throw the snow l Lions love lollipops o_e Phone home m Mice are munching oo Zoom to the moon n Nurse Nelly’s nice ew New jewels o Octopus is orange u_e A huge cube p Popcorn popping er Flower in a shower q Queens run quickly ur If you’re hurt see a nurse r Rabbits are rascals ir Girl in a whirl s Sausages are sizzling or It’s a horse of course t Tiger on the TV au Naughty in autumn u Umbrellas up aw It’s an awful claw v Val has a violin ou Mouse in a house w Whales in the water Clown upside down x Fox on a box oy Boy with a toy y Yellow yoyo oi Don’t be noisy z Zebras in the zoo air Hairy fairy sh Sharks on the shore are Share if you care ch Chickens eating cheese ear Hear with your ear th Thorn in my thumb ure A mixture of pictures ng Sing a song  

Order of sounds

Real and Alien words

Let’s have a go…

What does phonics look like in Year 2? Alternative spellings e.g. dge If do not pass phonics screening check will have another chance in Year 2 GPC chart introduced

Spellings-Year R and Year 1 Year R apply phonics to write simple words Year 1 apply the correct graphemes to root words Tricky words (Common exception words) Year 1 (45) the, a, do, to, today, of, said, says, are, were, was, is, his, has, I, you, your, they, be, he, me, she, we, no, go, so, by, my, here, there, where, love, come, some, one, once, ask, friend, school, put, push, pull, full, house, our Reception (20) he she we me be was you they all are my her one two the to I no go into

Spellings-Year 2 Suffixes: –ing, -ed, -s, -ful, -ly Root word -less -ful -ed fear fearless fearful feared harm harmless harmful harmed Drawing an image around the word Prefixes e.g. unhappy Using different strategies to help Pyramid words Drawing around the word to show the shape Look, say, cover, write, check Trace, copy and replicate Segmentation strategy No-nonsense scheme uses spelling journals ‘have a go’ x 3

Please take a hand out before you leave to go to the writing workshop. Any questions? Please take a hand out before you leave to go to the writing workshop.