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Phonics

What is phonics? Phonics is learning the sounds of the words. Children will develop their phonemic awareness by learning to hear, identify and manipulate sounds. This will then help them with their reading and writing.

Key words Phoneme: smallest unit of sound in a word. Grapheme: the sound written down. Diagraph: when two letters make a phoneme/sounds. Split diagraph: when a diagraph is in a word, but are not together, for example cake. Blend: putting sounds together to make words, for example c-a-t Segment: splitting sounds in a word – this can help with spelling. CVC words: consonant vowel consonant words. Simple words that the children will begin to read. For example, s-a-t.

How do we teach phonics? Phonics is taught daily. Children will learn around 3 new sounds a week. Children are encouraged to use phonics all the time by the adults around them modelling.

What are tricky words? Also known as high frequency words or ‘jelly fish words’. They are words that children won’t be able to blend and segment to read. Children should be able to recognise and read these words from memory. Words will go home to practice – starting with Biff, Chip, Kipper etc.

What do we use in school to help teach phonics?

How can you help at home? Reading books and phonics flash cards/tricky words. Sounding out simple words as you are saying them. Pointing out words that begin with/have the new sound in them. Using sounds rather than alphabet.