How we help children learn to read and
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How we help children learn to read and write
What is Phonics? • A method of teaching people to read by correlating sounds with letters or groups of letters in an alphabetic writing system. • It provides the building blocks for learning to read and spell. We also link it to letter formation to support early writing.
Terminology • Phoneme is a sound in a word • Grapheme is a letter or sequence of letters that represent a phoneme • Segment/sound talk/sound out breaking a word down into its sounds • Blending/blend building the word from its sounds to make the whole word. • Tricky Words words that don’t follow a rule
How do we teach it? • • Letters and Sounds programme Teach the pure sound, a sound a day Ruth Miskin 20 minutes everyday Whole class phonics Supported groups and Pre Teach Part of everyday provision inside/outside
Speaking and listening Reading and writing skills are built on the foundations of speaking and listening § Development of speaking and listening underpins everything we do § Listening games § Talk partners § Encouragement to use language to describe emotions, ideas and explain thinking § Opportunities to listen to other children § Speaking and listening are highly valued
Making stories Our classrooms are saturated with opportunities to retell or make up narratives, inside and out § § § Role play Small world Story sacks Puppets Book Corner Story time
Drawing into Writing • To make up and tell stories based on: – Their own experience – Their knowledge of stories – Their imaginations – Particular stories • Drawing improves fine motor skills • Drawing with chalk, pens, pencils, playdough, in sand etc
Writing opportunities Reading and writing for a purpose • • • In the home corner In construction area In maths area In creative area In the writing area Outside
1: 1 reading & Reading Books – – – – Once a week 1: 1 with an adult Understanding what they have read Linking pictures with the language for understanding Use pictures as cues Which way up Picture cues Noticing text Reading l-r Initial sounds End and the middle sounds in simple cvc Comprehension 90% correct before we move on to new level New Reading Record book Enjoy the book
What’s in your pack to take home?
Home Learning Espresso
- Innateness hypothesis
- Telegraphic stage examples
- Kinesthetic imagery
- Children tend to learn english
- All children can learn slogan
- Education through self help is our motto
- Freesurfer troubleshooting
- Help im being oppressed
- Becoming a helper 7th edition
- Spagetti poem
- Question maker face asl
- Children are encouraged to read
- "i pray like children who do not know how to read"