Parsloes Primary School Miss Kanes Weekly Phonics Session

Parsloes Primary School Miss Kane’s Weekly Phonics Session Year 1 (Week 9)

Phonics play details: username: march 20 password: home

Daily 20 minute sessions Review and Revisit Teach Practise Apply

Day 1

Revisit and Review- ay ou ie ea oy ir ue ue(you) aw wh ph ew oe au ey a-e e-e i-e o-e u-e(you) https: //www. youtube. com /watch? v=R 3 S 5 s. Jw 7 Mf. I

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Teach. Tricky word know Can you say this in a quiet voice, a loud voice and a funny voice? Can you spell it using letter names?

Review spelling of /or/ sound or/ as in – for, fork, cork. Can you think of anymore words with a /or/ sound? Today we are looking at how some words contain the /or/ sound but are spelt differently. Now try to read these words… pour, court, mourn, fourteen, your. Was this tricky…? Yes, because in these words the trigraph ‘our’ makes the /or/ sound. Now try again… pour, court, mourn, fourteen, your.

Spelling detectives ( grown up call out words and children spell ) four tournament tour court pour

Apply. Can you write this sentence? You will be fourteen on your birthday.

Day 2

Revisit and Review- ay ou ie ea oy ir ue ue(you) aw wh ph ew oe au ey a-e e-e i-e o-e u-e(you) https: //www. youtube. com /watch? v=R 3 S 5 s. Jw 7 Mf. I

Revisit and Review. Can you read these words? four tournament tour court pour

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Review spelling of /or/ sound or/ as in – for, fork, cork. Can you think of anymore words with a /or/ sound? Today we are looking at how some words contain the /or/ sound but how words are spelt differently. Now try to read these words… taught, naughty, caught, daughter. https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=9 N 4 -Yg. Ep 20 c Was this tricky…? Yes, because in these words the quadgraph ‘augh’ makes the /or/ sound. Now try again… taught, naughty, caught, daughter.

Spelling detectives ( grown up call out words and children spell ) haughty Caught Taught naughty

Apply- Can you read this sentence? You will be fourteen on your birthday.

Day 3

Revisit and Review- ay ou ie ea oy ir ue ue(you) aw wh ph ew oe au ey a-e e-e i-e o-e u-e(you) https: //www. youtube. com /watch? v=R 3 S 5 s. Jw 7 Mf. I

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Rhyming word generation- Can you think of anymore words that rhyme with ‘for’?

Revisit and Review. Can you read these words? haughty Caught Taught naughty

Play Best Bet Can you notice any spelling patterns? https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v= x. Rya 5 K 6 k. STE

Play Best Bet What spelling patterns did you notice? ay sound comes at the end of the words. ai sound comes in the middle of the words. a-e is at the start and the end of the words.

Can you write some words using the different /or/ sounds? augh our daughter four

Did you write this many?

Day 4

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Revisit and Review. Can you read these words?

Teach. Tricky word everyone Can you say this in a quiet voice, a loud voice and a funny voice? Can you spell it using letter names?

Review spelling of /ee/ sound ‘ee’ makes the /ee/ leek, feet, meet. Can you think of anymore words with /ee/sound ? Today we are looking at how some words contain the /ee/ sound, but are spelt differently. Now try to read these words: sea, seat, bead, least, steam. Was this tricky…? Yes, because in these words the digraph ‘ea’ makes the /ee/ sound. Now try again… sea, seat, bead, least, steam.

Polysyllabic words. Can you clap each syllable? https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v =9 S 7 DY 2 lg. Jl. U gnawing resigned sign Then read the following polysyllabic words: steamy, repeated, streaming.

Apply. Can you read this sentence? The stream comes out of the sea.

Day 5

Revisit and Review. Can you read these words? seat bead least steam

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Review spelling of /ee/ sound ‘e-e’ is a spilt diagraph in Pete, even. Can you think of anymore words with /e-e/ words? Today we are looking at how some words contain the /ee/ sound. Now try to read these words: these, Pete, even, theme, Steve, gene. Was this tricky…? Yes, because in these words the split digraph ‘e-e’ makes the /ee/ sound. Now try again… these, pete, even, theme, steve, gene.

Polysyllabic words. Can you clap each syllable? https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v =9 S 7 DY 2 lg. Jl. U gnawing resigned sign Then read the following polysyllabic words: extremely, complete, marlene.

Apply. Can you write this sentence? Pete is extremely cold.

Thank you for taking part in your weekly phonics. Look out for next weeks Power. Point. If you have any questions about any of the slides, please feel free to ask your class teacher when they phone. Stay safe. Miss Kane