This is an activity that helps children to practise their oral blending skills. In this video, we selected an animal book but you can use anything that has lots of pictures. Children need to master oral blending before they can be successful blending (reading) words with written sounds.
This is a game you could play that supports children to use their oral blending skills, using pictures. Children need to master oral blending before they can be successful blending (reading) words with written sounds.
Learn how to pronounce the Phase 2 sounds and see the actions to match.
See and hear the Phase 2 Common Exception Words (CEW). A CEW is a word that cannot be sounded out using the sounds the children know and must be learnt by sight.
This video shows you how the children learn to blend (read) words at school. In this video, the children are focusing on reading words with the "f" sound.
This activity will help your child blend sounds to read words. Practise this at home to improve your child's blending (reading) skills. It is important that your child is secure with Oral Blending before they move onto this skill.
This video shows you how the children to segment (write) words at school. In this video, the children are learning to segment a word with the "n" sound.
Learn how to pronounce the Phase 3 sounds and see the actions to match.
See and hear the Phase 3 Common Exception Words (CEW). A CEW is a word that cannot be sounded out using the sounds the children know and must be learnt by sight.
This video shows you how the children are taught to blend (read) words at school that contain a trigraphs (a sound with three letters). In this video, the children are practising how to read the trigraph "igh" in a word.
This video shows you how the children are taught to segment (write) words with digraphs (a sound with two letters). In this video, the children are practising how to write a word with the "ai" digraph.
See and hear the Phase 4 Common Exception Words (CEW). A CEW is a word that cannot be sounded out using the sounds the children know and must be learnt by sight.
This video shows you how children are taught to read words with adjacent consonants, which is a big focus of Phase 4. In this video, the children are learning to read words with adjacent consonants at the beginning of the word.
This video shows you how the children are taught to segment words with adjacent consonants, which is a big focus of Phase 4. In this video, the children are practising how to write a word that has adjacent consonants at the beginning and end of the word.
Learn how to pronounce the Phase 5a sounds.
This video shows you how children are taught to read words with alternative sounds (Phase 5). In this video, the children are practising how to read words with the digraphs "oi" and "oy", which make the sound sound.
This video shows you how to the children are taught to segment (write) words with alternative sounds. In this video, the children are practising how to write a word with the alternative sound "oy".
An introduction to the Phase 5 sound and the sound mat we use at school to help the children with their reading and writing.
See and hear the Phase 5 Common Exception Words (CEW). A CEW is a word that cannot be sounded out using the sounds the children know and must be learnt by sight.