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•Read storybooks and non-fiction books matched to their developing phonic knowledge
•Read with fluency and expression
•Learn to spell using known sounds.
•Write confidently by practising what they want to write out loud first.
•Work well with a partner.
Overview
Say “hello” to Fred.
“Fred can only talk in sounds”...
He says “c-a-t.” Not cat.
“We call this Fred Talk”
cat
shop
Fred
tricky red words I sai
dthe
no go toChildren should be encouraged to identify the parts of a word which are phonetically regular and identify the parts of the word which are ‘tricky’
Ditty Book
Every day, your child will read and write the words that contain the sounds and graphemes they have learned so far.
Phoneme single speech sound
Grapheme how we write the letter
Sound how we phonically say the letter
Speed Sounds
44 speed sounds
Green Words
Children can Fred talk these words
Tricky words Irregular words with different sounds
Blend Ability to say phonemes together c-a-t = cat
Segment Reading each individual sound
useful words