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Welcome to our reading workshop

Reading and Phonics Information Evening Early Years Reading and Phonics Information Evening

Oxford Reading Tree

Support your child to make up their own story about the characters. Picture Books Support your child to make up their own story about the characters.

Stage 1 – First words

Stage 1 + Contain high frequency/ sight vocabulary words e.g. me, I, come, said, was. 45 words to learn to read on sight (by end of F2). Children will learn the sight vocabulary words needed for each stage. Also read a variety of other books e.g. stories, poems and non-fiction.

Phonics DFE Letters and Sounds . Daily 15 – 20 minutes session. Phase 1 – Nursery. Phase 2 – Foundation 2

Jolly Phonics Picture prompts and letters sent home. Begin to blend letter sounds to read words e.g. t-a-p tap.

Sound Buttons

Phase 3 Children learn the remaining single letter sounds and some digraphs.

Phase 3 sound buttons

How many phonemes ? pig ship fill sheep car church p i g sh i p f i ll

Reading Diary We will endeavour to change books twice a week. Re-read books, practise high frequency words and letter recognition. Please return reading book and reading diary each day – we may use them in school.

Guided Reading Teacher-led guided reading sessions each week. Work in small groups, each child has a copy of the same book. Apply strategies e.g. reading the pictures, using the first letter sound, sounding out and blending or choosing words that make sense. We discuss and ask questions to develop their comprehension and understanding.

Enjoy sharing your child’s journey as they learn to read! Most importantly … Make reading a fun activity in a relaxed environment. Enjoy reading together, take turns reading so your child can point to the words, talk about the story, use different voices Enjoy sharing your child’s journey as they learn to read!