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.

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Every day, your child will read and write the words that contain the sounds and graphemes they have learned so far.

The story books are fun to read and we focus on comprehension of reading. black

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Phonemesingle speech sound Graphemehow we write the letter Soundhow we phonically say the letter Speed Sounds44 speed sounds Green WordsChildren can Fred talk these words Tricky wordsIrregular words with different sounds BlendAbility to say phonemes together c-a-t = cat SegmentReading each individual sound useful words

Say My new sound is…. Read “Maise, moon, mountain, mirror Write I can write my new sound Fred talk m-a-t m-a-n m-e-t Blending I can read words tam, mat, sat Initial Lesson Structure (20 minutes) m