PHONIC FAMILIES Index oi family Daddy oi Mummy oy ou family Daddy ou Mummy ow ai family Daddy ai Mummy ay Twins a-e Grandma ey ee family Daddy ee Uncle.

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PHONIC FAMILIES Index oi family Daddy oi Mummy oy ou family Daddy ou Mummy ow ai family Daddy ai Mummy ay Twins a-e Grandma ey ee family Daddy ee Uncle ea Twins e-e Grandpa ie Grandma ey igh family Daddy igh Mummy y Twins i-e Grandma ie oa family Daddy oa Mummy ow Twins o-e Grandpa oe ue family Auntie ue Mummy ew Twins u-e er family Mummy er Daddy ir Brother ur or family Daddy or Mummy ore Brother au Sister all Pet Cat aw Pet Parrot oor air family Mummy air Auntie ear Sister are Grandma ere ear family Miss ear Mummy ere Grandma eer EXIT

The ‘ai’ Family MENU

Daddy ‘ai’ Daddy ‘ ai ’ says, “ It ’ s a pain to paint in the rain ”. This is Daddy ‘ ai ’. Daddy ‘ ai ’ likes to go in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘ai’ Daddy ‘ ai ’ says, “ It ’ s a pain to paint in the rain ”. This is Daddy ‘ ai ’. Daddy ‘ ai ’ likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

Mummy ‘ ay ’ All day, May likes to chase the children away to play. This is Mummy ‘ay’ and she is called May. May likes to go on the end of words.

Mummy ‘ ay ’ All day, May likes to chase the children away to play. This is Mummy ‘ay’ and she is called May. May likes to go on the end of words. MENU

The Naughty ‘a-e’ Twins Jane and Jake like to bake especially when they make chocolate cake. This is Jane and Jake. They are the naughty ‘a-e’ twins. You can hear their sound in the middle of words, but they need another letter to come and split them up.

The Naughty ‘a-e’ Twins Jane and Jake like to bake especially when they make chocolate cake. This is Jane and Jake. They are the naughty ‘a-e’ twins. You can hear their sound in the middle of words, but they need another letter to come and split them up. MENU

Grandma ‘ey’ Grandma ‘ey’ shouts out ‘hey’ when you stare at her grey hair. This is Grandma ‘ ey ’. She likes to go on the end of words. Go carefully with Grandma ‘ey’ (‘ai’) as she can be sneaky and appear in the ‘ee’ family for words such as ‘money’, so make sure you check. Don’t let her catch you out!

Grandma ‘ey’ Grandma ‘ey’ shouts out ‘hey’ when you stare at her grey hair. This is Grandma ‘ ey ’. She likes to go on the end of words. Go carefully with Grandma ‘ey’ (‘ai’) as she can be sneaky and appear in the ‘ee’ family for words such as ‘money’, so make sure you check. Don’t let her catch you out! MENU

The ‘ee’ Family

Daddy ‘ee’ In the week Lee like to feed his sheep leeks. This is Daddy ‘ ee ’ who is called Lee. Lee likes to go mainly in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘ee’ In the week Lee like to feed his sheep leeks. This is Daddy ‘ ee ’ who is called Lee. Lee likes to go mainly in the middle of words. MENU

Uncle ‘ea’ Mr. Heaps likes to eat meat as a treat down by the sea. He sees Mrs. Heaps on a seat. She likes to read. This is Uncle ‘ea’ who is called Mr. Heaps. Mr. Heaps likes to go mainly in the middle of words.

Uncle ‘ea’ Mr. Heaps likes to eat meat as a treat down by the sea. He sees Mrs. Heaps on a seat. She likes to read. This is Uncle ‘ea’ who is called Mr. Heaps. Mr. Heaps likes to go mainly in the middle of words. MENU

The Naughty ‘e-e’ Twins Pete and Steve like to compete in extreme sports against their friend Eve. These are the naughty ‘e-e’ twins who are called Pete and Steve. You can hear the twins’ sound in the middle of words, but they need a letter to split them up.

The Naughty ‘e-e’ Twins Pete and Steve like to compete in extreme sports against their friend Eve. These are the naughty ‘e-e’ twins who are called Pete and Steve. You can hear the twins’ sound in the middle of words, but they need a letter to split them up. MENU

Grandpa ‘ie’ Daniel was a brief chief in the army where he fought in a field with a big shield. This is Grandpa ‘ie’ who is called Daniel. Daniel likes to go in the middle of words.

Grandpa ‘ie’ Daniel was a brief chief in the army where he fought in a field with a big shield. This is Grandpa ‘ie’ who is called Daniel. Daniel likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

Grandma ‘ey’ Lesley used to make her money by being a jockey on a donkey. This is Grandma ‘ey’ who is called Lesley. Lesley likes to go at the end of words. Go carefully with Grandma ‘ey’ (‘ai’) with words such as grey.

Grandma ‘ey’ Lesley used to make her money by being a jockey on a donkey. This is Grandma ‘ey’ who is called Lesley. Lesley likes to go at the end of words. Go carefully with Grandma ‘ey’ (‘ai’) with words such as grey. MENU

The ‘igh’ Family

Daddy ‘igh’ Mr. Bright is a lighthouse keeper. All night, Mr Bright shines a big light to keep the rocks in sight. This is Daddy ‘igh’ and he is called Mr. Bright. Mr. Bright likes to go in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘igh’ Mr. Bright is a lighthouse keeper. All night, Mr Bright shines a big light to keep the rocks in sight. This is Daddy ‘igh’ and he is called Mr. Bright. Mr. Bright likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

Mummy ‘y’ Sky works as a sky writer. Why does Sky like to fly in the light-blue sky by herself? My oh my! This is Mummy ‘y’ and she is called Sky. Sky likes to go at the end of words.

Mummy ‘y’ Sky works as a sky writer. Why does Sky like to fly in the light-blue sky by herself? My oh my! This is Mummy ‘y’ and she is called Sky. Sky likes to go at the end of words. MENU

The Naughty ‘i-e’ Twins These are the naughty ‘i-e’ twins called Mike and Clive. You can hear their sound in the middle of words, but they need a letter to split them up. Mike and Clive like to high five! Mike likes to fly his kite and Clive likes to dive.

The Naughty ‘i-e’ Twins These are the naughty ‘i-e’ twins called Mike and Clive. You can hear their sound in the middle of words, but they need a letter to split them up. Mike and Clive like to high five! Mike likes to fly his kite and Clive likes to dive. MENU

This is Grandma ‘ ie ’. She likes to go at the end of words. Grandma ‘ ie ’ Grandma ‘ ie ’ does not like to lie but she does wear a tie when baking an apple pie.

This is Grandma ‘ ie ’. She likes to go at the end of words. Grandma ‘ ie ’ Grandma ‘ ie ’ does not like to lie but she does wear a tie when baking an apple pie. MENU

The ‘oa’ Family

Daddy ‘ oa ’ Mr. Moat likes to float around the coast in his new boat. This is Daddy ‘ oa ’ called Mr. Moat. Mr. Moat likes to go in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘ oa ’ Mr. Moat likes to float around the coast in his new boat. This is Daddy ‘ oa ’ called Mr. Moat. Mr. Moat likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

Mummy ‘ow’ Mrs. Low likes to grow snowdrops to show her friends. This is Mummy ‘ow’ who is called Mrs. Low. Mrs. Low likes to go mainly on the end of words. But be careful as Mummy ‘ow’ can also be sneaky and sound like ‘ou’ (‘ow’), make sure you check!

Mummy ‘ow’ Mrs. Low likes to grow snowdrops to show her friends. This is Mummy ‘ow’ who is called Mrs. Low. Mrs. Low likes to go mainly on the end of words. But be careful as Mummy ‘ow’ can also be sneaky and sound like ‘ou’ (‘ow’), make sure you check! MENU

The Naughty ‘o-e’ Twins These are the naughty ‘o-e’ twins, called Rose and Jobe. Rose and Jobe can be heard in the middle of words, but they need a letter to split them up. Rose and Jobe like to joke and drink coke. Rose also likes to pose and Jobe likes to phone home.

The Naughty ‘o-e’ Twins These are the naughty ‘o-e’ twins, called Rose and Jobe. Rose and Jobe can be heard in the middle of words, but they need a letter to split them up. Rose and Jobe like to joke and drink coke. Rose also likes to pose and Jobe likes to phone home. MENU

Grandpa ‘oe’ This is Grandpa ‘oe’ who is called Joe. Grandpa Joe likes to go on the end of words. Grandpa Joe has a big toe. He likes to eat tomatoes and potatoes for his tea.

Grandpa ‘oe’ This is Grandpa ‘oe’ who is called Joe. Grandpa Joe likes to go on the end of words. Grandpa Joe has a big toe. He likes to eat tomatoes and potatoes for his tea. MENU

The ‘ue’ Family

Auntie ‘ue’ Sue’s favourite colour is blue. Sue is ill and has to use a tissue. This is Auntie ‘ue’. She is called Sue. Sue also likes to go at the end of words.

Auntie ‘ue’ Sue’s favourite colour is blue. Sue is ill and has to use a tissue. This is Auntie ‘ue’. She is called Sue. Sue also likes to go at the end of words. MENU

Mummy ‘ew’ Mrs. Drew blew on the new stew for her nephew, Andrew. This is Mummy ‘ew’ who is called Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Drew also likes to go on the end of words.

Mummy ‘ew’ Mrs. Drew blew on the new stew for her nephew, Andrew. This is Mummy ‘ew’ who is called Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Drew also likes to go on the end of words. MENU

The Naughty ‘u-e’ Twins Luke has a cute cat called Jude who is sometimes rude. June likes to play a tune on her flute. These are the naughty ‘u-e’ twins, called Luke and June. Luke and June can be heard in the middle of words, but must have a letter to split them up.

The Naughty ‘u-e’ Twins Luke has a cute cat called Jude who is sometimes rude. June likes to play a tune on her flute. These are the naughty ‘u-e’ twins, called Luke and June. Luke and June can be heard in the middle of words, but must have a letter to split them up. MENU

The ‘or’ Family

Daddy ‘or’ Norm is a lord who drives a Ford. He likes to eat pork with a fork. This is Daddy ‘or’ who is called Norm. Norm likes to go in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘or’ Norm is a lord who drives a Ford. He likes to eat pork with a fork. This is Daddy ‘or’ who is called Norm. Norm likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

Mummy ‘ore’ Mrs. More is sore because she tore her leg walking to the store. This is Mummy ‘ore’ who is called Mrs. More. Mrs. More likes to go on the end of words.

Mummy ‘ore’ Mrs. More is sore because she tore her leg walking to the store. This is Mummy ‘ore’ who is called Mrs. More. Mrs. More likes to go on the end of words. MENU

Brother ‘au’ Paul likes to haul wood ready to launch into the air. He does not like sauce. This is Brother ‘au’ who is called Paul. Paul likes to go in the middle of words.

Brother ‘au’ Paul likes to haul wood ready to launch into the air. He does not like sauce. MENU This is Brother ‘au’ who is called Paul. Paul likes to go in the middle of words.

Sister ‘all’ This is Sister ‘all’ who is called Miss Tall. Miss Tall likes to go on the end of words. This is Miss Tall, which is funny because she is actually small! Miss Tall likes to throw her ball against the wall. MENU

Sister ‘all’ This is Sister ‘all’ who is called Miss Tall. Miss Tall likes to go on the end of words. This is Miss Tall, which is funny because she is actually small! Miss Tall likes to throw her ball against the wall. MENU

Pet Cat ‘aw’ Paw has a sharp claw. Paw saw a hawk on the lawn yawning! This is Pet Cat ‘aw’ who is called Paw. Paw likes to go in the middle and on the end of words.

Pet Cat ‘aw’ Paw has a sharp claw. Paw saw a hawk on the lawn yawning! This is Pet Cat ‘aw’ who is called Paw. Paw likes to go in the middle and on the end of words. MENU

Pet Parrot ‘oor’ Oor flew out of the door and hit the loft door then fell to the floor. Poor old Oor! This is Pet ‘Oor’ who is a parrot. Oor likes to go on the end of words.

Pet Parrot ‘oor’ Oor flew out of the door and hit the loft door then fell to the floor. Poor old Oor! This is Pet ‘Oor’ who is a parrot. Oor likes to go on the end of words. MENU

The ‘er’ Family

Mummy ‘er’ Amber is a teacher. Every term she practises her number work. Mummy ‘er’ This is Mummy ‘er’ who is called Amber. Amber mainly likes to go on the end of words. MENU

Mummy ‘er’ Amber is a teacher. Every term she practises her number work. Mummy ‘er’ This is Mummy ‘er’ who is called Amber. Amber mainly likes to go on the end of words. MENU

Daddy ‘ir’ Sir Whirl is a bird spotter. He first saw a girl bird in a fir tree. This is Daddy ‘ir’ who is called Sir Whirl. Sir Whirl likes to go mainly in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘ir’ Sir Whirl is a bird spotter. He first saw a girl bird in a fir tree. This is Daddy ‘ir’ who is called Sir Whirl. Sir Whirl likes to go mainly in the middle of words. MENU

Kurk is a surfer. He likes to surf before church. Watch him curl and turn. Brother ‘ur’ This is Brother ‘ur’ who is called Kurk. Kurk likes to go in the middle of words.

Kurk is a surfer. He likes to surf before church. Watch him curl and turn. Brother ‘ur’ This is Brother ‘ur’ who is called Kurk. Kurk likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

The ‘ou’ Family

Daddy ‘ou’ Mr. Scout heard the loudest sound out in the mountains but nothing was found. This is Daddy ‘ou’ who is called Mr. Scout. Mr. Scout likes to go mainly in the middle of words.

Daddy ‘ou’ Mr. Scout heard the loudest sound out in the mountains but nothing was found. This is Daddy ‘ou’ who is called Mr. Scout. Mr. Scout likes to go mainly in the middle of words. MENU

Mrs. Brow had a brown cow that lived down the town and wore a crown. Mummy ‘ow’ This is Mummy ‘ow’ who is called Mrs. Brow. Mrs. Brow likes to go in the middle and on the end of words. Go carefully! Mummy ‘ow’ can trick you as she looks like ‘ow’ (‘oa’). Don’t let her trick you!

Mrs. Brow had a brown cow that lived down the town and wore a crown. Mummy ‘ow’ This is Mummy ‘ow’ who is called Mrs. Brow. Mrs. Brow likes to go in the middle and on the end of words. Go carefully! Mummy ‘ow’ can trick you as she looks like ‘ow’ (‘oa’). Don’t let her trick you! MENU

The ‘oi’ Family

Mr. Oil wrapped a joint of meat in foil, then put it on to boil, but it fell on the floor and spoilt. Daddy ‘oi’ This is Daddy ‘oi’ who is called Mr. Oil. Mr. Oil likes to go in the middle of words.

Mr. Oil wrapped a joint of meat in foil, then put it on to boil, but it fell on the floor and spoilt. Daddy ‘oi’ This is Daddy ‘oi’ who is called Mr. Oil. Mr. Oil likes to go in the middle of words. MENU

Mummy ‘ oy ’ This is Mummy ‘ oy ’ who is called Mrs. Joy. Mrs. Joy likes to go at the end of words. Mrs. Joy has a baby boy who enjoys playing with his toy.

Mummy ‘ oy ’ This is Mummy ‘ oy ’ who is called Mrs. Joy. Mrs. Joy likes to go at the end of words. Mrs. Joy has a baby boy who enjoys playing with his toy. MENU

The ‘air’ Family

Mummy ‘air’ Mummy ‘air’ has spiky hair and works with the fair on a stall where you must find a pair of matching numbers. This is Mummy ‘air’ and she likes to go at the end of words.

Mummy ‘air’ Mummy ‘air’ has spiky hair and works with the fair on a stall where you must find a pair of matching numbers. This is Mummy ‘air’ and she likes to go at the end of words. MENU

Auntie ‘ear’ Auntie ‘ear’ likes to eat a pear with her teddy bear that has a small tear. This is Auntie ‘ear’ who likes to go at the end of words. Go carefully as Auntie ‘ear’ also gets confused with ‘ear’ (‘ere’). Don’t let her trick you!

Auntie ‘ear’ Auntie ‘ear’ likes to eat a pear with her teddy bear that has a small tear. This is Auntie ‘ear’ who likes to go at the end of words. Go carefully as Auntie ‘ear’ also gets confused with ‘ear’ (‘ere’). Don’t let her trick you! MENU

Sister ‘are’ This is Sister ‘are’ who is called Clare. Clare likes to go at the end of words. Clare has a pet hare that she must care for and share with her sister.

Sister ‘are’ This is Sister ‘are’ who is called Clare. Clare likes to go at the end of words. Clare has a pet hare that she must care for and share with her sister. MENU

Grandma ‘ere’ Grandma ‘ere’ likes to be where there is somewhere to sit but surely she can sit anywhere she wants. This is Grandma ‘ere’ and she likes to be at the end of words.

Grandma ‘ere’ Grandma ‘ere’ likes to be where there is somewhere to sit but surely she can sit anywhere she wants. This is Grandma ‘ere’ and she likes to be at the end of words. MENU

The ‘ear’ Family

Miss ‘ear’ Miss Peart has to shout near and clear to her friend so she can hear. This is Miss ‘ear’ who is called Miss Peart. Miss Peart mainly likes to go on the end of words. Go carefully as Miss ‘ear’ also looks like Auntie ‘ear’ (‘air’). Don’t let her trick you!

Miss ‘ear’ Miss Peart has to shout near and clear to her friend so she can hear. This is Miss ‘ear’ who is called Miss Peart. Miss Peart mainly likes to go on the end of words. Go carefully as Miss ‘ear’ also looks like Auntie ‘ear’ (‘air’). Don’t let her trick you! MENU

Mummy ‘ere’ Mrs. Mere lives here in Windermere and does not interfere with anyone. This is Mummy ‘ere’ who is called Mrs. Mere. Mrs. Mere likes to go at the end of words. Go carefully as Mummy ‘ere’ also looks like Grandma ‘ere’ (‘air’). Don’t let her trick you!

Mummy ‘ere’ Mrs. Mere lives here in Windermere and does not interfere with anyone. This is Mummy ‘ere’ who is called Mrs. Mere. Mrs. Mere likes to go at the end of words. Go carefully as Mummy ‘ere’ also looks like Grandma ‘ere’ (‘air’). Don’t let her trick you! MENU

Grandma ‘eer’ Mrs. Veer likes to cheer at the deer, steering past her house. This is Grandma ‘eer’ who is called Mrs. Veer. Mrs. Veer likes to go mainly at the end of words. MENU

Grandma ‘eer’ Mrs. Veer likes to cheer at the deer, steering past her house. This is Grandma ‘eer’ who is called Mrs. Veer. Mrs. Veer likes to go mainly at the end of words. MENU