Fabulous feedback from our year 1 parents who attended the Phonics screening workshop which explained the process of the Phonics Screening test and also provided parents with some ideas to help their child with phonics at home.
Phonics Parent Workshop - Fred Talk
Parents joined a Phonics workshop to help them understand how we teach their children to learn to read words in Read, Write Inc. Phonics by blending sounds together: alongside teaching their children sounds, parents were introduced Fred and how we use Fred Talk to blend sounds to read words e.g. s-a-t sat.
Phonics After School Club
Children in after school Phonics club really enjoy all the activities and like to share their Phonic knowledge. This picture is just one of the activities children use to help them get better at Phonics.
Parent Phonics Meeting - Listening to your child Read
What an incredible turnout from parents supporting their child's phonics journey! Today, we welcomed parents into school to explore ways they can support their child in reading their Read Write Inc. Phonics decodable storybooks at home. Parents also enjoyed learning how re-reading books can boost fluency and inspire children to use expressive storytelling voices.
FS1 - Phonics
This week in phonics we have been learning about alliteration and initial sounds. Alliteration supports children's listening and recognition skills. Today we sorted objects according to their initial sounds.
New Phonics groups are well under way in 2024/2025.
Introducing sounds in Reception
Fred Talk in Reception
Ditty Group
Children reading words with their newly taught sound
Children writing words that include their newly taught sound
Reading in Year 1
Partner 1 and partner 2
Reception child practicing reading words by sight
Reception Parent Phonics Meeting -1
What a fantastic amount of parents attending our very first phonics session. Thank you so much to each and everyone of you, your support is very much appreciated.
The first session introduced parents to phonics, what it is and how we teach it in EYFS.
Keep an eye out on parent mail for the next one in the next half term.
Parent Feedback - Phonics Screening Workshop
How parents can share wordless books with their children.
Reception Parent feedback from the Introduction to Phonics Workshop.
Parents and grandparents were invited to attend an, 'Introduction to Phonics' workshop. Miss Tomlinson explained what we do in school, who phonics is for, what phonics is and how we teach phonics in school. Children joined us to take part in a phonics lesson and then joined in phonics activities to demonstrate how they apply their phonic knowledge.
Year 1 Parent feedback from the Phonics Screening Check Workshop.
Teach your child phonics at home with these supporting QR codes containing teaching videos for Set 3 ea, oi, a-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, aw, are, ur, er, ow, ai, oa, ew, ire, ear, ure
In Nursery children begin their phonics journey by working through the stages of phonological awareness. They work through structured activities and materials that are used to teach early phonological awareness skills, paving the way for the systematic teaching of phonics, Read Write Inc. (RWI) later on in the year. We focus on:
general sound discrimination
environmental sounds
instrumental sounds
body percussion
rhythm and rhyme
voice sounds
alliteration
finally oral blending and segmenting
After covering all these areas, most children will begin learning their set one sounds.
Nursery making a great start to phonics.
Singing Old McDonald had a Farm
Choosing an animal from the feely bag
Matching the sound to the animal
Useful websites for Parents
Please find a list of websites that you may find useful in helping you and your child learn about phonics. Games and fun activity websites are also included.
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