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We use an approach called synthetic phonics. Phonics will be taught in such a way that a child will learn each phoneme in order to be able to blend and segment words. e.g. c a t rather that recognising c at. To help support your child's learning at home, I have created (with the children in my class) small video clips. These show the sound, action, letter and picture correspondence. The phonemes (sounds) /graphemes (written letters) are placed into 7 groups. Below you can each of them in their groups. Click on the letter shape to download a video clip. |
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Phonic
related websites Focus on Phonics - a website all about phonics, has all phonemes listed which can be click on to hear the pronunciation Jolly Phonics - The home of Jolly Phonics Debbie Hepplewhite;s Synthetic Phonics - website all about Synthetic phonics
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