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*short vowel
*consonant
*silent letter *long vowel
blends *digraph
“the” “c-a-t
1) SIGHT WORDS
I can cat” 2) BLENDING SOUNDS
memorize! OR TRICKY WORDS I can
decode!
- Sight Words are commonly used words that young
children are encouraged to memorise as a whole by -Phonics blending (also known as visual blending)
sight, so that they can automatically recognise these is the ability to string together the sounds that
words in print without having to use any strategies to each letter stands for in a word.
decode.
My Simple Steps to
I see these tricky words in my
Phonemic Awareness
1) ORT BOOKS
in Kindergarten 1
I be go live
no
the are some give
was so little
all said
he to my down
you here one what
she do your by
there when
me of come they
only why
old where
we like who
have
cat
Jolly phonics check list: changes when beginning sound
Group 1: changes
s, a, t, i, p, n - I start to be aware of the concept of
Group 2: putting sounds together
“/c/” is the beginning sound. Practice by:
c/k, e, h, r, m, d
1) Placing beginning consonant on
cat
Group 3:
vowel sounds
g, o, u, l, f, b
Example:
Others:
ba be bi bo bu
j, z, w, v, y, x, q
“/t/” is the ending sound. ca ce ci co cu
*quick tip: sound out the letter da de di do du
instead of saying the letter symbol. *quick tip: children can start recognition
(“ah is for apple” instead of “ey is for by pointing where the beginning 2) Using Word Family
apple”) or ending letter is while parents/teachers Example:
sound it out. cat , mat, sat, rat
cap, map, sap, rap