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    This document provides a list of longer phonetic words for children to practice decoding at home and in class, with an asterisk noting two additional words introduced for awareness. It advises encouraging children to decipher the words but not insisting on their meanings, and to place emphasis on developing decoding skills rather than word meanings.

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    This document provides a list of longer phonetic words for children to practice decoding at home and in class, with an asterisk noting two additional words introduced for awareness. It advises encouraging children to decipher the words but not insisting on their meanings, and to place emphasis on developing decoding skills rather than word meanings.

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    Basic - Longer P #7

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    This document provides a list of longer phonetic words for children to practice decoding at home and in class, with an asterisk noting two additional words introduced for awareness. It advises encouraging children to decipher the words but not insisting on their meanings, and to place emphasis on developing decoding skills rather than word meanings.

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    Longer Phonetic Words: In-class & Home Practises (7)

    quit quiz rest

    ring rust sank

    sand scan script

    sell sick sing

    *rabbit *rocket
    slip

    *This word /these words are introduced for general awareness to longer phonetic words. You can encourage your child to
    decipher(decode) but do not insist. Emphasis should be placed on the deciphering skills instead of the meaning of the words.

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