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Phun with Phonics !

Phun with Phonics !. Session Aims. Share philosophy behind phonic approach Share ideas for supporting phonics at home. What are synthetic phonics?. Approach to supporting pupils to read and write quickly. Single sounds (a, b, c ) Blend sounds (bl, cl, fl, tr, pr)

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Phun with Phonics !

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  1. Phun with Phonics!

  2. Session Aims • Share philosophy behind phonic approach • Share ideas for supporting phonics at home

  3. What are synthetic phonics? Approach to supporting pupils to read and write quickly. Single sounds (a, b, c ) Blend sounds (bl, cl, fl, tr, pr) Consonant digraphs (ch, wh, sh) Vowel digraphs (ea, oi, ai, oo)

  4. How do we teach it? • Learning through actions, pictures, stories and sounds. • Active learning approach - short, sharp bursts!

  5. The first sounds… • We teach the sounds not the letter names. The first set of sounds we teach are: S P A I T N Have a go practising these sounds!

  6. Making and Reading Words How many sounds in cat? CA T

  7. Making and saying sounds • Try to make sounds as constant as possible • No vowel sound on the end • f, n, m, g

  8. Making words • Once children know these sounds we can start making words. • Sat • Pin • Nip • Sit • Pit • Pat • Pip • Sip

  9. Where it gets a bit tricky… • There are many sounds • Some of these sounds are made up of more than one letter including… • ai as in rain • oa as in boat • sh as in shop

  10. What we want you to do… Try out some activities!

  11. Creative Ideas for Supporting Phonics Sounds hoops Sound treasure hunt Trampolining words Sound searches Hopscotch sounds Chalk sounds Jolly stories and songs Clapping or tapping sounds Sounds hunts in the environment Magnetic letters Making playdough sounds or sand sounds Shaving foam Cupcake words Painting Newspaper wordbuilding Rainbow writing tricky words

  12. Great resources! Jolly Phonics stories and CD Youtube - phonics with the funnies or Jolly songs Cheap shaving foam Magnetic letters Homemade playdough Outside space Fingers! YOU!

  13. Thank you!!! • Thank you for showing your enthusiasm for your child’s learning by coming to this workshop • We want to work in partnership to provide the best learning experience for your child • Questions?

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