Use the grapheme [s] to represent the phoneme [z] to read and write words.You will need a piece of paper and something to write with.
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Phonics
Literacy lesson 26 for year 2 (Series 1)
Phonics
Literacy lesson 27 for year 2 (Series 1)
Use the grapheme [s] to represent the phonemes [s] and [z] to read and write words.You will need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 28 for year 2 (Series 1)
Investigate words that are synonyms.You will need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 29 for year 2 (Series 1)
Use the suffix-less to read and write words.You will need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 30 for year 2 (Series 1)
Review the grapheme [s] to represent the phoneme [s] and [z] and suffix-less to read and write words.You will need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 31 for year 2 (Series 1)
Use the grapheme [ou] to represent the phoneme [oo] to read and write words.You will need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 32 for year 2 (Series 1)
Use the graphemes [oo] [ew] [ue] [u_e] and [ou] to represent the phoneme [oo] to read and write words.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 33 for year 2 (Series 1)
Investigate words that are antonyms. You'll need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 34 for year 2 (Series 1)
Learn the digraph [aw] as an alternate spelling for [or] and the high frequency, irregular word 'give'.You will need something to write with and some paper.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 35 for year 2 (Series 1)
Review the graphemes [oo] [ew] [ue] [u_e] [ou] to represent the phoneme [oo] and Latin prefix pre- to read and write words. You'll need something to write with and some paper.
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