Learn about the sounds [sh], [ng], short [oo], [oi], [ai] and use these phonemes to make words.
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Reception
Phonics – phonological awareness and phoneme introduction
Literacy lesson 6 for reception (Series 1)
Phonics – phonological awareness
Literacy lesson 7 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the sounds j, unvoiced [th], long [oo], [ar], [ee] and use these phonemes to make words.
Phonics – phonological awareness and phoneme introduction
Literacy lesson 8 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the sounds voiced th, r, or, air, ie, and use these phonemes to make words.
Phonics – phonological awareness and phoneme introduction
Literacy lesson 9 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the sounds ch, y, ou, er, oa and use these phonemes to make words.
Phonics – phonological awareness and phoneme introduction
Literacy lesson 10 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the sounds zh as in treasure, ear, ue, schwa and use these phonemes to make words.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 11 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the letter we use to read and write the phoneme [s] as in 'sun'. You'll need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 12 for reception (Series 1)
Continue to learn about the letter we use to read and write the phoneme [s]. You'll need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 13 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the letter we use to read and write the phoneme [a] as in apple. You'll need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 14 for reception (Series 1)
Learn about the letter we use to read and write the phoneme [a]. You'll need a piece of paper and something to write with.
Phonics
Literacy lesson 15 for reception (Series 1)
Continue to learn about the letters we use to read and write the phonemes [s] and [a]. You'll need a piece of paper and something to write with.
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