Set 3
Set 3 Speed Sound cards | |
a-e: make a cake | ai: snail in the rain |
ea: cup of tea | e: he me we she be |
i-e: nice smile | |
o-e: phone home | ao: goat in a boat |
u-e: huge brute | ew: chew the stew |
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aw: yawn at dawn |
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are: share and care |
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ur: nurse for a purse | er: a better letter |
ow: brown cow |
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oi: spoil the boy |
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ire: fire fire! |
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ear: hear with your ear |
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ure: sure it’s pure? |
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Step 3:
Children will continue to be introduced to RWI books starting with Ditty moving through to grey books when they successfully begin to read single words. The short vowels should be kept short and sharp:
Children use sound-blending (Fred Talk) to read short ditties. They will bring these home once they have read and discussed the book in class. Children will then be challenged to use their developing phonic knowledge to write short sentences.
Within all the books children will have red and green words to learn to help them to become speedy readers. Red words are words that are not easily decodable and challenge words to extend children’s vocabulary. Green words are linked to the sounds they have been learning and are easily decodable.
Dots and dashes represent the sound each letter makes.
Once your child has been introduced and taught these words in school we will send them home for you to continue practising with your child.