Phonics Week 1

Year 1 Week 1 Phonics Home Learning

For our Phonics work we will be using the Phonics Play website – remember you can get free access using the username: march20 and Password: home

Monday 20^th April:

• Visit Phonics Play and complete Flashcards time challenge – how many of your sounds can you read in one minute? Challenge yourself to read Phase 3 and Phase 5 sounds. Follow the link below:

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/2/flashcards-time-challenge

• Phase 3 – Can you read the words below and then practise writing them out. Remember to add your sound buttons.

church    thing     train      fright     start    chair    point

Challenge: Can you write a sentence using one or more of the words?

Tuesday 21^st April:

• Visit Phonics Play and complete tricky word trucks. How many different words can you read? Challenge yourself to read through the phases. Follow the link below:

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/2/tricky-word-trucks

• Phase 4 – read the sentences and draw a picture to represent each sentence.

Wednesday 22^nd April:

• Visit Phonics Play and play Picnic on Pluto. Revisit all Phase 3 sounds and try to sort the real and nonsense words correctly. Follow the link below:

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/2/picnic-on-pluto

• Phase 3 – Look at the pictures on the attached activity. Can you write the correct word to match the pictures? Challenge yourself with writing a sentence about one of the pictures.

Thursday 23^rd April:

• Visit Phonics Bloom and play Word Pairs. Match the word to the correct picture. Follow this link:

 https://www.phonicsbloom.com/uk/game/word-pairs?phase=4

• Play Phase 4 snakes and ladders games blending the words to read and win the game. See attached sheet.

Friday 24^th April:

• Visit Phonics Play and play Giggling Grapheme (you will need to have sound for this game) – follow this link: https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/resources/phase/2/grab-a-giggling-graphemeC
•   Complete the ch, ch and th flowers. Complete the words in the petals by adding the grapheme ch, sh and th. You can write these out in your yellow book.

If you don’t have a printer at home to print out these phonics activities, then don’t worry! They can all be adapted to be completed in a different way!

For example: creating your own snakes and ladders game, or writing the words out on pieces of paper and see how quickly you can read them. You could turn it into a game by asking someone to hide the words around the house and you could go on a word hunt.

You could also write the words or sentences in your purple writing books or on paper and then draw the matching picture next to it.