I hope you are all managing to do some learning activities suggested to you on the blog and are managing to have some fun at the same time.
Remember there were lots of reading activities and books in your packs, which I’m sure will keep you busy for a long time.
Reading should be for pleasure so remember to ask an adult to read books to you and have a go at reading the words you know too. Post on Twitter @ReadSPS, your favourite stories. All your teachers love to see what you are reading. It’s great to see the interesting places where you read too, maybe in a den, under the table or in a tent!
Below are some ideas to help you continue to learn to read.
Keep practicing your keywords, you should have lots now in your reading bags. Some activities were added to Education City to help you learn these words. I can see that some of you have tried these activities and have shown great results. How many more children can try these, this coming week?
If you want to look at more reading books, you can also download Oxford Owl and look for their ebooks. Choose the book best suited to your level of reading.
Suggested books for this week are :
Draw or write about your favourite part of the story.
I have also added a new sound this week. This is quite a tricky sound as it is made up of 3 letters. It lives in the vowel house and it is called a moving sound as it consists of 2 sounds- igh (a+ee)
Here it is below.
This is how we write this sound.
Can you practise writing it, maybe in rainbow writing or you could use a bucket of water and practise writing it on the pavement outside with a brush. What about using chalk?
Can you read these words with this sound in them.
I’ve also added some reading cards and some worksheets with this sound. These are a real challenge and will keep you busy for weeks.
