which phoneme are we going to learn today?. which phoneme have all these got in common?

Which PhonemeWhich Phonemeare we going toare we going to

learn today?learn today?

Which PhonemeWhich Phonemeare we going toare we going to

learn today?learn today?

Which Phoneme have all these got in common?

Match Words With Pictures

soil

boil

point

coin

oil

tinfoil

‘oi’•Can you write the phoneme ‘oi’?

• Please tell me a word containing ‘oi’.

• Let’s see if you can write a different word containing the phoneme ‘oi’.

Sentence practice:• He pointed at the boiling pan on the

stove. • The oil was boiling and was far too

hot for me to move.• My mum covered the turkey with

tinfoil.• My friend had lots of coins in his

pocket.Read a sentence,

copy it, check it, rub it out! Can you do it

without looking?

Let’s play

Phoneme

Bingo

oil disappoint

coin join

coil foil joint ointment

oink anoint appoint asteroid

avoid void ballpoint boiler

choice boil doily moist

tinfoil soil poison point

Make 2 Photocopies of this table onto card (cut one table into 6 rows – 1 row per child, then cut the other table up into individual words for calling out.) Suitable for up to 6 children.

Which Phoneme are Which Phoneme are we going to learn we going to learn

today?today?

Which Phoneme are Which Phoneme are we going to learn we going to learn

today?today?

oror oa

ighar

ow

ai

er

oiur

Can you say the sound ‘ow’?

•Use your white boards to practice writing the phoneme ‘ow’?

•Now write it on your partners back with your finger.

Cow

Which other words contain the phoneme

‘ow’?

Owl

•Now

•How

•Bow

•Row

•Down

•Town

•Towel

• Use your white boards to write a word with the phoneme ‘ow’ – or use the magnetic letters to create a word.

Let’s write a sentence . . .

• Can you write a sentence which contains a word with the phoneme ‘ow’?

• Brittany and Jake had a big row.• Practice joining your letters

together.• How do you join the ‘o’ to the ‘w’

Which PhonemeWhich Phonemeare we going toare we going to

learn today?learn today?

Which PhonemeWhich Phonemeare we going toare we going to

learn today?learn today?

Which Phoneme have these all got in common?

‘ur’•Can you write the phoneme ‘ur’?

• Please tell me a word containing ‘ur’.

• Let’s see if you can write a different word containing the phoneme ‘ur’.

Sentence practice:

• It was too warm for me to wear my fur coat.

• Furbie was my best toy, I had it for Christmas.

Let’s play

Phoneme

Bingo