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   How do children learn phonics?

   • In phonics, children are encouraged to link letters to the sounds that they make. This allows children to learn how to put sounds represented by letters and letter groups together and begin to read words. Not all letters match the sound they make. For example, 'w' is pronounced double-you but in words, it makes a 'woo' sound.

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   What is phonics teaching?

   • Phonics teaching begins in EYLF, when children are developing their listening skills and focusing on recognising different sounds. In Foundation, the main focus of early reading and phonics teaching is teaching children the phonic sounds of letters, known as phonemes, and at least one grapheme to represent each of them.

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   What phonics scheme should my child use?

   • Your child’s school might use a phonics scheme such as Letters and Sounds, Read Write Inc. Essential Letters and Sounds or Floppy’s Phonics, part of the Oxford Reading Tree series. A phonics scheme teaches the sounds and their spellings in a structured order.

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   What is the phonic approach?

   • The phonic approach encourages us to directly link letters (graphemes) to sounds (phonemes), and to teach children pure sounds like ah, b, k when encountering the alphabet. So, children learn how to put sounds represented by letters or letter groups (like ch or igh) together to read words in a more straightforward way.

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   How can phonics be taught in England?

   • In England, the Department of Education (DfE) has a structured scheme for teaching phonics called ‘Letters and Sounds’. This sets out a number of different phases that should be taught in a certain order to help children slowly work their way up to more difficult sounds and words.

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   What is letters and sounds phonics?

   • 'Letters and Sounds' is the phonics curriculum used in the UK, produced by the Department for Education and Skills in 2007. Learn more about it with this guide including phonics letters and sounds order, definition and more. What Is Letters and Sounds?

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   The teaching order of letters and sounds phonics is broken down into 6 phases that develop student's abilities in letter and sounds phonics. Read on to find out more about phases 1-6. Phase 1. Phase 1 of Letters and Sounds concentrates on developing children's speaking and listening skills and lays the foundations for the phonic work.

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   • What Is It Like Teaching Phonics in Northern Ireland?

   Good question! Phonics is a method for teaching children to read by linking together sounds (phonemes) and the symbols we use to represent them (graphemes). Phonics has been used in schools for over 20 years now, and it’s proven to be a very successful method for teaching early reading in children. Through phonics, children will learn that every wo...

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   But before the phonics phases can be explained, let’s answer an important question: what is the Letters and Sounds order of teaching? You might have heard of the name Letters and Sounds before if you’ve recently started, or are about to start, teaching phonics. It’s the DfE’s phonics learning programme, and many other phonics schemes, including our...

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   Having the six phonics phases explained makes it much easier to get an overview of the whole programme. You’ll be able to see when children will learn the phonemes and phonic sounds of letters, as well as skills like how to segment and blend. So, without further ado, let’s look at phonics Phase 1!

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   Since we’ve seen a breakdown of all six phonics phases, you may be wondering how they correspond to the school years and what phonic sounds and letters children will learn each year. This simple year-by-year teaching schedule shows when each phase happens, so you can get an idea of when kids will be learning phonics sounds: 1. In Reception, the mai...

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   Since we know a fair bit about the phonics phases, it’s now time to think about how to help pupils who are learning phonics sounds. Learning phonics sounds, graphemes, spelling rules and skills such as blending can be tricky for young learners, and phonics might not always seem like the most engaging subject to them. Luckily, there are plenty of si...

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   Learning to read with phonics can be tricky, but we have a fantastic array of different games, worksheets and other resources for teaching graphemes and learning phonic sounds. We have loads of different resources that are available across every phonics level, so there’s plenty for you to use no matter which phase your learners are currently in. Wh...

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   Within the Northern Ireland curriculum, there is no specific phonics programme that all schools must follow. This means that schools have the freedom tochoose whatever programme suits their students best. One of the most popular phonics programmes in Northern Ireland is linguistic phonics. This is a method of developing children’s reading and writi...

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   Letters and Sounds is a systematic approach for teaching children to read using phonics. It is used in many schools in England, but is not a mandatory part of the National Curriculum. It is split into six phases, from starting to learn about sounds at nursery to becoming fluent readers around age 7.

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   • Letter Sounds. Most phonics programmes start by teaching children to see a letter and then say the sound it represents. Children are often taught the letters S,A,T,P,I,N first, so that they can sound out a wide variety of words (e.g.
   • Blending. Children are taught how to blend individual sounds together to say a whole word. They will start with CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) words such as sit, pan, tap, before moving on to CCVC words (e.g.
   • Digraphs. Once the children have learnt individual letter sounds, they will start learning to read and write digraphs. They will learn consonant digraphs (e.g.
   • Alternative graphemes. Once children are confident with the above, they will start learning more graphemes. They will learn that one sound can be represented by different graphemes.

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   Your child’s school might use a phonics scheme such as Letters and Sounds, Read Write Inc. Essential Letters and Sounds or Floppy’s Phonics, part of the Oxford Reading Tree series. A phonics scheme teaches the sounds and their spellings in a structured order.

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   Learn the order of teaching phonics in this guide! It explains the phonics phases, phonics sounds, and how to align teaching with the Australian Curriculum.

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   Feb 14, 2024 · What’s the best way to teach letter sounds and how can you help your child start learning the alphabet effectively? Discover some practical tips from phonics.org below. How Children Learn the Sounds of the Alphabet