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1. • • For parents and educators looking to enhance their child's letter and sound recognition, this resource is the perfect tool. The colorful images of animals and objects will captivate young learners and help them develop their memory retention skills.
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   How can I help my child learn phonics?

   • BBC Bitesize has loads of great videos to help parents and children get to grips with phonics. Playing 'I spy' allows your child to use words that they might not use day-to-day. Let your child take the lead whilst playing and guessing. 'I spy' is a fantastic game to play with all of the family and allows your child to hear more new words.

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   Why is phonemic awareness important?

   • Studies have shown that phonemic awareness helps prepare young children for writing and reading success. The beauty of the I-Spy games is that you genuinely don’t need anything to play it, and you can play I-Spy with your child wherever you go!

   How To Increase Phonemic Awareness With These 4 Sound Games

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   Is 'I Spy' a good game to play with children?

   • 'I spy' is a fantastic game to play with all of the family and allows your child to hear more new words. Slide 1 of 3, Mum and daughter sat on sofa looking at each other. , Playing 'I spy' allows your child to use words that they might not use day-to-day. Playing a game of 'I spy' is a fun way to explore word sounds with your child.

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   How do I develop phonemic awareness?

   • A wonderful way to explore phonemic awareness is with the Montessori I-Spy games. Before getting started with the I-Spy sound games, it’s important to be familiar with the 40 key sounds. Remember that we want to work with objects or words with three key sounds. This way, we can isolate and focus on the beginning, middle, and ending sounds.

   How To Increase Phonemic Awareness With These 4 Sound Games

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   How can I teach my child I Spy?

   • Turn a walk into a learning and talking experience for your child by playing a classic game of I Spy with them. I Spy is a great game to introduce to children at this age that gets them thinking about the different characteristics of things around them and their names.

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   How many sounds does I-Spy cover?

   • The 22 I-Spy cards cover all 40 key sounds; beginning, middle, and/or ending sounds – some sounds are used more than once: Tip: We are not going over letter symbols with I-Spy; only objects or pictures with sounds we hear. 1. Beginning Sounds Invite your child to do this activity. Name the activity, “I-Spy.”

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4. www.bbc.co.uk › tiny-happy-people › articlesI Spy Game: How to play I Spy with Kids - BBC Tiny Happy People

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   I Spy is brilliant for letting your child put their phonics learning into practice - that is, their understanding of the sounds that make up different words....

5. www.maitrilearning.com › blogs › pedagogy-blogI Spy Sound Games in Four Steps - Maitri Learning

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   Jan 25, 2024 · The ability to hear all the sounds in words (phonemic awareness) is a key step to learning how to read. The young child's brain is primed to do this and we can help by playing a simple little game called the sound game or I Spy.

6. www.twinkl.co.uk › parenting-wiki › i-spyWhat Is I Spy | Twinkl Parents Wiki - Twinkl

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   This I Spy phonics pack is a great way to support your child when they are starting to learn phonics and initial sounds as part of their reading journey, practising the sounds s, a, t, p, i, n. What I Spy games can I find for my child at Twinkl?

7. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Use I Spy and Read Phonics Activities - YouTube

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   Watch this video for some helpful tips on using these Phonics I Spy and Read Sheets - https://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/183duv. Here, Twinkl Teacher Catherine will ...

8. brightlittleowl.com › phonemic-awarenessHow To Increase Phonemic Awareness With These 4 Sound Games

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   • Beginning Sounds. Invite your child to do this activity. Name the activity, “I-Spy.” Place the basket of objects on the rug or table. Ask your child to choose one object from the basket and hold it in their hand.
   • Ending Sounds. Note: These activities are done using objects containing only three sounds. This lesson develops your child’s awareness of the sound at the end of a word.
   • Middle Sounds. Note: Once your child quickly hears the beginning and ending sounds, introduce the middle sound. Choose objects containing only three sounds.
   • All sounds. This stage is more abstract—no need to use objects or cards. Choose any word that has three sounds, using the 40 key sounds. Remember that there is often a difference between the number of sounds heard in a word and the number of letters (church, which has three sounds and six letters).

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   Nov 18, 2020 · https://www.twinkl.co.uk/l/y52d0 - Follow this link to download the Spy Initial Sounds Phase 2 Phonics s, a, t, p, i, n Activity.I Spy Phonics Activities he...

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10. www.bbc.co.uk › tiny-happy-people › articles'I spy' game for toddlers and parents - BBC Tiny Happy People

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    I Spy is a great game to help children practise using vocabulary for all sorts of objects they can see. It can get them thinking about the different...