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Phonics (Part1) : City, Face

1) The document outlines a 5-part phonics curriculum to teach children to read. Part 1 focuses on single consonant sounds and sight words. Part 2 introduces short vowels. Part 3 teaches blends and 4-5 letter words with single vowels. Part 4 introduces long vowels. Part 5 moves to bigger words with more than 6 letters. 2) Each part is meant to take about 6 months with repetition, starting with single letters and sounds, then blending, short vowels, long vowels, and finally longer words. Sight words and high frequency words are introduced throughout. 3) The goal is for children to read phonetically at first, then fluently, and be able to spell words they have learned

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Phonics (Part1) : City, Face

1) The document outlines a 5-part phonics curriculum to teach children to read. Part 1 focuses on single consonant sounds and sight words. Part 2 introduces short vowels. Part 3 teaches blends and 4-5 letter words with single vowels. Part 4 introduces long vowels. Part 5 moves to bigger words with more than 6 letters. 2) Each part is meant to take about 6 months with repetition, starting with single letters and sounds, then blending, short vowels, long vowels, and finally longer words. Sight words and high frequency words are introduced throughout. 3) The goal is for children to read phonetically at first, then fluently, and be able to spell words they have learned

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Phonics (Part1)

It takes a child about 6 months to learn this part. Repetition makes them perfect
1) Teach only small alphabets phonetically (Do NOT Introduce Vowels here)
B --> bh
C --> has 2 sounds like K (cat) and S like in (City, Face) (Rule: every time the alphabet C is followed by
the vowel "i" or "e" it has the sound of "S")
D --> Dh
F --> Fh
G --> Has 2 sounds again Gh (Goat) and J like in (Gem, Magic) (Rule: every time the alphabet G is
followed by the vowel "i" or "e" it has the sound of "J")
H --> Hh
J --> J
K --> K
L --> lh
M --> mh
N --> nh
P --> ph
Q --> qu
R --> rr
S --> s
T --> t
V --> Vh
W --> Vh
X --> X
Y --> Has 2 sounds again "eh" (Fly) or "i" as in (Pony)
Z --> Zh
In this part make sure that the child can identify
1) Starting sound in each word (ex bat)
2) The ending sound in each word (ex cap)
3) The middle sound in each word (ex gate, ruler etc)
4) Can write the small alphabets comfortably and recognize them)
5) Knows the abc sequence

Phonics (Part 2)
It takes a child about 6 months to learn this part alone. Repetition makes them perfect
1) Introduce only short vowels (The rule is any word that has only 1 vowel is a short vowel)
A --> aa (Cat)
E --> eh (bed)
I --> ih (pig)
O --> oh (mop)
U --> uh (tub)
2) Introduce "Sight" words (words that cannot be read phonetically)
Example: the, to, go, put, my

3) Introduce some high frequency words


Example: my, by, is, are, this, said
4) Make the child now read books that have only short vowels and some sight and high frequency words.
Make the child read these "Phonetically" and then aim for speed. The child should not take more ten 10
minutes to read a book of more than 8 pages and should read fluently. He should read "bat" instead of b-a-t
5) Test the child on spellings on words that you have introduced so far.
6) DO NOT proceed to then next level till you are not satisfied.

Phonics (Part 3)
It takes a child about 6 months to learn this part alone. Repetition makes them perfect
1) Introduce blends all that you can think about with each alphabet that is not a vowel
Examples:
a) Bl (blow) , Br (brown)
b) Cl (click), CK (black) , ch (chip, watch), cr (crow)
c) Dr (drum)
d) Fl (Fly), Fr (fright), fry
e) Gr (great), gl (glow),
f) St (pest, stair), sc (scarf), sl (slide), sn (snap), sp (spade)
h) Th (that)
i ) Wh (what, whale)
j) rk (park)
h) sh (ship)
j) R blends "ar" (star) , "ir" (shirt), "er" (jerk), ur (turn)
k) ng (song)
l ) nd (hand)
m) kn (know)
n) wa (watch)
o) qu (queen)
p) Ph (phone)
q) ld (old)
r) lk (walk)
s) ght (light, sight)
t) ing (king)
The child should be able to recognize the this is any word that that they see and should read phonetically
Now introduce 4 - 5 letter words that have some blend in it, BUT ONLY 1 VOWEL
The blend can be in the beginning or in end of the word or in the middle
Introduce more sight and high frequency words (are, our, very, this, that, there, why, here, were, etc)
Make the child read books on blends now. Generally one book is based on 1 blend

Make the child read plural words ex "gate", "gates" ie Introduce words that end with "S"
6) DO NOT proceed to then next level till you are not satisfied.

Phonics (Part 4)
It takes a child more than 6 months to learn this part alone. Repetition makes them perfect
1) Introduce long vowels in the sequence shown below (The rule is any word that has more than 1
vowel, the first vowel is long (stretch it out) and the second vowel is a short vowel.
Long A -> there are 5 types
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

"a - e" words ex "cake", "bake"


"ay" words ex "hay", "may"
"ai" words ex "stair", "stain", "pail"
"all" words like call, ball
"aw" words like paw, saw, hawk

Long I -> there are 2 types


1) "i - e" words ex "pile", "bike"
2) "ie" words ex "pie", "tried"
Long O-> there are 8 types
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)

"o - e" words ex "coke"


"oy" words ex "boy"
"oi" words ex "boil"
"ou" ex (could), house
"ow" ex blow, snow ( ow and ou have the same sound)
"oo" ex cool
"oa" ex boat
"oe ex "toe"

Long U
1) u - e words like cute
2) qu (quiet, quilt)
Long E -- There are 4 types
1) e --> he, me, she ( any word ending with "e" and no other vowel in it)
2) ee --> ex sleep, meet
3) ea --> "heat" this on the most confusing because there are exceptions like "heart" and you must explain
it with the "ar" blend in it.
4) "ew" --> new, knew

Introduce more sight and high frequency words


Try teaching long vowels as where they have to fill in the vowel (ex are below)
cap
cape
bit
bite
tub
tube
man
mane

Phonics (Part 5)
Bigger words ( more than 6 letter words)

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