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2. Mrs Robins infanthead@wroughtonfederation.co.uk
Mrs Smith EY Team Leader SmithC@wroughtonfederation.co.uk
Miss Azzopardi AzzopardiL@wroughtonfederation.co.uk
Miss Davies DaviesN@wroughtonfederation.co.uk
3. Phonics (letter sounds)
Learn sounds
Need to know letter sounds (correct
pronunciation of pure sounds) rather than letter
names in order to read
Teach 4 new sounds each week then final day to
recap
Send home sounds in green sound books as they
are taught so you can reinforce and draw pictures
of things beginning with that sound
Please practise sounds every day and record in
their white Reading Record book
4. Blending
Green words – the children will come across lots of words
which they will be able to sound out
To build words (for spelling)
c - a - t = cat b - u - g = bug
To decode words (for reading)
tap = t - a - p hen = h - e - n
Parents can:
Play “I spy” with initial, final and then short vowel sounds
Have magnetic letters in kitchen to practise spelling and
writing words
Help children blend sounds when they are reading
5. Key words
Taught by character sheets e.g. Paw
Patrol. These are sight words (red words)!
Important to practise and look for these
words ALL the time – they are ‘key’ words!
We will teach several key words each
week and constantly re-inforce
Parents can PLAY GAMES with them:
Snap, pairs and matching games
Kim’s Game (guess the missing word)
Magnetic letters on the fridge
Make up your own!
6. Reading Story Books
Parents can
Read to your children! Read with them!
Ask questions about stories and the pictures
Ask the child to retell the story
Decide on their favourite part
Predict what will come next
Important to continue to read to your children
even when they start reading books themselves
7. Reading Scheme Books
We start with books with no words
First do a “walk through the book”
Read the book, initially using the pictures as cues
Ensure they point to the words
Search for words in the book
Reading scheme books will be changed when you
have read them at home
Please write in the children’s reading records
when they have read at home
8. Guided Reading
This will take place in a small group each week
from January
Each child has a copy of the same book that will
be at an appropriate level for the group
The children learn many reading skills through
this activity:
Book talk (front cover, title, blurb)
Predicting
Discussing the story (characters, events, favourite
parts)
Retelling the story
10. Handwriting
Teach letter formation as we teach each sound –
with story
Draw in the air, on each others’ back, on the floor
before writing
Practise in sand, paint, shaving , whiteboards,
foam, aqua draw
Correct letter formation very important – please
help them to form letters correctly when they
write at home
11. Writing at home –Be seen to write!
Give it a purpose!
Shopping lists
Label models
Invitations
Cards
Post cards
Dad’s to do list
Games – hangman
Diary/scrap book
E-mail
Record a score in a game
Story scrap book
12. It doesn’t have to be correct!
Shopping list: bagels, milk, orange
juice, mushrooms.
Sarah drew a sequence and
labelled the feelings of the
girls in her picture: sad,
surprised and happy.
13. Numeracy in the Early Years.
Mathematics is one of the specific areas that we
teach in the foundation stage.
Mathematics is split into 2 areas of learning:
Numbers
Shape, Space and Measures.
Mathematics is taught every day through play as well
as through directed tasks and activities.
14. Mathematical session.
Every day the class teacher will teach a Mathematical
objective.
In the classroom there will be Mathematical provision
for the children to explore.
The class teacher and TA will work with groups of
children on a directed task.
At the end of the session the teacher will bring the
class back together to assess whether the objective
of the session has been met.
15. Mathematical ideas.
Number games – snakes and ladders,
Number songs and stories and action rhymes.
Number hunts in the sand, water, den area, outside classroom.
Making numbers out of play dough.
Magic air writing, whiteboards, tracings, paintings, chalks, sand,
shaving foam.
Flashcards, bean bags with numbers on, dice,
Welly walks looking for numbers and shapes.
Cutting, sticking, ordering numbers.
Interactive mathematical games on whiteboard.
Computer programmes.
16. Mathematical language
We need to develop children’s use of
mathematical language in their play relating to…
Time: day, week, year, month, hour, seconds
Shapes: 2D and 3D shape names, curved, straight,
corners
Comparing different measures: longer, shorter,
taller, heavier, lighter, bigger, smaller
Position and direction: under, over, behind, in
front, forwards, backwards, above
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17. Homework Packs
Please use the pack as a guide to help your child on
their learning journey.
But most of all just have Fun.
18. And finally...
Encourage and praise all efforts! Children easily
lose confidence in their reading and writing if
they feel it is only judged for accuracy
Learning should always be a positive experience
19. Workshops…
Please make your way down to your child’s class where
activities have been set up for you and your children
to have a go at…
Teachers will be available to answer any of your
questions…