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Colour Words - Phonics

Introducing Colour Words

July 7th 2007 08:44
The following activities introduce/consolidate the recognition and reading of colour words.

The first set of lessons are taken from Phonic Packs lessons where the colour words are introduced.

Reading Books for Emerging Readers introducing/consolidating colour words can be found after the colour word lessons.

Scroll down to find booklets for the following colours:
blue, red, yellow, brown, orange, pink, white, black, purple and green.

Booklets titled 'Dinosaurs' and 'Fish' cover several color words in each book.


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'ar' as in car - Colour Word (red) - Phonic Pack 3

July 7th 2007 08:46
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My name is .

Lesson One: ‘ar’ as in car



‘ar’ as in car
cut and glue into scrap book ----------------------------- ----------------------------- --cut
Note to tutor:
1. Pointing to the caption under the car say to your child (using letter names) ‘a’ (ay) and ‘r’ (are) together say (using the sound) ‘ar’ as in car.
2. Pointing to the word car, sound it out, c-ar, and then blend it into the word car.
3. Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the car as she/he reads, ‘ar as in car’.

1. What is the colour of this car?

Is it red, yellow or purple?

Write the answer on the line.




2. What colour do you like for a car?

Write the answer on the line.
(Use the colour word flashcards to check for correct spelling.)




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3. Find the flash card which has the colour word ‘red’.
Start a pile of colour words with this flashcard.

4. Write ‘ar’ in the spaces and then sound out each word

c f st . p k

st t h d st t

5. Discuss the meaning of each word with your tutor.

6. Trace over the following words.
7. After you trace over each word sound it out, then blend it into a word.
8. After you read each word discuss its meaning with your tutor.

farm card cart yard bar

dark shark bark Mark

9. Why does Mark have a capital letter?
(because it is the name of a boy)


Here is a challenge:
10. Can you sound out and read these longer words?

carpet garden

Well done.

11. Find the flash card for ‘ar as in car’.



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12. These words all have a small word in them. Can you find the small word? Write it on the line. The first one has been done for you.

farm far
card
start
13. This word is made up with two words. Can you see the two words? Write them on the lines.
carpet

14. Words that are made up with two words are called compound words. Find the two words in these compound words. Write them on the lines.

onto . . . .
into . . . .

15. Go back to number 4 on page 3. Read the ‘ar’ words again. Choose two of the words and write sentences with the two words in them.
Remember: Each sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a full stop.
Think your sentences through and tell them to your tutor before you write them down.


. .


. .


. .



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'ai' as in train - Colour Word (black) - Phonic Pack 3

July 7th 2007 09:38
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'ai' as in train - Colour Word (black) - Lesson 4 - page 1 - Phonic Pack 3

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'ai' as in train - Colour Word (black) - Lesson Four - page 1 - Phonic Pack 3.

My name is .
Lesson Four: 'ai’ as in train



‘ai’ as in train
cut and glue into scrap book ----------------------------- ----------------------------- --------------------cut

Note to tutor:
1. Pointing to the caption under the train say to your child (using letter names) ‘a' (ay) and ‘i' (eye) together say (using the sound) ‘ai’ as in train.
2. Pointing to the word train, sound it out, tr-ai-n, and then blend it into the word train.
3. Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the train as he/she reads, ‘ai as in train’.

1. Write the colours you can see on the train. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.
.
.
.

2. Find the flash card for the word ‘black’. Put it on the pile with the flash card for the word ‘red’. Read both words.

3. Read the following story. Your tutor will help you if you need it but practise it by yourself before you read it to your tutor. If you can, sound out the words you do not know.



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The Mail Train

One day a train set off to take the mail to the town.

It sang as it chuffed along the rails,

“I can see a sheep. I can see a tree.

I can see a chick. I am free, free, free !!!”

Then it started to rain.

The train said as it chuffed along,

“This is sad. This is bad.

My paint will get wet. THIS IS BAD, BAD, BAD !!!”

“Wait under the tree,” said a snail to the train. “Then you will

not get wet and your paint will not stain.”

That is what the train did and just as well - it started to hail.

1. What happened next? Make up an ending for this story and tell it to your tutor.
2. Look back at the story. Sound out and read all the underlined words.
3. What sound can you hear in all these words?
4. What letters make up this sound? Underline them in each word.
5. Sound out and read the words in the rectangles.


rain
grain
maid
main

tail
chain
laid
trail

bait
pain
sail
hail

rail
nail
stain
drain



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6. Discuss the meaning of each word with your tutor.
7. Underline the ‘ai’ sound in each word in the rectangles.
8. Carefully cut out the rectangles.
9. Sort the rectangles into words that rhyme.
10. Glue the words underneath the words below, into columns of words that rhyme.
11. Read the words again.
12. Glue this page into your scrap book.

train mail paid wait







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'oa' as in boat - Colour Word (purple) - Phonic Pack 3

July 8th 2007 13:23
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My name is .
Lesson Seven: ‘oa’ as in boat
Read your flash cards. (Sunday, Monday, one, two, red, black, ‘ar’ as in
car, ‘ai’ as in train.)


‘oa’ as in boat
cut and glue into scrap book ----------------------------- ----------------------------- --------------cut

Note to tutor:
1. Pointing to the caption under the boat say to your child (using letter names) ‘o’ (oh) and ‘a' (ay) together say (using the sound) ‘oa’ as in boat.
2. Pointing to the word boat, sound it out, b-oa-t, and then blend it into the word boat.
3. Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the boat as he/she reads, ‘oa as in boat’.


4. Write the two colours you can see on the boat. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.

.


. .


. .

5. Find the flash card for the word ‘purple’. Put it on the pile with the flash cards for the words ‘red’ and ‘black’. Read the three colour words.



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6. Where is this boat?
7. Who is in the boat?
8. Why do you think this boat is s-ai-l-ing (sailing) with no one in
it?
9. Make up a story about this boat. Tell it to your tutor.

Read the following questions and answer yes or no on the line.

Can a (b-oa-t) boat (fl-oa-t) float?

Can a (t-oa-d) toad (cr-oa-k) croak?

Does a (g-oa-t) goat eat (s-oa-p) soap?

Does a (c-oa-t) coat eat (t-oa-st) toast?

Can you (m-oa-n) moan?

Can you (l-oa-d) load sheep onto a truck?

Write the following words underneath the correct picture.

boat goat coat





. .

Challenge:
Can you sound out the following ‘oa’ words ??????

loaf throat roast boast oats coast

cloak foam soak coach (Fantastic!!)


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'ea' as in leaf - Colour Word (green) - Phonic Pack 3

July 10th 2007 05:49
ea as in leaf colour word green
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My name is .
Lesson Ten: ‘ea’ as in leaf
Revise ‘oa’ words on page 15


‘ea’ as in leaf
cut and glue into your scrap book ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------cut
Note to tutor:
1.Pointing to the caption under the leaf say to your child (using letter names) ‘e’ (ee) and ‘a' (ay) together say (using the sound) ‘ea’ as in leaf.
2.Pointing to the word leaf, sound it out, l-ea-f, and then blend it into the word leaf.
3.Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the leaf as he/she reads, ‘ea’ as in leaf.

1. Write the colour of the leaf on the line. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.
.


2. Find the flash card for the word ‘green’. Put it on the pile with the flash cards for the words ‘red’, ‘black’ and ‘purple’. Read the four colour words.
3. Turn to the next page and find some autumn leaves.
4. Sound out and read the words in the leaves.
5. Discuss the meaning of the words with your tutor.
6. Cut the leaves out and glue them onto page 21. Because they are autumn leaves some may be still on the tree, some may be falling to the ground and some may be on the ground.
7. Glue page 21 in to your scrap book.

Note to tutor: Now is a good time to explain to your child about the seasons and mark them on the calendar. You could briefly discuss seasonal temperatures, clothes we wear, outdoor activities, foods and the behaviour of different animals and plants during some seasons. This lesson focuses on different coloured autumn leaves. Explain why some trees lose their leaves in autumn.



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leaf beach eat





seat
read meat



neat
tea each



team

sea pea

reach


peach

heat

clean bean

cream




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Lesson Fifteen - 'ow' as in cow

July 13th 2007 04:29
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My name is .
Lesson Fifteen – ‘ow’ as in cow
Revision: Look at your digraph flash cards and read the caption under each picture. ( ‘ar’ as in car, ‘ai’ as in rain, ‘oa’ as in boat, ‘ea’ as in leaf’)


‘ow’ as in cow
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Note to tutor:
1.Pointing to the caption under the cow say to your child (using letter names) ‘o’ (oh) and ‘w’ (double you) together say (using the sound) ‘ow’ as in cow.
2.Pointing to the word cow, sound it out, c-ow, and then blend it into the word cow.
3.Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the cow as he/she reads, ‘ow’ as in cow.

1. Write the colour of the cow on the line. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.
.

2. Find the flash card for the word ‘brown’. Notice the word ‘brown’ has ‘ow’ as in cow in it. Put it on the pile with the flash cards for the words ‘red’, ‘black’, ‘purple’ and ‘green’. Read the five colour words.
3. Turn to page 31 and find the jigsaw cow.
4. Turn to page 32 and find the parts for the jigsaw cow.
5. Read the ‘ow’ words in the jigsaw parts.
6. When you have read them all, carefully cut out the jigsaw parts and glue them in the correct place on the jigsaw cow.
7. Read the words again.
8. Glue page 31 into your scrap book.
9.Find the ‘ow’ as in cow flashcard and put it in the pile with the other digraph flashcard sounds that you know.



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'ow' as in cow - digraph - Phonic Pack 3

July 13th 2007 04:41
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My name is .
Lesson Sixteen – ‘ow’ as in cow
Revision: read number, days of the week and digraph flash cards.
Trace over each word, read each word and then match the word to its picture by joining them with a line:
clown

cow


crown
growl
brown
frown



crowd

owl
town

down




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1. It is hard to draw pictures for these ‘ow’ words. Can you read them? Trace over them first.

how now

2. Challenge: Can you read these longer ‘ow’ words? Draw a picture next to each one.

tower flower shower

3. Write a sentence with the words clown and town in it.
Remember every sentence has a capital letter and a full stop.
Think your sentence up and say it to your tutor before you write it.
.
.

4. Write a sentence with the words brown, now and cow in it. Think your sentence up and say it to your tutor before you write it.

. . .

Fantastic!!! You even remembered the capital letter and full stop. Well done. 




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i-e as in kite - Colour Word (white) - Phonic Pack 3

July 13th 2007 05:06
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My name is .
Lesson Seventeeen: ‘i-e’ as in kite
Note to tutor: The next four phonic lessons (except ‘ur’) are going to introduce the four vowels a,i,o,u followed by a consonant and a silent ‘e’. The silent ‘e’ changes the sound of the vowel:
‘a’ (like in bat) to ‘ay’
‘i’ (like in fit) to ‘eye’
‘o’ (like in hot) to ‘oh’
‘u’ (like in cut) to ‘oo’


‘i-e’ as in kite

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Note to tutor:
1. Pointing to the caption under the kite say to your child "silent ‘e’ (ee) changes ‘i’ (sounded like in ‘fit’) into ‘i’ (eye)"
Note: You do not say the words and sounds in the brackets. They are there to explain how to pronounce the sound.
2. Pointing to the word kite, sound it out, k-i-te, and then blend it into the word kite.
3. Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the kite as he/she reads, “silent ‘e’ changes ‘i’ into ‘i’
(eye) as in kite”.
4. Explain to your child that the ‘-‘ means another letter (a consonant)
always goes between the ‘i’ and the silent ‘e’ (like the ‘t’ in kite).
1. Write the colours of the kite on the line. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.

.

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2. Find the flash card for the word ‘white’. Notice the word ‘white’ has ‘i-e’ as in kite in it. Put it on the pile with the flash cards for the words ‘brown’, ‘red’, ‘black’, ‘purple’ and ‘green’. Read the six colour words.
Notice: the word ‘pile’ has ‘i-e’ as in kite in it.

3. Read the following sentence about the kite.

This is a white kite with a green stripe.

4. Find the three ‘i-e' as in kite words in the sentence and write them on the lines. .

5. Cut out and glue the kite on page 35 into your scrap book.

6. Read the words in the kites on page 37. Tick each kite as
you read it correctly to your tutor.

7. Glue page 37 into your scrap book.

8. Find the ‘i-e’ as in kite flashcard and put it in the pile
with the digraph flashcard sounds that you know.

Note to tutor: The word ‘write’ begins with a silent w. Discuss this with your child and explain that many words begin with a silent w, such as

wrong wreck wrote wrap wrist wren

Read these words with your child and discuss their meaning. Notice that these words all have the letter ‘r’ following the silent w.




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like write
l
kite


ride white
five


hive dive


while
time



bike mine

side

line slide
ride




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'i-e' as in kite - Phonic Pack 3

July 13th 2007 05:15
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My name is .
Lesson Eighteen: ‘i-e’ as in kite
Revision: Read ‘i-e’ as in kite words on page 37.

1. There are two number words that have ‘i-e’ as in kite.
They are five and nine.
Trace over the words and then write them on the line.

five nine .

2. Trace over, sound out and read the following ‘i-e’ as in kite words to your tutor. Discuss the meaning of each word with your tutor and (orally) put each word into a sentence.

bite hike ripe

wipe fine shine

pile hide drive

bride life smile

3. You have learnt that a compound word is a word made up with two smaller words. Find the two smaller words in this word and write them on the line.

outside



4. Glue page 38 into your scrap book.
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'ur' as in purple - Colour Word (purple) - Phonic Pack 3

July 13th 2007 05:26
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Lesson Nineteen: ‘ur’ as in purple turtle
Revision: Read ‘i-e’ as in kite words on pages 37 and 38

‘ur’ as in purple turtle
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Note to tutor:
1.Pointing to the caption under the purple turtle say to your child (using letter names) ‘u’ (you) and ‘r’ (are) together say (using the sound) ‘ur’ as in purple turtle.
2.Pointing to the word turtle, sound it out, t-ur-tle, and then blend it into the word turtle.
3.Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the turtle as he/she reads, ‘ur’ as in purple turtle.

1. Write the colour of the turtle on the line. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.
.

2. Find the ‘purple’ flash card from the pile of colour word flash cards that you know and match it to the word ‘purple’
underneath the turtle.
3. Read the other colour words that you know.
4. Turn to page forty and read the words on the turtle's back to your tutor.
5. Discuss the meaning of the words with your tutor. Put each word into a sentence and say it to your tutor.
6. Read the sentences below the turtle and fill in the spaces with the correct ‘ur’ word from the turtles back.
7. Read the sentences to your tutor.
8. Glue page 40 into your scrap book.
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9. Put the ‘ur’ as in purple turtle flash card with your other digraph flash cards.
10. Read the flash cards to your tutor.



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curl
turn

burn surf curb
fur nurse
hurt church






1. The girl rode her bike into the
on the side of the foot-path and
her leg.

The at the hospital put a
band-aid on it for her.

2. We went to the beach to swim in
the .

3. I can hear the bells
ringing.

4. My dog has soft, brown .





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'ur' as in purple - Phonic Pack 3

July 13th 2007 05:36
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'ur' as in purple - Colour Word (purple) - Lesson 20 - Phonic Pack 3 - Foundation Print

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My name is .
Lesson Twenty: ‘ur’ as in purple turtle
Revision: Read the ‘ur’ as in purple turtle words and sentences on page 40.

1. Look at these days of the week words. They both have
‘ur’ as in purple turtle in them.

Thursday Saturday

2. Add ‘ed’ to these words, then read them to your tutor. The first one has been done for you to trace over.

curl curled

turn .

burn .


3. Write a sentence with the word curve in it. Think up your sentence and say it to your tutor before you write it. Remember the capital letter and full stop.
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4. Write a sentence with the word burst in it.
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5. Read both sentences to your tutor.

Great work. You write very interesting sentences.



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'a-e' as in cake - Colour Word (orange)

July 16th 2007 11:44
a-e as in cake colour word orange
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My name is .
Lesson Twenty Three: ‘a-e’ as in cake
Revision: Read ‘i-e’ as in kite words on page 38.

‘a-e as in cake

cut and glue into your scrap book ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------cut
Note to tutor:
1. Pointing to the caption under the cake say to your child “silent ‘e’ (ee) changes ‘a’ (sounded like in ‘bat’) into ‘a’ (ay)".
You do not say the words and sounds in brackets. They are there to explain how to pronounce the sound.
2. Pointing to the word cake, sound it out, c-a-ke, and then blend it into the word cake.
3. Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the cake as he/she reads,
“silent ‘e’ changes ‘a’ into ‘a’ (ay) as in cake”.
4. Explain to your child that the ‘-‘ means another letter (a consonant)
always goes between the ‘a’ and the silent ‘e’ (like the ‘k’ in cake).

1. Write the three colours of the cake on the line. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.
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2. Find the flash card for the word ‘orange’. Put it on the pile with the flash cards for the words ‘white’, ‘brown’, ‘red’, ‘black’, ‘purple’ and ‘green’.
Read the seven colour words.
3. Look at the ‘join the dots’ activity on page 45.
4. Start at number 1. Read the word at number 1 to your tutor and then draw a line to number 2. They are all ‘a-e’ as in cake words
5. Read the word at number 2 to your tutor and then draw a line to number 3.
6. Continue to follow the numbers, reading each word to your tutor before moving on, until you reach number 20.



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cake Happy Birthday
gate made name ate make


came

shake
take

safe
gave
late
plane

bake

snake game
tale plate
whale date





7. What have you made?
8. How old are you? Find the number word flash card which tells you how old you are. Write that number word on the line to complete the sentence.

I am years old.

9. Draw that many candles on this birthday cake.
10. Find the flash card for ‘a-e’ as in cake and put it with your digraph flash cards.
11. Practise all of these flash cards.
12. Cut along the line on page 44 and glue the cake into your scrap book.
13. Glue page 45 into your scrap book.




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'a-e' as in cake - Colour Word (orange)

July 16th 2007 12:14
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'a-e' as in cake - Colour Word (orange) - Lesson 24 - Phonic Pack 3

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My name is .
Lesson Twenty Four: ‘a-e’ as in cake
Revision: read ‘a-e’ as in cake words from page 45.

Note to tutor: Read and draw activities combine accurate reading and comprehension. If the sentence mentions ‘two teddies’, then your child’s picture should have ‘two teddies’. If the sentence mentions ‘two brown teddies’, then the two teddies should be brown.

Let your child read the sentences with only as much help as needed. Encourage your child to use the following strategies to help her/him sound out words and read the sentences:
1. Look at the letter(s) the word begins with.
2. Sound the word out, blending the sounds together so she/he can hear the word forming.
3. Use the sense of the sentence to help read the words.
4. After practice ask your child to read the sentence fluently before drawing the picture.



Read and draw:

I can see a spade and a rake in the shade of a big, green tree.

I can see a brave lion, with a yellow mane, running down the lane.

There is a beautiful, blue lake by a big, brown cave. What is that in the cave? Draw what you think it might be.

What beautiful drawings. You have worked well.

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'o-e' as in rose - Colour Word (pink)

July 16th 2007 13:27
o-e as in rose colour word pink
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My name is .
Lesson Twenty Seven: ‘o-e’ as in rose
Revision: Read ‘silent ‘e’ (ee) makes ‘i’ (as in hit) say ‘i’ (eye) as in kite’ words on page 37.
Read ‘silent ‘e’ (ee) makes ‘a’ (as in cat) say ‘a’ (ay) as in cake’ words on page 45.


‘o-e’ as in rose
cut and glue into your scrap book ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------------------------- ----------cut
Note to tutor:
1. Pointing to the caption under the rose say to your child “silent ‘e’ (ee) changes ‘o’ (sounded like in ‘hot’) into ‘o’ (oh)".
You do not say the words and sounds in brackets. They are there to explain how to pronounce the sound.
2. Pointing to the word rose, sound it out, r-o-se, and then blend it into the word rose.
3. Ask your child to point to each word in the caption under the picture of the rose as he/she reads,
“silent ‘e’ changes ‘o’ (as in hot) into ‘o’ (oh) as in rose”.
4. Explain to your child that the ‘-‘ means another letter (a consonant)
always goes between the ‘o’ and the silent ‘e’ (like the ‘s’ in rose).

1. Write the colours of the rose on the line. Check with the colour words for the correct spelling.
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2. Find the flash card for the word ‘pink’. Put it on the pile with the flash cards for the words ‘orange’, ‘white’, ‘brown’, ‘red’, ‘black’, ‘purple’ and ‘green’.

You can now read the eight colour words. Well done.

3. Cut along the line and glue the red rose into your scrap book.




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3. Look at the roses on this page. What do you notice is the same about the words on the roses? (They all have ‘o-e’ as in rose)
4. Choose one rose and read the words on it to your tutor. When you have done this choose a colour and lightly colour the rose. After you have coloured the rose make sure you can still read the words.
5. Repeat number 4 until you have read all the words to your tutor and all the roses are coloured in.

those

bone note hose

rose




st one

home
rope
nose
woke joke

rope

cone

6. Discuss the meaning of the words with your tutor.
7. Cut the roses out.
8. Go to page 51 and arrange the roses into a bouquet.
Arrange all of the roses first before you glue so you know
they will be in the right place.
Note: You will need to draw longer stems on the roses to make them look as though they are in a bouquet.
9. Trace over and read the sentence on page 51.
10. Glue page 51 into your scrap book.



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A beautiful bouquet of roses




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