My Phonics First Step in Reading

The biggest collection of games and activities to have a BLAST learning phonics Building phonics skills is the first step to reading success―and now it’s FUN too My Phonics Workbook helps new readers ages 46 become phonics allstars with extra fun and educational games. Watch kids learn the alphabet from AZ and connect letters to sounds and words. With mazes, puzzles, word searches, and more, this workbook is playpacked with “aha” moments that pave the way to becoming a stellar reader. My Phonics Workbook teaches: Letters AZ―Start off with the building blocks of individual vowel and consonant sounds. Sounds to words―Cumulative lessons allow new readers to progress from letter sounds to word blends. 101 Awesome activities―Coloring, tracing, mazes, puzzles, word searches and more keep kids motivated to learn from beginning to end. The best lessons leave the biggest smiles―this phonics workbook makes sure of that on every page.

Jenny Dooley - Virginia Evans

• High quality systematic, synthetic phonics method, helping young learners to decode print and become fluent readers and spellers

• Wealth of inviting and appealing activities, making the learning of phonics easy, enjoyable and memorable

• Multi-sensory approach catering for different learning styles

(visual-auditory-kinaesthetic)

• Methodical blending and segmenting activities

• Gradual presentation of sight words (most frequent words that do not necessarily or completely conform to grapheme/phoneme correspondence rules)

• Catchy chants and songs based on traditional tunes

• Development of phonemic strategies through cumulative stories and texts

• Regular and effective assessments

• Variety of fun activities and games

• Offline Cross-platform application

A high quality 5-level phonics programme designed to teach a phonics first and fast

approach!

naming and sounding the letters of the alphabet (A-M)

of sight words.

Catchy songs based on traditional tunes!

6 Circle the pictures of the words that begin

with the same sound.

Lesson 3

Lesson 4 : Activity Book

d oll

Phonics Bu ild- U p

7 Listen, point and repeat Colour the pictures of the words

that start with the d sound Say the d words.

Fun activities make the learning of phonics memorable!

1 Listen Read along.

Look at the !

It is on the .

Look at the !

It is on the , too!

Look at the !

It is on the ! 2

1

3

First steps to reading fun, short stories!

2 Which animals are in the story? Colour.

Look! A with a ! 4

2 Look and tick ( ✓ ).

d b

3

c d

4

a d

2

Review 1 (Aa, Bb, Cc, Dd)

Regular assessments monitoring pupils’ progress.

3 Say the words Draw lines to match.

4 Listen and circle

Multi-sensory approach catering for different learning styles.

Aa = Bb = Cc =

7

4 Say the sounds Trace the right shape.

3 Write the letter Cc Colour the pictures that start with the c

sound.

Sample page fr

om My Phonics 1a,

Activity Book

1 Listen, point and repeat.

Unit 3

H – E – N,

H – E – N, HEN!

Lesson 1

h en

1 2 3 4

Unit 3 Lesson 2

B – E – D,

B – E – D, BED!

2 3 4

1 ed

ed e

e

t

t

et ed

ed et

Unit 3

10

My red pet hen is on my red bed.

Look at my red jet!

My red pet hen is on my red jet now.

My red pet hen is not sad

Lesson 5 : Activity Book

1

2

3

1 Listen Read along.

3

This is my red pet hen!

Look! This is

my big jet!

Now my red pet hen is in my big jet!

Oh, no! My red pet

hen is in a big bin!

Let’s dig in the bin for the red hen!

om

My Phonics 2

Pupil’s Book Pupil’s Book

1 Where is the hen?

The hen is in the .

2 Where is the hen now?

The hen is in the .

4

Oh, good! Here is

my red pet hen! and a wig! With a pin

Lesson 1

Review 2 (short e, short i)

ig in f

in en p

at en h

in en f

ig in w

ed ig r

Pupil’s Book

4 Look, read and tick ( ✓ ) the right sentence.

1

The bed is red.

The jet is red.

3

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The men have a pen.

The men have a hen.

en ed in et

en ed in et

en ed in et

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