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Reading Meeting

Reading Meeting . Phonics Reading Books Ways to support your child with their reading Bug Club. Phonics. 20 minutes everyday with whole of Reception. -New sounds each week (consistent with sound book sheets)

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Reading Meeting

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  1. Reading Meeting • Phonics • Reading Books • Ways to support your child with their reading • Bug Club

  2. Phonics • 20 minutes everyday with whole of Reception. • -New sounds each week (consistent with sound book sheets) • -Each sound is taught with an action and song. Can your child teach you the action and song? • -Phonemes: smallest unit of sound. • -Graphemes: the way the phoneme is written. • -We are learning ‘grapheme phoneme correspondence

  3. The 44 phonemes

  4. Decodable words We are teaching the children to blend. Oral blending is where the child hears the sounds and can merge them to make the word. Blending is where the child can recognise the written phonemes and merge them together to read a word. Segmenting is where the child hears each sound in a word and is able to write them down. The first stage in this is to hear the initial sound in a word.

  5. High frequency words Some decodablee.g is, it, and Some trickye.g the, said

  6. Useful Websites Phonics games: http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/phase-2-games.html http://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/Phase2Menu.htm Free worksheets for handwriting and segmenting work available: http://www.sparklebox.co.uk/literacy/alphabet/activity-booklets/cursive.html#.UmVc3_mkpVI

  7. Opportunities for Reading in School • Daily Phonic Sessions (All Reception) • Daily Story Times (Morning and Afternoon) • Book corner in free play • Shared reading of Big books • Guided Reading (After Christmas) • Reading to an adult in school • Library Time

  8. Reading Books • Children read x3 a week • Book Banded with different schemes • Reading Diary • New Reading Books (Mon, Wed, Fri) • Library Book (Fridays) • Bug Club

  9. 10 tips on helping your child read As parents you are your child's most influential teacher with an important part to play in helping your child to learn to read. Here are some suggestions on how you can help to make this a positive experience.

  10. 1. Choose a quiet time 2. Make reading enjoyable 3. Maintain the flow 4. Be positive 5. Praise! 6. Talk about the book - Look at front cover, predict what the story is about? - Can they predict through pictures? - Sound out words using their phonics? - Strategy Check - Can they recall the main points of the story back to you? 7. Regular practice 8. Visit the Library 9. Model reading (ipad / Kindle / Cookery Books / Good old fashioned hardback!!) 10. Variety is important! (Stories, poems, rhymes, non fiction, comics)

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