A bit of phonics

Learn this nice song for practicing phonics.

Phonics games

Hi, everyone! For this weekend I suggest using this spelling game which is really interesting as you can review some vocabulary. Good luck!!


Beginning sounds

Jumpy "E"

Ending sounds

Phonics Chant

Today's suggestion is a phonics chant which is actually interesting as you can review many of the sounds learned in class. Try to sing it!
La sugerencia que hoy os presento es una canción de phonics que resulta muy interesante para practicar los sonidos estudiados en clase. Intentad cantarla!

Unfortunately, this morning I was not able to hand out the "er", "ir" and "ur" worksheet for you to work at home, so I post this flashgame so that you can practice.


http://www.starfall.com/n/make-a-word/control-r/load.htm?f

You can also make a reading. Have fun!



http://www.starfall.com/n/control-r/r/load.htm?f

See you tomorrow!

Unfortunately, this morning I was not able to hand out the "er", "ir" and "ur" worksheet for you to work at home

Unfortunately, this morning I was not able to hand out the worksheet for you to work at home

For practising reading and phonics, the most interesting web page is starfall.
I highly recommend that you let children do it.
http://www.starfall.com/n/level-a/learn-to-read/load.htm?f

Jolly Songs

If you want to sing the songs, use this links. Please, do sing them once and again.

Routines songs

I also consider important that you learn the days of the week song. Please, listen to it once and again. It's really sticky.
Creo que es importante también que aprendáis esta canción de los días de la semana. Por favor, escuchadla una y otra vez; es muy pegadiza.




And this is a second option.


If you have to work on them, use this activity, which is really nice.
http://tes.iboard.co.uk/player/frameset.htm?id=3871

Finally, you can download this pdf and print the labels for your bedroom walls. Remember that some days are tricky words.
http://www.communication4all.co.uk/Classroom%20Basics/DaysSassoon.pdf

There you go! My very first contribution will be this nice story maker which the children have already enjoyed and used in class.
http://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/make-your-own/story-maker