This title is part of a brand new set of non-fiction phonically
decodable reading books perfect for very early readers.
These expertly levelled books are engaging, and are exactly
matched to Little Wandle Letters & Sounds Revised, used in schools
across the UK.
The artwork and photographs are detailed so as not to provide
picture cues and prompting. Each book also contains parent's notes
and a 'talk about it' task to support children's
oracy, vocabulary and comprehension skills. Thirteen sets of non-fiction
books covering groups of sounds to allow for progression.
There are thirteen sets in total, covering:
Phase 2 Set 1: s a t p i n m d
Phase 2 Set 2: g o c k ck e u r h b f l
Phase 2 Set 3: ff ll ss j v w x y z zz
Phase 2 Set 4: qu ch sh th ng nk
Phase 3 Set 5: ai ee igh oa oo
Phase 3 Set 6: ar or ur ow oi ear air er
Phase 4 Set 7: Adjacent consonants with short vowels
Phase 4 Set 8: Adjacent consonants with Phase 3 long vowels
Phase 5 Set 9: ay (play), ou (cloud), oy (boy), ea (each),
ir (bird), ie (pie), ue (blue), u (unicorn)
Phase 5 Set 10: o (go), i (tiger), a (paper), e (he),
a-e (snake), i-e (time), o-e (home), u-e (cute), e-e (these), ew
(new), ie (shield), aw (claw)
Phase 5 Set 11: y (funny), ea (head), wh (wheel), oe (toe),
ou (shoulder), y (fly), ow (snow), g (giant), ph (phone), le
(apple), al (metal), c (ice), ve (give), o-e (some), o (mother),
ou (young), se (cheese), se (mouse), ce (fence), ey (donkey), ui
(fruit), ou (soup)
Phase 5 Set 12: or (word), u (full), oul (could), are
(share), ear (bear), ere (there), au (author), aur (dinosaur), oor
(floor), al (walk), tch (match), ture (adventure), al (half), a
(father), a (water), a (want), ear (learn), wr (wrist), st (whistle),
sc (science), ch (school), ch (chef), ze (freeze), schwa at
the end of words (actor)
Phase 5 Set 13: eigh (eight), aigh (straight), ey (grey),
ea (break), gn (gnaw), kn (knee), mb (thumb), ere (here), eer
(deer), su (treasure), si (vision), dge (bridge), ge (large), y
(crystal), ti (potion), ssi (mission), si (mansion), ci (delicious),
augh (daughter), our (pour), oar (oar), ore (more)
Have you got them all?
