Lesson
GROUP 7: LESSON ‹ue›
Teach the ue sound with Jolly Phonics lesson guidance, including story and action ideas, revision prompts and practice support for teachers.
GROUP 7: LESSON ‹ue›
Lesson ‹ue›:
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REVISION
Step 1
Revision
Teacher guidance:
Use flashcards to briefly revise the letter sounds already taught. Revise the formation of one or two letters.
What to do:
- Show flashcards of taught letter sounds. Pupils say each sound once and do the action.
- Choose 2 or 3 letters to write on the board. While this is being done the children form the letters in the air.
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Step 2
Story and Action
Teacher guidance:
Use the Finger Phonics Big Book to introduce and tell the story related to the new letter sound.
What to do:
- Highlight words from the story that include the sound /ue/. Ask pupils to think of and share other words with the same sound.
- Show the ‹ue› flashcard, then do the action and say the /ue/ sound together as a class.
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