Phonics - Week beginning Monday 18th May

Great Bentley Primary School - Phonics
This week, we are going to focus on the 'ear', 'ure' and 'air' trigraphs. A trigraph is a group of three characters used to represent a single sound or a combination. The children recognise this as "three letters that make one sound". To do so, we are going to be using BBC Bitesize. 
Monday - 'ear'

 Please click on the following link to access BBC Bitesize - 'ear'.

 ear words - ear sound - Bossy r words - FREE Printable Phonics Poster 
Can you choose one of the 'ear' words and write and sentence?

 Tuesday - 'ure' 

 Please click on the following link to access BBC Bitesize 'ure'

 Phase 3: oi, ear, air, ure, er - table cards. | Teaching Resources
Can you choose one of the 'ure' words and write a sentence?

 Wednesday - 'air'

 Please click on the following link to access BBC Bitesize 'air'

 air Words - Phonics Poster - phonics-teaching.com
Can you choose one of the 'air' words and write a sentence?

 Thursday - Sound hunt

 Can you find items containing the following sounds around your house?
  • ch
  • sh
  • air
  • w
  • j
  • th


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