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This week revisits key phonics patterns introduced in Year 1. Students consolidate understanding of common digraphs and trigraphs such as oo, ee, and igh. These patterns appear regularly in reading and writing tasks across the curriculum.
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afraid |
Are you afraid of thunderstorms?
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before |
Put your coat on before going outside.
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bright |
The holly berry is bright red.
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coach |
We took a coach to the beach.
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coin |
Lucy had a coin in her pocket.
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group |
My group won the school competition.
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scared |
Are you scared?
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search |
Leon had to search for his socks.
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week |
Mum is on night duty at the hospital this week.
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wood |
The ship's deck is made of wood.
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Spelling Snowball
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Egg Hunt
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Word Search, small
The classic English word game.
Against the Clock
Spelling 'against the clock'.
Mayan Temple
Try the temple spelling puzzle.
Monkey Business
It's bananas!
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