23Oct
reading fluency worksheets
Phonics lays a foundation for fluent reading, spelling, and understanding word structures. A firm grasp of phonics lays a strong foundation and ensures that children do not struggle when reading.
Tag: #jollyphonics
20Oct
ur words flashcards
We often come across words like fur, burn, curl, turf, lurch, etc. The common sound in these words is the ur sound. When u is followed by r, it no
03Sep
Uppercase letter tracing worksheets
It is important to develop good handwriting skills from an early age. Once your child is able to grip a pencil properly, you can try these uppercase letters tracing worksheets
27Aug
ck sound words Pack 3
When a single short vowel word ends with the /k/ sound, it is spelled -ck! In this post, I will be sharing worksheets for words with the ck sound.
23Aug
homophone sentences
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and different spellings. A good understanding of homophones is important to master the English language. They enhance vocabulary and
20Aug
digraphs reading comprehension
Digraphs are two letters that make one sound. Consonant digraphs are two adjacent consonants that produce one speech sound. Digraphs are not blends. You can read about digraphs and blends
16Jul
digraphs for kids
Word scrambles are useful educational tools. They are challenging as well as interesting as they test a child’s problem-solving skills. Word scrambles also make children better spellers. I use these
13Jul
s blend sentences – sc sk sw sm sn sp st
Our little readers have begun reading s-blend words like scan, skit, step, smock, snip, swim, sped, etc. quite comfortable by now. It is time for sentences focusing on the s
30Jun
er words flashcards
An r-controlled vowel is one that is immediately followed by the letter ‘r’ and which can no longer be pronounced as a long or short vowel. This is an important
28Jun
phonics reading stories – ng nt nd nk
The aim of learning phonics is to become independent readers. This post includes short phonics stories for reading fluency. We begin with beginning sounds and then move on to phonics
