Phonics:

Ow, oa o-e

Point to the correct digraph in the word

English: To listen to a poem - 'Year Groups' (Oak National Academy)

Can you remember what a poem is?

Practise reciting the poem.

What did the child master in Year 2?

Phonics:

Ow, oa o-e

Read the words from the video, spotting the digraphs

Recap some previously taught sounds – read the words

English: To identify rhyming words

(Oak National Academy)

Identify rhyming words for the words: three, five, one, two, four and six.

Challenge: Write your own rhyming words for:

Phonics:

Ow, oa o-e

Spot the digraphs in the words

Recap some previously taught sounds – read the sentence and spot the digraphs already taught.

English: To plan a poem

(Oak National Academy)

• Fold a piece of paper as shown into 12 parts.
• Write numbers 1-6 down the left-hand column.
• Write and draw a picture of something that rhymes with numbers 1-6 as Miss Browne demonstrates in the video.
• Pause the video if required.

Phonics:

Ow, oa o-e

Spot the different sounds in the sentences. Read the sentences.

English: To identify syllables

(Oak National Academy) 

What is a syllable?

How many syllables are there in the words: cat, over, banana and information?

How many syllables are in the sentences:

• The cat is black?
• My bottle is blue?
• I learnt how to just be me?

Phonics:

Ow, oa o-e

Spelling Quiz

English: To write a poem

(Oak National Academy)

You will need your poem plan with the 12 parts to help you.

• Write the title: Year Groups (at the top)
• Watch Miss Browne write her poem.
• Pause the video and write the same sections for your poem.
• Each line of your poem must have only 6 syllables!

Check & edit your poem for:

Capital letters

Syllables

Rhyming words