Good Morning, Reception.
Well done for all of your hard work in phonics this week.
Today, we will be practicing using the tricky words and the digraphs ‘ch’, ‘sh’, ‘th’, ‘ng’ and ‘qu’ sounds for reading and writing sentences.
Can you read these words? You could play the game or take turn with a gown up, reading the words.
Can you read these sentences?
Can you write the sentences, without looking at them, when an adult reads them to you? Don’t forget your finger spaces!
This is a lot of writing at one time, so I would recommend that you do two or three at a time and then come back to it later.
Challenge: Write two questions for me by sounding out words and using your tricky words.
I am looking forward to seeing your writing today.
Love from Miss Siswick
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James was generally very good writing the sentences with only a couple of mistakes/difficulties.
Here are his questions for you (written by him).
1. Are you going to the park?
2. When can we come to school?
James.
Well done, James. Please can you send me a photo of your writing with your name on it?
Good morning!
Theo did his work and we will send photo soon.
Great writing, Theo. Well done.
Good morning Miss,
I played with the tricky words game. It was fun.
I read and wrote the sentences with no mistakes. I sent my writing ✍️ and questions to you.
Well done, Cesar. Great sentences.
I do like shell fish.
I can sing a song. I love singing.
Good morning,
Sibylle likes the game, we had to repeat it several times! ?
I asked her if she can try to write smaller than usual and now we need a magnifying glass to read the first sentence!
Her question are (written by Sibylle)
– can you chop quick as a chef ?
– do the fish quack ?
Well done, Sybille. No. I cannot chop as quickly as a chef! No. Fish do not quack!
Can you send me a photo of your writing?
Great writing, Sybille. The writing in the first sentence was a bit small! The last five sentences were the perfect size.
Keep practicing ‘was’ and ‘my’.
Good morning
Ryan read all the words in the game and read the sentences. The words he needed help in reading were ‘they’ and ‘her’.
Ryan’s writing has been sent
Great spelling, Ryan. Your writing is getting so easy for me to read.
I quite like walking but I prefer swimming.
Hello miss Siswick,
We read all the words and the sentences on our own, we wrote down 2 sentences and will write the rest in the afternoon, it is too much to do in one go!
Sent you a picture.
Well done, Philippa. Great writing. I agree that it is better to have a rest and carry on later.
Hi. Rocco could read the words and the sentences well, although he struggled with ‘liquid’ and ‘with’ . We will send the pic of the sentences over. He needs help to spell correctly without copying the words. He can do some of them but he does needs prompting/ help with quite a few.
Well done, Rocco. Keep practicing sounding out and spelling the words. Keep looking for the tricky words when you are reading.
My answers to your questions:
Yes. I do like pizza?
I would love to look after baby Nico!
What a nice game Reception. Enjoy it!
Good morning Miss Siswick,
Chiara could read the words and write these sentences without help and seing them.
The questions from chiara are
Do you run very quick?
Do you like flowers and can I bring you some when I will see you?
Great writing, Chiara, I can read all of the words.
I run very slowly!
I like flowers very much, thank you.
Hi, Marcus was fine reading and writing the sentences.
He enjoyed trying to think up questions using the most tricky words he could. He did one (tricky!) question with 7 tricky words and another one with 5!
Well done, Marcus. Your writing is so clear and you used so many tricky words. When and Where are extra tricky!
I do not know when we will go back to school. I hope it is soon.
I am going to have lasagne and salad for my dinner.
Amber wrote and read her sentences independently Her questions to you were:
Do you chose shopping? (choose).
Do you lice shells and the queen and the burdes called chat?
Do you like shells and the queen and birds called chat?
Picture sent of her work.
Well done, Amber. I do like shells and the queen and birds. I do not know any birds called chat though!
Well done, Ruby-Mae. I can read lots of your words.
Try writing one of the sentences all by yourself and practice a bit every day.
Well done, Tim. Great writing and you used capital letters and full stops.
You have asked me two very difficult questions!
Ships drop an anchor in the sea at night time and stay where they are or they sail back into the harbour and stay there.
I do not know why ducks quack! Can you find out?
Great writing, Sybille. The writing in the first sentence was a bit small! The last five sentences were the perfect size.
Keep practicing ‘was’ and ‘my’.
Great writing, Harlow.
Yes. I am always hungry!
I do like sparkly shoes but I do not have any.
Well done, Maya. I can read lots of your words.
Try writing one of the sentences at a time and think about each word.
Great writing, Luca. I can read every sentence.