- Key words
- vowel sounds
- digraphs
- trigraphs
Prior learning
Before starting this lesson, children should: - be able to hear and discriminate vowel sounds
Introduction
This lesson looks at the /ear/ and /e/ vowel phonemes. It consists of four teaching units. There are two activity units in order to cover each of the vowel phonemes and two explanation units. These notes provide a screen-by-screen overview of the aims, activity types and the key teaching points. Explanation: vowel phoneme /ear/
Aim: - to identify the /ear/ vowel sound in words
Resources: - narrated explanation
- illustrated example
Teaching point: - the vowel sound /ear/ can be heard in certain words
Activity: can you hear the vowel sound /ear/? Aim: - to identify the /ear/ vowel sound
Resources: - online activity
- optional off-screen extension activity
Teaching point: - the vowel sound /ear/ can be heard in certain words
Explanation: vowel phoneme /e/ Aim: - to identify the /e/ vowel sound in words
Resources: - narrated explanation
- illustrated example
Teaching point: - the vowel sound /e/ can be heard in certain words
Activity: can you hear the vowel sound /e/? Aim: - to identify the /e/ vowel sound
Resources: - online activity
- optional off-screen extension activity
Teaching point: - the vowel sound /e/ can be heard in certain words
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