This pack introduces children to words containing ea. This can be a very difficult letter pattern for children to learn because ea is pronounced differently in different words. It can sound like treat, heart, great, ear or bread.
Children will read the short story about Sam’s class trip to Beechwood. It includes lots of ea words, giving children plenty of opportunity to practise reading the different sounds in context. Read the story several times to help your child become familiar with these words and how they are said.
There is also a cut-out activity where children sort the ea words into the correct sound sets. They then match sentences containing ea words to the pictures.
This pack is useful for children who are learning to read words with this sound, as well as children who need extra practice. Repeated reading will help children become more confident at recognising this letter pattern, choosing the correct sound and reading the words more easily and fluently.
The story is taken from the fifth book in our Learn To Read With Phonics reading scheme. We have split the book into separate resources for those looking for extra help in a particular area. To purchase the complete book, click here.
This pack introduces children to words containing ea. This can be a very difficult letter pattern for children to learn because ea is pronounced differently in different words. It can sound like treat, heart, great, ear or bread.
Children will read the short story about Sam’s class trip to Beechwood. It includes lots of ea words, giving children plenty of opportunity to practise reading the different sounds in context. Read the story several times to help your child become familiar with these words and how they are said.
There is also a cut-out activity where children sort the ea words into the correct sound sets. They then match sentences containing ea words to the pictures.
This pack is useful for children who are learning to read words with this sound, as well as children who need extra practice. Repeated reading will help children become more confident at recognising this letter pattern, choosing the correct sound and reading the words more easily and fluently.
The story is taken from the fifth book in our Learn To Read With Phonics reading scheme. We have split the book into separate resources for those looking for extra help in a particular area. To purchase the complete book, click here.
