ssp phonics - green level reading practice (s,a,t,p,i.n)

Green Level Decoding Green Level Decoding

s a t p i n

Teachers/ Parents - ‘helpful words’ list

How any words are added to their folders after the first 11 depends on the child.As you progress, point out when the child can now decode the words (asthe child learns more sound pics)These are high frequency words, not‘sight words’ – and most can be decodedwhen the child has covered those soundpics.

Green level sound pics and a few sound pic words

Our helpful words the anda tosaid inhe Iof itwas

Our helpful words

RWI characters shown as used for letter formation within SSP

Speedy Green Decoding(Find them easy? Ask someone to time you!)

sat pitSanta itin pitnip pinsit anttan tinpan pantsStan nap

clock. . . ___

the cat and the dog sat

the tap drips, and the rabbit taps his paw

Pat the dog wags his tail

the man fell in the tin can

The turtle and the frog are getting a tan

the crocodile’s teeth go SNAP, SNAP, SNAP

Stan sat in the sand pit

Stan sat in the sand pit

the ant sat in the sand

Nat pants in the sand pit

Draw a picture if you can read the sentence

the ant is in the sand pit.

Pat was in the tin, the ant was in the pan.

is it an ant or is it a pin, in the tin ?

(capital letters only used for names within this level as can be a completely different shape)

Download SPELD SA Free PhonicsBooks – Set 1 – for more

satpin decoding practicehttp://www.speld-sa.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=105

Jolly Phonics songs for s,a,t,p,i,nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg3mO5qGFJA

Green Level Practicehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hszgm-cWjpw

All sound pics covered in Prep

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