Bring phonics to life in your classroom Funny Photo Phonics makes phonics fun.
The Funny Photo Phonics series provides a focus for your letter-sound and phonics lessons. • Children love the manipulated photographs and highly decodable text. • Funny Photo Phonics are the perfect support for your teaching of specific phonic elements. • Children love the success they achieve when they unlock the text. • Children learn how to work out new words all by themselves.
All they need are the keys – and that is a wonderful gift for any child. BE-Tom the Dog pp 20/9/06 3:06 PM Page 16
Tom got hot on top of the pot.
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Student Books • clear, easy-to-read font • highly decodable text • high-interest illustrations and manipulated photographs that kids respond to and remember
Work sheet 2 Ten Pens for Meg Name
Make some new words.
start with example: pet
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Work sheet 1 Eggs on Legs Name
Read the words. Listen to the middle sound. Which egg is the odd egg? Put a circle around each odd egg. Colour the rest of the eggs.
Ned Ben pot beg cup peck fed sun ten leg set yes pet Ben Tom pet jet beg leg get sat red pit hen
Teaching Guide Activities focus on: • building word families • recognising and making rhyming words
• phonemic awareness skills
• manipulating sounds within words
The Funny Photo Alphabet books are simple stories or poems that have clear, rhythmic text and extraordinary pictures that make learning to read a memorable experience. There are plenty of teaching opportunities for letter/sound correspondence, word study, word/ picture match, book-handling skills, tracking of print and phonemic awareness.
Sam the Ant
Sam has a map. Matt and Sam tap, tap, tap.
Funny Photo PHONICS
Matt is a bad ant. He sat on the map.
Big Book • great for whole class teaching
• introduces the text of all 15 little books in the set
Matt has the map. Matt ran. Sam is a sad ant.
Sam’s dad is mad. Sam’s dad ran and ran. Sam’s dad has the map. Sam is glad.
4 5 • clear, easy-to-mask text
Flip Book • unique cut-pages format • great way to practise all the short vowels
• create hundreds of funny sentences with matching pictures
Books in the set Big Books
Teaching Guides Reading levels Word count
Alphabet Big Book
Both upper and lower case letters are used. Careful placement of text in an easy-to-read font
The Funny Photo Alphabet Big Book has the text from each alphabet book, with one letter per page. The alliterative text can be read to the class and then chanted together with the children.
Teaching Guide
The Teaching Guide emphasises the phonemic awareness, alphabet knowledge and letter-sound correspondence that research shows helps children become proficient readers.
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