Phonics − /ue/ sound family ‘-ue’, ‘u_e’, ‘-ui’, ‘-ew’, ‘-oo’


‘-ue’, ‘u_e’, ‘-ui’, ‘-ew’ and ‘-oo’ make a long u sound.


A Fill in the columns below using ‘long u’ words from the table. school


shrewd renew moon rescue fuel


-ue


spoon fruit juice


Tuesday clue duet


u_e


bruise cruise noon June


spoon queue


-ui


duke blew cube


statue blue


tissue


raccoon new


brew argue glue stew


-ew


news two hue


shampoo cute


balloon -oo


B Complete these sentences using a suitable ‘long u’ word from the table above.


1. I wish we had


2. Eilish and Brian are going to sing a on stage.


3. I have to my zoo membership card.


4. Teresa and Anne are going on a Mediterranean 5. Sinead has to buy some


next summer. before she can wash her hair.


C Say the ‘long u’ word. Fill in the missing letters and colour. resc __ __ tiss __ __ shamp __ __ ball __ __ n gl __ __


sp __ __ n J __ n __


j __ __ ce stat __ __ n __ __ s bl __ __


c __ t __ 52 cl __ __


rac __ __ n st __ __


cr __ __ se


Colour Code colour ‘-ue’ words yellow colour ‘-oo’ words red colour ‘u_e’ words blue colour ‘-ew’ words orange colour ‘-ui’ words green


at the weekends!


Unit 9 | Report 1


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