Boost Reading Skills in FS/KS1 - Wednesday 12 February 2025
Engage in daily reading sessions with your child to enhance communication, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills. Explore various reading materials and utilize Sounds-Write techniques to make learning enjoyable and stress-free. Join the St. Lawrence Hub initiative for a fun reading experience.
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St Lawrence Hub Reading in FS/KS1 Wednesday 12 February 2025 The need to read! Communication skills Wide vocabulary Fuels imagination and creativity Critical thinking Reduced stress General knowledge
When and where? When and where? Everyday! Little and often A time that suits you and your child no stress! Reluctant readers . Bed Breakfast table On the stairs Behind the sofa In the park On the train In a waiting room Reading can happen anywhere!
What? Decodable readers Any and all other books! E-books (Free downloadable Sounds-Write e-books at https://sounds-write.co.uk/support-for-parents-and-carers/ ) Comics Non-fiction Labels Signs Lists Letters and cards etc. etc.
How? Sounds-Write-friendly phrases: Say the sounds and read the word. This is the way we spell the sound in x (e.g. ie in pie). Same spelling, different sound (rough, thought, dough, bough, cough). Same sound, different spelling (play, pain, gate, steak, eight, they, reign). This is the word x (e.g. was). Two/three/four letters, one sound. A two/three/four letter spelling Shared and echo reading can really help! Video on SW website https://sounds-write.co.uk/decodables-help/ and free parent course
How? https://www.stlawrencehurst.co.uk/English/ Now enjoy reading with your child in their class!
Thank you for attending the months Hub. Please scan the below QR code for feedback. Please help stack the chairs into stacks of 8 before you leave. Thank you
