Year 1 · English
Spell Words Containing Phonemes
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Year 1 learners practise adjacent consonants at start and end of words.
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Keep every sound in consonant clusters
Notice separate adjacent consonant sounds, segment and blend words, and record adult dictation. Printed tile work and spelling from memory remain distinct evidence. Partial practice does not establish spelling mastery across unfamiliar words.
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- Find Adjacent Consonants at the End of Words — support from YouTube — Letters and Sounds for Home and School
- Identify Adjacent Consonants at the Beginning and End of Words — support from YouTube — Letters and Sounds for Home and School
- Practise Finding Adjacent Consonants — support from YouTube — akiras
- Spot Adjacent Consonants — support from YouTube — Letters and Sounds for Home and School
- Spot Adjacent Consonants at the Beginning and End of Words — support from YouTube — Letters and Sounds for Home and School
- Spot Adjacent Consonants at the End of Words — support from YouTube — Letters and Sounds for Home and School
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Lesson 44: Adjacent Consonants and Longer Vowel Sounds
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Phase 3 Phonics
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Three-Letter Adjacent Consonants — Level 4 Week 5 Workbook
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Superhero Roll and Read: Phase 4 Phonics Game
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