Reading Instruction Methods at Camp School: A Comprehensive Overview

Explore how reading is taught at Camp School, focusing on phonics, guided reading, whole-class reading, and English sessions. Discover the structured approach to phonics instruction, including phases, vocabulary, and techniques like segmenting and blending. Dive into how Year 1 students learn Phase 5 sounds and develop reading skills through colored book bands.

• Reading Instruction
• Phonics
• Camp School
• Year 1
• Education

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1. Reading at Camp School KS1 Led By: Shabnam Sultan Year 1 Class teacher Rachel Rowe (Deputy Head and Year 1 class teacher)

2. How is reading taught at Camp School? 1:1 Reading Phonics Guided Reading Whole Class Reading English sessions

3. 1:1 Reading and book bands Coloured book bands - each band covers a set number of graphemes Should feel easy 95-100% accuracy Some bands take longer for children to move from does not mean they are not making progress Aim to read a book 3 times in the week decoding, fluency and comprehension

4. Phonics Taught in Phases: Nursery Phase 1 Scheme: Reception Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Year 1 Phase 5 Approach: Year 2 Recap phase 5 but focus on spelling patterns and decoding strategies for reading. Practical Games Multi-sensory

5. Phonics vocabulary Phase: A section of learning within the phonics programme Phoneme: The smallest unit of sound made in a word - a , s Grapheme: The letters used to write the sound Digraph: two letters make one sound ai and ea Trigraph: three letters make one sound igh and air Split vowel digraph: where the digraph is split to make the sound i_e bike, kite Segmenting: Splitting words into their sounds h-a-t (may hear children refer to as sound buttons as we draw these under the words) Blending: putting the sounds together to make a word h-a-t says hat

6. Year 1 In Year 1, the focus is on the children learning the phase 5 sounds.

11. Alternative pronunciations

12. Phonics Screening

13. Activity