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PHONICS A SOUND FOUNDATION FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING AT KS2 AND KS3

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PHonics. A sound foundation for language learning at Ks2 and ks3. Why?. Develops pronunciation Builds pattern-finding and link-making Increases autonomy Improves confidence in production and performance Facilitates comprehension. O português. qua ndo. que i j o. i déia. coraç ão. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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PHONICSA SOUND FOUNDATION FOR LANGUAGE

LEARNING AT KS2 AND KS3

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Why?

•Develops pronunciation

•Builds pattern-finding and link-making

•Increases autonomy

•Improves confidence in production and performance

•Facilitates comprehension

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O portuguêsidéia

chicletecidade

queijo

coração

quando

trabalho praia feliz

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Para praticar

If you can look, see. If you can see, notice.José Saramago, nobel prize in literature 1998

Se podes olhar, vê. Se podes ver, repara.

Nenhuma ideia brilhante consegue entrar em circulação se não agregando a si qualquer elemento de estupidez.No intelligent idea can gain general acceptance unless some element of stupidity is mixed in with it.Fernando Pessoa, Portuguese poet and writer, 1888-1935

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explore the patterns and

sounds of language

through songs and rhymes

and link the spelling,

sound and meaning of

words transcribe words and

short sentences that they

hear with increasing

accuracy

KS2

KS3Programme of Study for languages 2014

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develop accurate

pronunciation and

intonation so that others

understand when they are

reading aloud or using

familiar words and

phrases* speak coherently and

confidently, with

increasingly accurate

pronunciation and

intonation

KS2

KS3Programme of Study for languages 2014

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How does it work in practice?• Teach the key sounds as key language

• Use words that can have a picture and a gesture associated with them

• Use the original phonics words to make a ‘bridge’ to other similar words when reading, listening, speaking and writing

• Build in planned tasks that develop the sound-writing relationship

• Respond to spontaneous opportunities to build the links

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5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16

araña elefante idea

olvidar

universo cerdo ciclista casa

coche cucaracha gimnasia hamburguesa

España zumo guitarra llave

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le poisson

oi ui

Oui!

eu

le jeu-vidéo les ciseaux

au

la poule

ou

le midi

i

les lunettes

u

le bébé

é

le nez

ez

danser

er

le vin

in

le serpent

enla montagne

la pollution

tion

qu gn

le pont

onla question

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äu ö ü ä

euauieaiei

vzchwj

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I have learnt the phonics &

remember the sounds{{

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Pronunciation

I can repeat new words

accurately & make links to

phonics

I can remember

how to pronounce

words correctly over time

I can read text

accurately that has new language in it

In class I actively use music, song,

gesture & colour to help me memorise

In class & at home I can

sort out which words I know

and don’t know

I can use strategies to

memorise single words & sentences

I can use strategies to memorise & give a short

talk

I can adapt model

sentences by changing 1 or 2 words to make new meanings

I know how to use different parts of ‘tener’, ‘ser’, &

‘hay’ to build my own sentences

I can use the linking words

on the CL sheet to write a short

paragraph

I can use all the sentence-building support on the CL sheet to write a

short text

I can memorise & perform a

song in Spanish.

I talk confidently in

paired dialogues in

class.

I take part 3 times per lesson in

whole class interaction

(co-teacher)

I take part confidently in role plays in front of the

class

I can use individual words to create a

poem following a

model

I can use the language I

know to describe a

photo

I can adapt the language

I know to create a rap/song

I can use the language I’ve

learnt to make an

activity for my class

I get started straight away on a new task

I can look up new words

confidently in a dictionary

I ask questions

about language & respond to my targets

I set myself targets & try to meet them

Progress: Skills

MemorySentence-building Creativity Performance Autonomy

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Task ideasREAD ALOUD TASKS• Word card games

• Rhyming poems

• Tongue twisters

• Categorising

• Reading comic strips

• Song / story (with or without gap-fills)

TRANSCRIPTION TASKS• Cognate recognition

• Syllable squares

• Transcription

• Integrated transcription

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niño niña araña

señor señora

piña

España cumpleaños

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ñ ñ ñ ñ

ñ ñ ñ ñ

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coche colegio cocodrilo

cobra cohete

conejo

coliflor cocina

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co co co co

co co co co

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1. Ich schlafe auf einer Matratze, Ich bin eine kleine ……………………..2. Hier ist mein neues Haus, Hier wohnt meine liebe ………………….3. Wie heißt du? Und wie heißt deine schöne …………..?4. Was ist unter dem Tisch? Ach, nein, das ist mein …………….

Welches Tier ist das?

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Una cacatrepa que trepa tiene tres cacatrepitos

Tres tristes tigres tragaban trigo en un trigal(Three sad tigers were swallowing wheat in a wheat field )

(A caterpillar that climbs has three baby caterpillars)

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Clasifica estas palabras según el número de sílabas.

mal delicado grande muy

robusto pequeño yo feo

deportista tan elegante alto

bronceado rizado moreno bajo

A

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Clasifica estas palabras según el sonido - /ka/thé/chéB

/ka/ /thé/ /ché/

una camisa ducharse haceruna discoteca un chiste chulo

cero una casa cinco

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La pequeña arañasubió, subió, subióvino la lluviay se la llevó.

Salió el sol y todo lo secóy la pequeña arañasubió, subió, subió.

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Escucha bien y elige el artículo apropiado.

1

2

3

4

A B C

A B C

A B C

A B C

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¿Qué es un cognado?

un animal eléctrico

enorme

celebrar

un círculouna familia

un hospital un adulto

un continente

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¿Qué son estas palabras?

1. group 2. lion 3. map 4. million5. plant 6. list 7. park 8. photo

9. much/a lot 10. part 11. plans 12. sofa

pa ón par fo li po

nes cho gru plan fá mi

llón to sta pla mu te

par ta so le que ma

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ta riz ma es ma lla

ca ro gar re de pal

es da di no bra o

na pie be do gan to

jas za zo na go pier

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

garganta

cabeza

espalda

mano

pierna

rodilla

nariz

orejas

estómago

brazo

dedo

pie

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Wer ist das?• Er spielt gern Fußball.• Er macht viel Sport.• Er hat an der Uni in Cambridge studiert.• Er wohnt nicht in Comberton.• Er arbeitet an CVC.• Er ist älter als Frau Hawkes.• Er ist unser Schuldirektor.

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Me llamo Carlos Vicente. Soy de España pero mis padres son de Argentina así que soy medio argentino medio español. Hablo español, por supuesto, inglés y un poco de francés. Vivo ahora con mis padres; vivimos en Valencia, en el este del país. Mi hermana no vive allí. Ella y su amiga viven en Barcelona.

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Me llamo Carlos Vicente. Soy de España pero mis padres son de Argentina así que soy medio argentino medio español. Hablo español, por supuesto, inglés y un poco de francés. Vivo ahora con mis padres; vivimos en Valencia, en el este del país. Mi hermana no vive allí. Ella y su amiga viven en Barcelona.

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___________ Carlos Vicente. Soy de España pero mis padres son __________ así que soy medio argentino medio español. . Hablo español, __________, inglés y un poco de francés. Vivo ahora con ___________; vivimos en Valencia, en el este __________. Mi hermana no vive allí. Ella y su amiga ________________ en Barcelona.

Mi nombre esargentinos

claro

mi familiade España

tienen un apartamento

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The sounds of FrenchAlmost all the French phonemes are contained in the French words for animals, colours and the numbers 1-20.

Par exemple: OU

douze les couleurs

rouge une souris

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Songs are very usefulIl est né le divin enfant

Jouez hautbois, résonnez musettes

Il est né le divin enfant

Chantons tous son avènement

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EN FRANCEEn France on aime les bonbons!

On a des grands bonbons.Nous aimons les bonbons!

Allons et trouvons des bonbons!

En France on porte des pantalons!On porte des grands pantalons.

Nous aimons les pantalons .Allons et trouvons les pantalons!

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NEXT STEPS• Think about a specific class you teach which is not as good at

pronouncing from text or as confident when they speak as you would like

• Decide what sort of intervention is needed (e.g phonics key words teaching? Just more practice with anticipating the spelling?)

• Look at the key language you are teaching that class next week. Which key sounds can you usefully focus on?

• Which activities can you build in to support and develop the sound-writing relationship for that class?

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PHONICSA SOUND FOUNDATION FOR LANGUAGE

LEARNING AT KS2 AND KS3http://www.rachelhawkes.com/Resources/Phonics/Phonics.php

http://www.rachelhawkes.com/PandT/2014_Curriculum/2014Curr.php