Reading and Phonics
We want to help all our children to be successful readers who love reading.
We hope that the information on this page will help you to understand our approach to reading and phonics, and give you ideas for how you can help at home.
If you have any questions about reading or phonics at Buckingham Park, please speak to your child's class teacher to make an appointment to see a member of staff through the school office.
We hope that the information on this page will help you to understand our approach to reading and phonics, and give you ideas for how you can help at home.
If you have any questions about reading or phonics at Buckingham Park, please speak to your child's class teacher to make an appointment to see a member of staff through the school office.
Useful Documents
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| 'Letters and Sounds' (our approach to teaching phonics) - Information for Parents |
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Useful Videos
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Jolly Phonic Songs
All the songs which introduce the phonemes (sounds). They are all there, in the order that we introduce them to the children. Now you can sing along at home! |
Articulation of Phonemes
A simple video which shows the pronunciation for each of the phonemes (sounds) in the English language. These 'pure' sounds help the children to blend and segment - to read and write. |
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Useful Links
http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk
Oxford Owl is a free website built to support you with your child’s learning. You’ll find age-specific reading and maths tips and activities, eBooks, and lots of fun ideas to really bring your child’s learning to life. You will also find support and advice on a range of questions you may have – including helping your child with their phonics, motivating boys to read and ensuring your child is doing their best in maths.
www.bookstart.co.uk
This website provides information about the national Bookstart scheme and the Bookstart packs that your child will receive as a baby, a toddler and at age three to four. It also gives information about sharing books with your child. You can find out about Bookstart events in your area, which you can attend with your child.
http://jollylearning.co.uk/parent-teacher-guide
The Parent/Teacher Guide provides background information on the Jolly Phonics programme and also suggests products that would be suitable for use in the home.
https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ParentsMenu.htm
Here you will find lots of information for parents about phonics including: what exactly phonics is, how it is taught in UK schools and suggestions for helping pre-schoolers prepare for learning phonics. You will also find lots of games and ideas to explore with children at home.
https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/services/libraries/books-and-reading/children
You're never too young to join the library. Every library has books, DVDs, CDs and much more for all ages. The library also runs events and activities for children throughout the year.
Oxford Owl is a free website built to support you with your child’s learning. You’ll find age-specific reading and maths tips and activities, eBooks, and lots of fun ideas to really bring your child’s learning to life. You will also find support and advice on a range of questions you may have – including helping your child with their phonics, motivating boys to read and ensuring your child is doing their best in maths.
www.bookstart.co.uk
This website provides information about the national Bookstart scheme and the Bookstart packs that your child will receive as a baby, a toddler and at age three to four. It also gives information about sharing books with your child. You can find out about Bookstart events in your area, which you can attend with your child.
http://jollylearning.co.uk/parent-teacher-guide
The Parent/Teacher Guide provides background information on the Jolly Phonics programme and also suggests products that would be suitable for use in the home.
https://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/ParentsMenu.htm
Here you will find lots of information for parents about phonics including: what exactly phonics is, how it is taught in UK schools and suggestions for helping pre-schoolers prepare for learning phonics. You will also find lots of games and ideas to explore with children at home.
https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/services/libraries/books-and-reading/children
You're never too young to join the library. Every library has books, DVDs, CDs and much more for all ages. The library also runs events and activities for children throughout the year.
