Second Term English Phonics Worksheet ( 5 )
Unit 6: Fight the Virus
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A. The ‘oi/oy’ sound - Examples: The ‘oi/oy’ sound as in boy, toy, coin or boil.
I. Listen and read the poem and identify the ‘oi/oy’ words. |
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When I was a boy I had a favourite toy. |
I’d hide it in the garden soil |
It was a teddy bear that had a loud voice. |
and the noises scared my mom. |
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II. Listen and circle the words with the ‘oi/oy’ sound
destroy |
coil |
power |
sofa |
soya |
oilcan |
III. Listen and read the letter, circle the words with the ‘oi/oy’ sound.
Dear Troy,
How are you? I hope you are fine. I went fishing last week at Oyster Bay, it was great. I went with my boy, Tony. We caught three fish and wrapped them in tinfoil. Then I boiled them in water before barbecuing them on the beach. We had a joyous day, I wish you could have been there. |
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Love, Olivia |
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B. The silent ‘b’ sound. In words ending in ‘mb’, the ‘b’ sound is silent.
- Examples: comb, crumb or climb
I. Read the poem and circle the silent ‘b’ words. |
Thumbs Up
When I give the thumbs up sign
Everything is good! |
It could mean I combed my hair nice,
Or ate every last crumb of food. |
Maybe I caught a cab quickly, on a rainy day |
Sometimes I am the ‘bomb’. |
And it makes me happy, I must say!
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