First Term English Phonics Worksheet (1)
Unit 1: Funny Reads
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A: Word Linking
Words link together when one word ends in a consonant and the next word starts with a vowel. Examples: will~ eat, work~ out or but~ if.
Words also link together when one word ends in a vowel sound and the next word starts with a vowel or with a /w/ or /y/ sound.
Examples: Why-y are you-w-always so late for school?
Read the passage and note the word linking. |
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 Link the words together in each sentence.
He is a friend of mine (2 links) Michael is angry at me. (2 links) |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXbI0UPsI3Q |
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B: The ‘oo/ue’ sound as in too and glue. Glue and Too rhyme with flew.
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Story: Read the story and circle the ‘oo/ue’ words with the ‘ew’ sound.
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It’s the start of another school year. I looked around my class and saw many friends from my P5 class. It’s cool that so many of us are together again. I am sitting next to Sue because our teacher let us choose who we can sit next to. She has been a true friend to me since P1 and we always help each other and share our feelings too. This will be a good year! |
Listen to the teacher and circle the word with the ue/oo sound.
| 1. look goose |
2. spoon book |
3. clue chow |
| 4. loose lose |
5. pool took |
6. Sue mouth |
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