Here is a list of words you can practice with the bottle caps that you should find in your child's book bag. Please make sure to put them back in their bag so we can keep adding to them!

You can also create a word chain where your child only changes one sound each time.

For example: 

at - pat - sat - sit - pit - pin - pan - tan - tap - map - man

dip - tip - tin - din - dim - sim - sam - pam - dam - dan - din

Practice the CVC words and heart words for set 1 until they can read them effortlessly. 

If you want a fun way for your child to practice them you can print them, cut them out and play a 'boom' game. Your child knows how to play!

Here is a list of words you can practice with the bottle caps that you should find in your child's book bag once they have learnt set 1 and 2. Please make sure to put them back in their bag so we can keep adding to them.

Practice the CVC words and heart words for set 2 until they can read them effortlessly.

If you want a fun way for your child to practice them you can print them, cut them out and play a 'boom' game. Your child knows how to play!

Here is a list of words you can practice with your child once they have learnt set 1, 2 and 3. They can practice reading and writing them. They can also write short sentences with them starting with a capital letter, making sure to have finger spaces between words and finishing with a full stop.

Practice the CVC words and heart words for set 3 until they can read them effortlessly.

If you want a fun way for your child to practice them you can print them, cut them out and play a 'boom' game. Your child knows how to play!

Here is a list of words you can practice with your child once they have learnt the sounds of set 1, 2, 3 and the ones they have practiced of 4. They can practice reading and writing them. They can also write short sentences with them starting with a capital letter, making sure to have finger spaces between words and finishing with a full stop.

Practice the CVC words and heart words for set 4 until they can read them effortlessly.

If you want a fun way for your child to practice them you can print them, cut them out and play a 'boom' game. Your child knows how to play!