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Phonics Games
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Choose from three levels - Medium, Hard or Really Hard. Listen to the word and choose the correct sound to fill the gap. (BBC Schools) |
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Use the dropdown menu to choose the sound. Click the mouth to hear the sound. Wait for the correct letters to pop up then click on those which match the sound. (Kented) |
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First click the lever to start the belt. An object will appear and you will hear the word. Type the first letter of the word. If you get it right you will be able to click on the lift button and the object will be taken away. (ICT Games) |
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Choose the group of phonemes (sounds) you want the child to practice. The sound is spoken clearly and the child has to pop the bubble containing the matching sound. Simple, but strangely satisfying, like popping bubble wrap. (ICT Games) |
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This game uses three-letter words. Decide which word the picture represents, then stop each wheel when the correct letters are showing. Quite tricky! (Crickweb) |
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Practice reading cvc (consonant, vowel, consonant) words with the reading machine. Choose the correct word from the three displayed to match the object on the machine. Click next to go to the next word. (ICT Games) |
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A great game to help children with cvc (consonant, vowel, consonant) words. Choose a word ending or a middle sound. Read the words and decide whether they are real words. (ICT Games) |
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This is a brilliant site with lots of phonics games. Choose the sound and play a game, or choose an online book to read. When you are reading the book, you can click on any word to hear it being sounded out. Excellent! |
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Choose a spelling pattern, e.g. words containing ch, sh and th. A word search is generated with words containing the pattern you chose. Kids love the sound effects! (ICT Games) |
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A letter appears on an alien spaceship and you have to click the picture beginning with that letter. If you get it right, your fighter will shoot the alien. If you get it wrong, the alien will shoot your fighter. (ICT Games) |
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Choose Word Match, then click the buttons to make the word. Uses simple c-v-c (consonant-vowel-consonant) words. This game could also be used to practice reading the real and nonsense words that are generated as you make your way to finding the correct word. (Crickweb) |
Wild West Phonics
Sound Sea
Letter Lifter
Phoneme Pop
Word Wheel
Reading machine
Three-letter house
Starfall
DJ Cows
Phonic Fighter
CVC MakerAnother skill which phonics games can help with is being able to recognise the sounds that a spoken word is made up of, which will help them when it comes to writing and spelling. For example, when they want to write the word "dog", they need to be able to hear the sounds "d", "o" and "g" in order to write the word. Listening skills are therefore very important in learning to read, and these games can be a great help.
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