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Speaking Listening Reading Writing Maths .

Reading

Matching

 

 

Shapes

 

 

 

 

 

a a            c          d         f         g
o

c           o          p          g          d   

b f         g          h          s           b
d r        f         s        z       d
sp sh       tr       st        sq       sp
fr tr       gr       fr       fo       fa
ca co       ca       ce       cu       cy
map mad     tap     mop     may     map
straw strew     straw     slew     stray
mean meet     moon     mean     near
change chance    chime     chant     change
a green book a green hook

a grey book

a green book

after the game after the game

after the gun

after their game

Letter names

Assessor should ask the learner for the sounds of the letters in English. If unsuccessful with random letters, the learner may be asked to read them in alphabetical order.

Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G H J K L Z X C V B N M

q a w s e d r f t g y h u j i k o l p z x c v b n m

2. Phonic awareness

Initial letter sounds

q a w s e d r f t g y h u j i k o l p z x c v b n m

  • Medial vowels

big     bag     beg     bug     bog

fan     hog     lit     wed     pun     mop     vet     chat     thin     shut

  • Modified vowel sounds

lake     time mile     joke     plate

  • Vowel digraphs

tea     coat     main     beak     root     boil     sound

  • Initial and final consonant clusters

clap     drop     flat     still     list     lump     hand

3. Sight reading vocabulary - R

I

go come went up
you day was look are
the of we this dog
me like going big she
and they my see on
away Mum it at play
no yes for a Dad
can he am all is
cat get said to in

Sight reading vocabulary - KS1

after

because brother called could
down girl house just laugh
morning Monday never outside him
clothes stopped those thought together
year fair right when world
young school where many would
eleven blue August nine five
Saturday what write come small
book who made October people

4. Reading a story

If the learner is able to read , encourage them to read a suitable story in English and/or their first language