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This week we are going to learn about the 'oa' family and find out about other ways of spelling 'oa'
Tricky Word Practise
First practise reading them
REMEMBER tricky words are sight words and need to be read on sight as a whole word because they aren't phonetically decodable.
Use the PowerPoint below...
Now practise writing them
Use the Look Say Cover Write Check (LSCWC) strategy to practise spelling them
There are some practise sheets below for Phase 2-5 Tricky Words (you don't need these printed LSCWC sheets, you can carry this strategy out on any piece of paper or maybe a whiteboard) ...