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Phonics Pop

Phonics Pop is a mobile friendly bubble pop game. Choose a set of sounds to practice, or select from the digraph (2/3-letter sounds) checkboxes. Then listen to the target sound and pop as many as you can.

If your child achieves >95% accuracy the bubbles will change to rainbow colours.

This game is © copyright 2020, J.Barrett, ictgames.com All Rights Reserved.

Made using the and libraries.

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Phonics Pop is a mobile friendly bubble pop game. Choose a set of sounds to practice, or select from the digraph (2/3-letter sounds) checkboxes. Then listen to the target sound and pop as many as you can. If your child achieves >95% accuracy the bubbles will change to rainbow colours.

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This Esri Story Map tours the world's deadliest and most active volcanoes.

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Learn about soil with this Year 3 Bitesize Science guide.

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After an animal dies, the soft parts of its body . The hard parts, like the skeleton, are left behind. They become buried by small particles of rock called .

As more layers of sediment build up on top, the sediment around the skeleton begins to compact and turn to rock.

The bones then start to be dissolved by water that passes through the rock. in the water replace the bone, leaving a rock replica of the original bone called a fossil.

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Learn how fossils are made in this Year 3 Bitesize Science guide.

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Communicates that force is necessary for motion.

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Discusses the physical characteristics of stars including their various sizes, temperatures, and colors.

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The Language of Science: Physical Science K-2: Matter

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Identifies core physical science vocabulary for early elementary students and English language learners. The program covers such concepts as matter, states of matter, changes in matter, measuring matter, and more.

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Please see Starfall's how-to-teach-reading page, Learn to Read with Phonics, Fluency, and Comprehension, and print the Free Phonics Printouts for children. Starfall's books, games, movies, and songs follow a research-based method of systematic phonics starting with consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words. Emergent readers gain confidence as they progress to long vowels and other letter-sound relationships such as digraphs.

Brought to you by Zac the Rat™, Peg the Hen™, and Gus the Duck™.
Starfall™ Where Children Have Fun Learning to Read™

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Learn to Read with Phonics | Starfall Education

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Starfall's movies, games, and ebooks create an environment where children have fun as they learn to read. We use a proven sequential phonics method.

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Showcases the relationship between Earth, the moon, and the sun. Earth’s axis is titled in relation, which results in changes in day and night. The different phases of the moon are a result of the relative positions of the Earth, moon, and sun as the moon orbits Earth.

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Defines an ecosystem as the interaction of a community of organisms with the physical environment. Ecosystems are an example of symbiosis, which is a relationship where organisms and environment depend on each other for their existence. A biome is a major regional or global living community characterized by its dominant organisms and climate.