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Lesson 2 - Sam and Mel English for Children

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FAMILY AND FRIENDS 1   Unit 1 WHAT'S THIS . School

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Family and Friends 1| Starter | Lesson 1 | Hello

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I Have A Pet | Animal Song | Super Simple Songs

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Fantasy (fiction), Decodable

The consonant Most often, it makes the /w/ sound at the beginning of a word or syllable, as represented in words such as It forms a digraph w is a difficult consonant to learn since it is not reliable as a sound. wit, wagon, and wh and makes a /hw/ sound. To add to the confusion, the vowels o and u make the /w/ sound in words such as one and when the u follows q as in queen. away. When combined with vowels it takes on a different sound, such as with the diphthong spelling ow in now. It can be a silent letter in words like write and two.

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Fantasy (fiction), Decodable The consonant Most often, it makes the /w/ sound at the beginning of a word or syllable, as represented in words such as It forms a digraph w is a difficult consonant to learn since it is not reliable as a sound. wit, wagon, and wh and makes a /hw/ sound.

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Realistic (fiction), Decodable

The consonant l is a reliable letter in that it does not represent any sound other than the /l/ sound in words such as lip and lake. However, one l is silent when it is doubled in words such as bell and hill. It is also sometimes silent when it comes before letters k, f, d, and m appearing in the same syllable, such as in the words calf, yolk, and would. This is a difficult arrangement to remember because in other one-syllable words, such as hold, self, and milk, the /l/ is pronounced. There are other spellings of the /l/ sound. For example, the /l/ in castle is spelled tle, and the /l/ in muscle is spelled cle.

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Realistic (fiction), Decodable The consonant l is a reliable letter in that it does not represent any sound other than the /l/ sound in words such as lip and lake. However, one l is silent when it is doubled in words such as bell and hill.

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Family  [Kids Vocab] Meet My Family! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Mom, Dad, Brother & Sister Words

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Lesson 6_(B)I'm hungry - Have some cake - At the table - Cartoon Story - English Education

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Fruits & Vegetables (v1) [Kids Vocab] 🍎 Fun Fruit & Veggie Words for Kids

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Rain, Rain, Go Away Nursery Rhyme With Lyrics - Cartoon Animation Rhymes & Songs for Children

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The TH Sound | Phonics Video | Scratch Garden

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Realistic (fiction), Decodable

Word families, or rimes, consist of a vowel and final consonant(s) that produce a pattern of sound that rhymes. The use of word-families provides students with an opportunity to analyze the patterns of sounds within words and parts of an entire word [such as rimes--vowel and following consonants, and onsets--consonant(s) preceding the rime]. Recognizing word families can assist students with decoding words more fluently.

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Realistic (fiction), Decodable Word families, or rimes, consist of a vowel and final consonant(s) that produce a pattern of sound that rhymes. The use of word-families provides students with an opportunity to analyze the patterns of sounds within words and parts of an entire word [such as rimes--vowel and following consonants, and onsets--consonant(s) preceding the rime].

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Theme 17. At the table - Do you want some more? | ESL Song & Story - Learning English for Kids

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Realistic (fiction), Decodable

Most often, the /h/ sound in the initial position is made by the consonant h as represented in words such as hat and happy. H sometimes appears in the medial position in words such as ahead, ahoy, and behave. The use of the consonant h is very consistent because it makes only this one sound. However, when h is preceded by w, such as in what or when, the /h/ sound is made before /w/. The sound of the digraph wh is represented by /hw/. It should be noted that in many English dialects, the h is silent in the wh digraph. This means that the initial sound in what is pronounced no differently than the initial sound in wit or wet.

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Realistic (fiction), Decodable Most often, the /h/ sound in the initial position is made by the consonant h as represented in words such as hat and happy. H sometimes appears in the medial position in words such as ahead, ahoy, and behave. The use of the consonant h is very consistent because it makes only this one sound.

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Award-winning reading solution with thousands of leveled readers, lesson plans, worksheets and assessments to teach guided reading, reading proficiency and comprehension to K-5 students

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Wag Your Tail | Animal Action Verb Song | Super Simple Songs

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Fantasy (fiction), Decodable

Most often, the /s/ sound in the initial, final, and medial positions is made by the consonant s as in set, sap, sand, bus, and beside. The use of the consonant s is very consistent for the /s/ sound, although there are other letters and combinations of letters that also make the /s/ sound. These include c in the words circus and circle, and the ps combination as in psychology. Sometimes the consonant s is silent, for example, when it is doubled in words like mess and dress.

The consonant s can make other sounds, such as the /sh/ sound in sugar, or the /z/ sound in easy, rose, dogs, and is. When followed by c, the sc combination can make the /sk/ sound as in scare, or the c can be silent as in scent.

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Fantasy (fiction), Decodable Most often, the /s/ sound in the initial, final, and medial positions is made by the consonant s as in set, sap, sand, bus, and beside. The use of the consonant s is very consistent for the /s/ sound, although there are other letters and combinations of letters that also make the /s/ sound.

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Learn Letter S | Turn And Learn ABCs | ​​🌈 Super Simple ABCs

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Angry, Sad and Mad With Mr. Orlando | CBC Kids

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Short A

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Award-winning reading solution with thousands of leveled readers, lesson plans, worksheets and assessments to teach guided reading, reading proficiency and comprehension to K-5 students

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Award-winning reading solution with thousands of leveled readers, lesson plans, worksheets and assessments to teach guided reading, reading proficiency and comprehension to K-5 students

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Award-winning reading solution with thousands of leveled readers, lesson plans, worksheets and assessments to teach guided reading, reading proficiency and comprehension to K-5 students

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Nan and Pap

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Fantasy (fiction), Decodable

Most often, the /n/ sound in the initial, final, and medial positions is made by the consonant n as in net, nap, can, fan, and ant. The use of the consonant n is very consistent for the /n/ sound, although there is an exception--the pn, gn, and kn letter combinations in words like pneumonia, gnat, and know. Sometimes the consonant n is silent, such as when it is the second n in words like Ann and dinner, or when it follows the letter m, as in the word hymn.

Please note that the decodable book Nan and Pap should be used after lesson 3 when students have all the necessary tools to read it.

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Fantasy (fiction), Decodable Most often, the /n/ sound in the initial, final, and medial positions is made by the consonant n as in net, nap, can, fan, and ant. The use of the consonant n is very consistent for the /n/ sound, although there is an exception--the pn, gn, and kn letter combinations in words like pneumonia, gnat, and know.

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Wag Your Tail | Animal Action Verb Song | Super Simple Songs

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Simon says

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Wet your hands

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Rub your knuckes

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Apply some soap

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Rub your palms

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Rinse your mouth

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Nails

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Wash your hands

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TheLearningStation - Kids Songs and Nursery Rhymes

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Brain Breaks ♫ Action Songs for Children ♫ Goodbye Song ♫ Kids Songs by The Learning Station