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Homework 15th of January

Hello Everyone, 
Hope you all had a lovely weekend!
Here is the homework for the week: 

 1. Tricky Words
two, four, goes, does, their (Week 6 list on the orange sheet) 

 2: New Readers
- From now until Mid-term the children will be reading short graded books during the week. - The readers range from easy to difficult so don't worry if your child finds a book a little tricky. 
- Children will get each reader for the week depending on if they are finding the book a little tricky.  
- Encourage your child to sound out the words they don't know, all words are either tricky words or sound out words. 
- Encourage them to read clearly and loudly with good pace. 
- If your child is finding the reading too tricky, please let me know. 
- If your child is finding the reading very easy then practice their comprehension skills by asking questions about the story - Who? / What? / Why? / Where? / When? / How? / What if? / What do you think?/ What are your predictions? / If you were...? / What do you think happened after the story?
- Any other issues please let me know

3: Sound Booklet
Our sound this week is 'ar'. Please complete page 29 in the Sound Booklet.
 
4: Handwriting copy 
Complete pages 14 and 15. (L and H) 
Please recite the formation rhymes as the children write the letters.

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