Split Digraph Wizard
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Help children make sense of split digraphs with the Split Digraph Wizard!
This activity is suitable for children in Year 1 (age 5–6 and for children in the Foundation Stage that have progressed to the advanced stage).
This resource is included in the Complete Advanced Phonics Set.
Detailed guidance for teachers
A fun approach to helping children understand split digraphs. Includes illustrated slides, practical class activities and individual worksheets.
The activities use different methods to explain what a split digraph is and how to read and write them. Detailed guidance is also provided for teachers.
The main activity involves children taking it in turns to stand in line with other children and have a go at transforming words into split digraphs (the whole class can be involved with this).
A memorable lesson that helps children make sense of one of the trickier parts of phonics and spelling.
This activity is suitable for children in Year 1 (age 5–6 and for children in the Foundation Stage that have progressed to the advanced stage).
This resource is included in the Complete Advanced Phonics Set.
Detailed guidance for teachers
- Slides featuring words that can be converted from digraphs into split digraphs
- Slides with more challenging words that include split digraphs
- Help children make a Word Line and then ‘split the digraph’ to help them understand the concept
- Make Word Lines and convert words into other words with the silent-e
- Match the sounds to the words with the Sound Match sheets
A fun approach to helping children understand split digraphs. Includes illustrated slides, practical class activities and individual worksheets.
The activities use different methods to explain what a split digraph is and how to read and write them. Detailed guidance is also provided for teachers.
- Activity 1 introduces the digraphs 'ie' and 'oe' and demonstrates how these can become split digraphs.
- Activity 2 includes more challenging words and introduces a_e split digraphs
- Activity 3 uses the 'silent e' approach by having children add an 'e' to words like 'bit' to become 'bite'
- Activity 4 challenges children to identify different types of split digraphs on worksheets
The main activity involves children taking it in turns to stand in line with other children and have a go at transforming words into split digraphs (the whole class can be involved with this).
A memorable lesson that helps children make sense of one of the trickier parts of phonics and spelling.