Week 5, lesson 1 Phoneme "h" Grapheme "h" - Phonics Phase 2 - Presentation

The fifth week's first lesson in Phonics Phase 2 is dedicated to the phoneme "h" and its corresponding grapheme "h". The structure of the lesson is clearly laid out, beginning with an introduction where students are familiarised with the sound and appearance of the letter "h". After the initial introduction, the lesson plan indicates a return to the menu, suggesting a transition between different parts of the session.

Following the introduction, there is a revision activity called 'Quickdash' designed to revisit and reinforce previous learning. The lesson then moves on to the teaching phase, where new information about the phoneme "h" is presented. Students are given the opportunity to practice what they've learned through activities, including a 'Caption Match' game which likely involves matching captions with pictures or sentences. Further practice is provided with simple sentences like "The cat had a hat" and actions such as "Hug a pet", which encourage the use of the "h" sound in context. The lesson concludes with an application phase, allowing students to apply their knowledge, and then it wraps up, directing back to the menu, signalling the end of the session.