Week 4, lesson 3 Tricky words Aye-Aye Caption activity - Phonics Phase 3 - Worksheet

In today's phonics lesson, we're navigating through the world of tricky words with an engaging Aye-Aye Caption activity. The task is simple yet effective: students are presented with captions containing these challenging words and are asked to carefully read each one. Once they've mastered the pronunciation and recognition of the tricky words, they must demonstrate their understanding by connecting the caption to the correct image. This is done by drawing a line from the caption to the picture that best represents it. To further reinforce their learning, students are encouraged to trace the tricky words, helping to embed the spelling and shape of each word in their memory.

The worksheet for Week 4, Day 3, includes captions such as "the king was in a jet" and "that fish is my pet", which students will match to images of a regal figure flying and a cherished aquatic animal, respectively. This activity not only helps with word recognition but also with comprehension, as students must make logical connections between the words they read and the images they see. It's a fun and interactive way to tackle those pesky tricky words that don't always follow the standard phonetic rules, making it an essential part of the learning journey in Phonics Phase 3.