Week 4, lesson 2 "ee" grapheme cards - Phonics Phase 3 - Resource

In the second lesson of Week 4, focusing on Phonics Phase 3, students are introduced to the "ee" grapheme with the help of specially designed cards. These educational resources are aimed at helping children to recognise and pronounce the "ee" sound within different words. For instance, the word 'eagle' is used to demonstrate the grapheme, showing how the "ee" sound is featured in the middle of the word, while 'feeling' and 'regal' also incorporate the sound, illustrating its use at the beginning and end of words respectively.

The grapheme cards are a visual aid to reinforce the learning of the "ee" sound, providing a clear and engaging method for children to connect the sound with its written representation. By using these cards, educators can enhance students' phonemic awareness and reading skills, ensuring they become familiar with this common vowel digraph. The cards are part of a comprehensive set of resources available, designed to support a structured approach to phonics instruction and to build a strong foundation for literacy development in young learners.