Week 4, lesson 4 New Grapheme "o_e" cards - Phonics Phase 5, unit 1

Week 4, Lesson 4 of the Phonics Phase 5, Unit 1, introduces the new grapheme "o_e". This grapheme represents a split digraph, where the letter 'o' is followed by another letter, and then an 'e' at the end of a word, which typically gives the 'o' a long vowel sound. During the lesson, learners are presented with engaging materials, such as cards, to help them recognise and pronounce the "o_e" sound in words. The lesson aims to build upon the students' phonetic knowledge, enhancing their reading and spelling skills with this particular vowel pattern.

The phonics cards used in this lesson might depict various words that contain the "o_e" grapheme, such as 'ogre in a toga', to provide visual and contextual cues for the students. These educational resources are designed to be interactive and fun, encouraging children to explore the sound and how it changes the pronunciation of words. The lesson is part of a comprehensive phonics programme provided by AllAboardLearning.com, which offers a structured approach to literacy through systematic phonics instruction.