Week 21, lesson 2 phoneme "ew, u, ue, u_e" - Phonics Phase 5, , unit 3- Presentation

In the second lesson of Week 21, students in Phonics Phase 5, Unit 3, explore the phoneme "ew, u, ue, u_e" through a structured and interactive presentation. The lesson begins with an introduction to the four different spellings of the phoneme, which are "u_e," "ew," "u," and "ue." This introduction serves as a foundation for understanding the various ways this sound can be represented in words. Students then revisit high-frequency words through an engaging activity called the High Frequency Word Race, which helps to reinforce their recognition and recall of common vocabulary.

The teaching segment of the lesson focuses on the specific spellings of the phoneme, with examples provided to illustrate each one. Words such as "venue" and "unit" showcase the "u_e" and "u" spellings, while "use" and "few" demonstrate the "ue" and "ew" variations. After the teaching part, students move on to practice their new knowledge using mini whiteboards, an interactive method that allows for hands-on learning and immediate feedback. The lesson concludes with an application activity, where students apply what they've learned about the phoneme "ew, u, ue, u_e" in various exercises, solidifying their understanding of the sound and its different spellings. The structured progression of the lesson from introduction to application ensures that students have a thorough grasp of the phoneme by the end of the session.