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A Hospital Visit by Jolly Phonics

‪@ArsalAcademy‬ A Hospital Visit by Jolly Phonics A Hospital Visit story by Jolly Phonics A Hospital Visit by Jolly story books jolly Phonics A Hospital Visit by Jolly Phonics Jolly Phonics jolly phonics readers jolly phonics story books Jolly Phonics orange level Jolly Phonics sounds Jolly Phonics Orange level Readers level 0 group 5 A Hospital Visit :    • A Hospital Visit by Jolly Phonics   A Pong at Kingwood Zoo:    • A Pong at Oakwood Zoo by Jolly Phonics   Seven Elves:    • Seven Elves | Seven Elves by Jolly Phonics...   Tips for teachers and parents ·Some English words have silent letters, such as thee. in 'gone',which are not pronounced when the word is read.In these books,silent letters are shon in faint type.Remind the child not to say the faint letters when blending the word. ·The letters, is sometimes pronounced /zl,especially at the ends of words such as 'is'and 'his'. Similarly,do can sound like /W at the ends of words such as 'hopped'.Children do not usually have trouble reading these words, but they might need some help and guidance at the beginning. An important part of becoming a confident,fluent reader is a child's ability to understand what they are reading.Below are some suggestions on how to develop a child's reading comprehension. ·Encourage the child to think about what might happen next.It does not matter whether the answer is right or wrong,so long as the suggestion makes sense and demonstrates understanding. ·Pick out any vocabulary that might be new to the child and ask what(s)he thinks it means.If (s)he does not know,explain it and relate it to what is happening in the book. ·Encourage the child to summarise what(s)he has read. Reading comprehension What's in the book? ·How does Viv hurt her foot? ·Where do Zainab and Viv spot the twins? ·What is the doctor called? What do you think? ·Is Zainab a good friend to Viv?Why (not)? ·How do you think Viv feels when she hurts her foot?