

Phonics Reform England: Not reading reform. Phonics reform. Improving phonics for the one in five at risk of struggling to read and spell.

Find out more about the phonics programme your child’s school uses.
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Comparing Synthetic Phonics Programmes

Comparing Synthetic Phonics Programmes

Comparing Synthetic Phonics Programmes

Comparing Synthetic Phonics Programmes
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Visit https://www.thespellingroutine.com/phonics-england to see and quickly learn the Synthetic Phonics programme 100 High Frequency Word Lists. Parents can use the order shown on the site, which reflects the order that would be provided by their child’s teacher, and then print the words that are relevant to their child, numbering them accordingly.


So, if the first HFW is ‘said’, print the card and laminate it, with the mapped word on one side and the regular word on the back, and label it 1 so the child can easily keep them in order for the phonics programme they are following.
Any words can be mapped and downloaded (so that you can change the font and size) using the Innovate UK Funded MyWordz® technology or mapped with the free Lite version of the Code Mapping® Tool as seen here on Speedie Readies®
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