In this objective, children will recap their understanding of vowel and consonant letters in words. This lesson is designed as a follow-on from the Year 2 Vowels and Consonants objective. If, after completing the first lesson in this objective, children are not yet secure with these key concepts, you may wish to revisit the Year 2 objective before moving on.
The objective spans three 20-minute lessons, focusing on:
- Understanding the importance of vowel letters and the sounds they make
- Pronouncing vowel letters in comparison to consonant letters
- Exploring the role of the letter ‘y’ and its connection to the vowel family
- Learning how certain vowel letters effect the sounds of consonant letters like g and c
- Creating new words by changing vowel letters
- Annotating words to identify consonant and vowel letters
- Engaging in practical games to reinforce learning
Resources included:
- Editable PowerPoint covering three lessons (20 minutes each)
- Suggested lesson plans with optional activities
- Supporting worksheets
- Practical activities
- 2 fluency activities (with answers)
- A reasoning activity (with answers)
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