Tricky words activities

Many of us often find that we have lots of exciting strategies to teach other skills in phonics, but when it comes to teach tricky words it’s just a case of getting out the flashcards again, and hope the children remember them. How else can you teach tricky words in a more exciting way? #phonics #phonicsgames #teachingphonics #trickywords #preschooleducation #preschoolers

Jolly Phonics Tricky Words Activties and Resources

Learn these tricky words and excel at reading.

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Looking for a fun and easy way to practice sight words? Check out this easy to set up sight word game using dot stickers!

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Tricky Words List

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TRICKY WORD PRACTICE ACTIVITIES 💡Did you know that high-frequency words can all be mapped, just like decodable words? By following this process, we can easily identify the irregular (or not yet taught) spelling pattern, making it much easier for children to remember these words.

This handy Tricky Word list gives you a helpful breakdown of the Tricky Words in the first four levels of the Jolly Phonics decodable readers.

Need sight word activities that don't take all day to prepare? Check out this list of 25 low-prep activities to help kids master those tricky sight words!

Instead of forming sight words with long pieces of PlayDoh, flatten a piece of PlayDoh and then use a toothpick or skewer to "carve" the sight word into the PlayDoh. So much easier for young kiddos!

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simple word sort activity with plastic bottle caps

✨ Sophie | Year 1 Teacher on Instagram: "✨ Tricky Word Rainbow ✨ I’ve been noticing that the children still need to work on their spelling of the year one words, so what better activity than this one to help them practise? 🌈 The children in my class love rainbows and they’re always so good at filling out these word rainbows! ✏️ There are specific words that I wanted them to focus on rather than them all writing “a”, “me”, “my” (some children always try to get away with doing the shortest…