A Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
This hands-on sorting game activity is a great way to get kids practising their knowledge of the alternative pronunciations of 'a'. Perfect as a solo activity or in a classroom group.
Phase Five Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Games
These colourful cards are a lovely way to practise reading and to introduce alternative pronunciations of the graphemes that children have learned so far. Encourage children to sound out each word using the picture clues and then sort them into piles according to their pronunciation. Or you could use the cards as a ‘pairs’ game where the children must match up the cards according to the pronunciation of the grapheme. These cards could be laminated and used again. The cards also make great prompts for discussions and sentence or story writing so that children can demonstrate their increasing vocabulary and spelling skills.
These cards could also be very useful for EFL. With all the different pronunciations to master, learning English as a foreign language can be tricky!
C Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Practising alternative pronunciations of 'c' can be fun for the kids with this bright and cheerful sorting game. Print and cut out the colourful cards, then ask the children to sort them by the way 'c' is pronounced in each word.
Ch Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
There are 18 fun pictures on these printable sorting game cards, including a Christmas tree, a moustache and even the Loch Ness Monster! The aim of the game is to sort the cards based on the different pronunciations of 'ch'.
E Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Print and cut out these pronunciation sorting game cards (laminate if you prefer), then test the children's knowledge of the alternative pronunciations of 'e' by asking them to sort the cards into piles.
Ea Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Here is a set of 12 printable cards for the children to sort into piles based on the way 'eu' is pronounced in each word. A fun learning activity for both groups and individuals.
G Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Print and cut out these delightful cards, then ask the children to read the words on each card out loud and sort them into piles based on the pronunciation of the 'g' grapheme.
I Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Ideal to use when teaching phonics at home or in school, the aim of this pronunciation sorting game is to sort the cards into piles based on the way 'i' is pronounced. Simply print onto white card, cut out each card and laminate if you prefer.
Ie Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
There are 12 cards in this printable pack, each with a picture representing a different 'ie' word. Can the children sort the cards based on the different pronunciations?
O Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Can the children sort the fun picture cards into piles based on the alternative pronunciations of 'o'? A fun activity to help reinforce classroom learning (laminate the cards if you wish to use them over again).
Ow Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
This fun sorting activity helps teach alternative pronunciations of 'ow'. Print and cut out the cards, then laminate if you wish for extra durability. The kids can then try sorting them into lists based on the way the ow grapheme is pronounced.
U Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
The lovely illustrations on these pronunciation sorting game cards will help the children remember the different sounds for the 'u' grapheme.
Y Alternative Pronunciation Sorting Game
Here's a fun sorting activity to help the children learn the different pronunciations for the 'y' grapheme. Print the colourful cards and cut them out, then ask the children to sort them into piles for each pronunciation of 'y'.
