Linking Letters And Sounds

[Guest ette]

Has anyone any suggestions on a easy way to document evidence and show you are planning for next steps for children aged 18 months - three years.

[Guest Wolfie]

Hi ette and welcome to the forum! I'm a bit confused - do you mean in relation to Letters and Sounds?

[Guest ette]

Hi ette and welcome to the forum! I'm a bit confused - do you mean in relation to Letters and Sounds?

 

 

Yes sorry, didnt make myself very clear did I.

Can you shed any light?

[Guest Wolfie]

Well my first thought is that children 18 months - 3 years are very young to start linking letters and sounds? When I went to the training for implementing the new Letters and Sounds strategy, we were told that Phase 1 activities shouldn't be introduced until the children were in the "old" FS1, i.e. the year before they start school.

 

Have you heard differently?

[AnonyMouse_3307]

I don't think you would be using letters and sounds specifically, in that age range - just lots of activities linked to the EYFS ages and stages - look at the effective practice and planning and provision columns for guidance.

 

Cx

[Guest ette]

Well my first thought is that children 18 months - 3 years are very young to start linking letters and sounds? When I went to the training for implementing the new Letters and Sounds strategy, we were told that Phase 1 activities shouldn't be introduced until the children were in the "old" FS1, i.e. the year before they start school.

 

Have you heard differently?

 

 

Yes we have been told that in the toddler room we should show in our planning the letters and sounds phase one, which strand the activitiies cover and how we are going to provide a next step.(although it is not expected that they will get to oral blending and word segmenting).