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New Playing With Sounds Document And Thrass Phonic


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Hi

 

I've just recieved the new 'Playing with Sounds' document and it looks quite interesting particularly the new stuff on step 1 and the talking books. In the research part it says that all teachers should have knowledge of THRASS but i've never heard of it. Can anybody give me some information.

 

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Hi Cazza, thanks for that post - it was getting really spooky round here, wasn't it! I didn't know what THRASS was either so I had a look at some websites & it stands for "teaching handwriting, reading and spelling skills" and it appears to go into some detail, at foundation stage level about how we should not just teach 'a' as the sound in cat, but should also think about the other sounds it can make. It also says that we should be teaching all 20 (!) vowel sounds (though I should think that would spill into year 1 in most cases) to children.

 

Anyway, I'm sure that someone will know lots about it & enlighten us both when they arrive back from their holidays!

 

What do you think of the 'playing with sounds' materials themselves? I looked at them too, at the standards site but think I was being a bit dumb and finding it hard to take it all in on the screen rather than having some paper to read!

 

Dianne xxx

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I had a look at the document on the standards site... it looks quite interesting so I have ordered a copy. A bit sad I know but I will be out of action as from Friday and will need something to keep my brain working.

 

Thanks for the information about this... else I would have been in the dark until it had travelled through relevant people at school.

 

L

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