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Help SOS systematic synthetic phonics associated with reading? Helllp!! :(

I am really stuck on this outcome! its asking me to explain systematic synthetic phonics associated with reading?

I don't understand it one bit and im just getting confused :( Can anyone help me ?
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Hi, when you think of your setting what system/systematic or family of methods do they have to teach synthetic phonics - a staged process that works it's way from initial letter sounds to blending sounds?

There's a list of possible programmes you might use on gov.uk -phonic programmes

Consider the way you plan letter, word and sentence activities and literation in general to help children's language skills, or maybe you use a combination of synthetic and analytic phonics? google search

A handbook, or access to your tutor would be useful so they can help explain the ideas underpinning the teaching of spoken language?

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so like c-a-t is cat and b-u-s is bus that kind of blending? xx
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not so easy to do phonics via text :)

There are videos on youtube that help with the enunciation aspect of blending and pronunciation.

https://www.youtube.com/results?sear...onics+blending

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