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1 Question Sentences Group 1 It is important to give the children with reading problems material that they can decode for themselves. Often these children feel that books are too hard for them. These question sentences can help to fill the gap. The questions are often amusing and provide another source of reading practice. This first group of sentences contain only regular words made from the first 42 letter sounds and the tricky words Preparation: Print the sheets onto light coloured A4 paper. Laminate and cut out each sentence. Use with an individual child or with a small group of children. Check that all the children are able to blend words, even if they are rather slow at it. They should also know the 42 letter sounds fairly well and the first ten tricky words. The sentences provide the children with blending practice and help them to remember the tricky words. The children also have to think about the meaning of the sentence and provide an answer to the question. Teaching ideas: Drop the pile of sentences in the middle of the table/floor. Each child picks up a sentence, works it out, and reads it to the teacher. He/she also has to answer the question. If the child reads the sentence correctly, he/she keeps it and chooses another sentence to read. At the end, the children count the sentences they read correctly and the teacher declares who the winner is. Hold a sentence in front of the children and they all work it out together. Give a sentence to a pair of children and they work it out between them. In pairs, the children take it in turns to read a sentence to their partner. Send a sheet of question sentences home for the child to read to an adult.
2 Is sand green? Do we cut with a fork? Can frogs jump? Is milk good for us? Can snails skip? Is it raining? Can trees run? Will a bee sting if it is cross? Can a fish sing a song? Do ducks quack?
3 Can parrots lick stamps? Do boats float? Can a frog skip? Do trees bend in the wind? Is rock soft? Do parrots clap? Is the moon green? Can a twig snap? Is a coach bigger than a car? Can a pig do a handstand?
4 Is a hammer for hitting nails? Do moths sting? Can a helicopter land on a ship? Is milk red? Can a box chatter? Do cats bark? Can a lamp stand up? Do bees buzz? Can a cat do sums? Is a slug pink?
5 Do ants buzz? Is a bee strong? Do pigs cluck? Can a ship sink? Is the sun cold? Do sharks sleep in a bed? Can chips jump? Is the number six bigger than three? Do chicks grunt? Has a rabbit a long tail?
6 Question Sentences Group 2 This second group of sentences has regular words made from the first 42 letter sounds and the tricky words Some of the sentences include a few words that can only be worked out when the children have been taught the vowels rules. The children have to learn to try the long vowel if the short vowel doesn't work and that, when there are two vowels, the first gives the sound and the second says nothing. For example, in the word peas, there are two vowels e and a ; the short vowel sound /e/ doesn't make a word, but the long vowel sound /ee/ does. It is well worth teaching this little rule, and it needs to be learnt if the children are to read sentences containing this type of word. Words in which the y makes a vowel sound have also been included, e.g. tasty and jelly. The children have to try the /i/, /ie/ or /ee/ sounds and see which sound gives a word that makes sense. Lastly there is the odd word with an e on the end that does not have to be sounded. Usually, these words pose no problem because the word is heard before the letter e is reached in the blending. For example, the child would hear the word horse by blending /h-or-s/ and would then realise that they need not say the /e/ at the end. Preparation: Print the sheets onto light coloured A4 paper. Laminate and cut out each sentence. Use with an individual child or with a small group of children. Check that all the children are able to blend words, even if they are rather slow at it. They should also know the 42 letter sounds fairly well and the first ten tricky words. The sentences provide the children with blending practice and help them to remember the tricky words. The children also have to think about the meaning of the sentence and provide an answer to the question. Teaching ideas: Drop the pile of sentences in the middle of the table/floor. Each child picks up a sentence, works it out, and reads it to the teacher. He/she also has to answer the question. If the child reads the sentence correctly, he/she keeps it and chooses another sentence to read. At the end, the children count the sentences they read correctly and the teacher declares who the winner is. Hold a sentence in front of the children and they all work it out together. Give a sentence to a pair of children and they work it out between them. In pairs, the children take it in turns to read a sentence to their partner. Send a sheet of question sentences home for the child to read to an adult.
7 Have you a blister on your foot? Are marbles round? Is a fly a pet? Do you sleep in a bunk bed? Is your name Bob? Do you like sweets? Are peas pink? Can you swim on your back? Is chocolate blue? Do you like singing?
8 Is it hot in the desert? Do you play hide and seek? Can you ride a goat? Is it Friday today? Do you paint with a pen? Have you ever been given a prize? Is a car faster than a bike? Do sheep lay eggs? Are your hands clean? Do cakes grow on farms?
9 Can a tiger swim? Is a fire hot? Do rabbits like fish and chips? Is a cub a baby goat? Do snails go to a disco? Is a kangaroo spotty? Can a dog drive a tank? Do peas roll? Can we go for a ride on a bus? Do you visit the dentist?
10 Can you teach a dog to do tricks? Have you ever cooked some cakes? Do you shave? Can a goat fly? Has a horse ever stood on your foot? Do fish have fingers? Has a zebra got stripes? Can a horse gallop? Did you play outside yesterday? Are moles spotty?
11 Is a butterfly brave? Can a hen fly? Is toffee sticky? Do you like green beans? Can a man jump over the moon? Is soap tasty? Do we clean dishes in a pond? Can you stand on your nose? Do you like thunder? Are mushrooms tasty?
12 Can a fish read a book? Do you have a slide in your park? Is your pillow made of wood? Can a jelly wobble? Do snakes like peanuts? Is a mole black? Do you think with your brain? Can a grasshopper play football? Will the sun shine in a storm? Can you play snakes and ladders?
13 Do plums grow under the ground? Is the moon made of cheese? Do chickens lay eggs? Can a hippopotamus fly? Have you a pillow on your bed? Do rockets go to the moon? Are you a robot? Do you play tricks on your pals? Can a needle prick your finger? Do pigs go on holiday?
14 Have you slept in a tent? Do we brush our teeth with a fork? Are carrots good for you? Do your legs join on to your neck? Has a snake got fingers? Do you drink milk? Is a lion a good pet? Can a kangaroo do sums? Is frost green? Do you sleep in a big bed?
15 Can snakes clap? Do clocks tell the time? Is a house soft? Do you think sweets are horrible? Can cats play ping-pong? Do you jump on your bed? Can you do some tricks? Do you think that beetles drink beer? Are houses made with bricks? Do otters go shopping?
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