"Phonics Worksheet Level 1.1" an engaging and comprehensive workbook designed to foster robust phonics skills, with a special focus on the early Set 1 sounds of the Read Write Inc program! This carefully crafted resource is perfect for educators and parents looking to support young readers on their literacy journey. The worksheet will be in Portable Document Format. What’s Inside: Say the Sound -* m a s d t i n p g o*: Saying the sounds before forming letters enhances memory, making phonics an interactive journey. Blend Words: Embark on a word-blending adventure! Students will master the art of blending sounds, with pictures in each word to accelerate their word recognition skills. Read the Sentence: Read short sentences crafted from the words they’ve skillfully blended. The perfect step toward becoming reading champions! Practice Handwriting: Ignite the spark of spelling and writing confidence! Engaging exercises invite students to color or write words, making learning an engaging experience. My Reward Stars: Elevate motivation with self-reward stars. These little gems turn phonics practice into a delightful and enjoyable journey, keeping learners inspired and on the path to success. Let the phonics adventure begin!"

An extra task for students to practice reading and recognizing words with focused sounds from Read Write Inc. Blue Story Book 1 - Barker. Part 1: Students will *say the words in Fred Talk or read the words speedily *(depending on each student’s performance) and then underline each two- or three-letter grapheme (-tch, -ge, kn-, -ar) in each word. These words contain the focused sounds and are from this storybook. Part 2: Students will* fill in the missing words in different sentences*. These missing words are from the first part of the learning. This second part will help them use and remember vocabulary in the context of the story. On the second page of this worksheet are the answer keys.

This worksheet I made will be beneficial for students who struggles with reading comprehension and writing. After they read the story, they can open the storybook again to see what did the character plan to do and then they can write the key words down into each blank. Also, EAL students will clearly understand the meaning of vocabulary via the 2nd page of this worksheet (Matching words and pictures).