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Year 4 Sound Waves - Weekly Overview. Term 1 Week 1 The first week of every year is used to refresh and develop the building blocks of the phonemic approach to spelling. Carefully constructed activities are used to revise and develop understanding of the 43 sounds of Australian English. Students explore phonemes, graphemes, sound blends, sound boxes and how to segment words. Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 a b, bb k c q ck x(ks) Graphemes: b bb Blends: bl, br Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Alphabetical order, Past tense, Prefixes: sub (BLMs P1 & WL4), un, up, over, super, mid, pre, re, ex Grapheme: a Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Rhyming, Synonyms: glad/ happy, rug/ blanket, soil/land, split/crack, creature/animal, spray/splash, opportunity/ chance, sportsperson/athlete Graphemes: k c q ck x(ks) ch Blends: cl, cr, Chr, sc, qu, squ, scr, cks, cs, ks Focus Concepts: Adding ing, Adding s or es, Rhyming, Adult and baby animal names/ Families (BLM GM6), Prefix: ex (BLMs P2 & WL4) Week 5 e Graphemes: e ea Extra graphemes: friendly, any Focus Concepts: Compound words: anyone, anybody, anything, anyway, anywhere, anyhow, Synonyms: man/fellow, prepared/ready, anybody/ anyone, numerous/ many, rim/ edge, weighty/heavy, gift/ present, barrier/ fence

Graphemes: d dd Blends: dr, nd, ld Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 d dd i f ff ph o a Focus Concepts: Adding ed or ing to words ending in e, Rhyming, Verb tense (present and past) (BLM GM12), Antonyms: dress/undress, would/wouldn t, don t/do, sold/ bought, died/lived, dear/ cheap, different/same (BLM T1) Grapheme: i Extra graphemes: pretty, busy, build Focus Concepts: Adding s or es, Rhyming, Prefixes: in, ilm, im, ir (BLM P3) Graphemes: f ff ph Blends: fl, fr Extra grapheme: enough Focus Concepts: Adding s, es, ed and ing to words ending in y, Prefix: fore (BLMs P4, GM16 & WL4), Antonyms: dark/fair, easy/difficult, unsafe/safe, cry/ laugh, lead/follow, smooth/rough (BLM T1) Graphemes: o a Patterns: ock, ong, oss, oft Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Adding ing, Adding s or es, Compound words: anybody, nobody, somebody, everybody Week 10 g gg Graphemes: g gg Extra grapheme: guess Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Adding ing, Adding ed or ing to words ending in e, Adding s or es, Alphabetical order, Homophones: great/grate, grown/ groan, guest/guessed (BLMs GM20 21)

Year 4 Term 2 Graphemes: u o Extra graphemes: tough, doesn t, flood Week 11 u o Week 12 h j Focus Concepts: Adding s or es, Rhyming, Prefix: under (BLMs P5 & WL4), Compound words: something, somebody, somehow, sometimes, someone, somewhere, Synonyms: nation/ country, fortunate/lucky, humorous/funny, twice/double, sufficient/enough, twelve/dozen, unattractive/ugly, rush/hurry Graphemes: h; j g ge dge Extra grapheme: who s Focus Concepts: Homophones: herd/heard, whose/who s, whole/hole, hear/here (BLMs WL13 15), Contractions: he s, he d, he ll, who s, here s, hasn t, haven t Week 13 ai ay a_e a Graphemes: ai ay a_e a Patterns: ake, ate, ace, ane, ain, ail, aid Extra graphemes: eighty, break, grey Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Adding ing, Rhyming, Homophones: break/brake, grate/great, sail/sale, plane/ plain, ate/eight (BLMs WL13 15) Week 14 l ll Graphemes: l ll Blends: bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, lm, ld, lk, lp, lt, lf Focus Concepts: Word building/ Word families, Contractions: you ll, I ll, he ll, we ll, Suffixes: ly (BLMs S1 & WL5), less, ful, let, ant, ling, ist, en

Week 15 e ea ee Graphemes: ee e ea y ey Patterns: eed, eek, een, eep, eak, eam, ean, eat Extra graphemes: ladies, people Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Singular and plural, Homophones: piece/peace, metre/meter, need/ knead, storey/story, Synonyms: guide/ lead, neat/tidy, tale/story, miniature/tiny, leader/chief, Graphemes: m mm mb Week 16 m mm Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Homophones: meet/meat, male/ mail, maid/ made, mind/mined, Verb tense (present and past): (BLMs WL1 2),Suffix: ment (BLMs S2 & WL5) Graphemes: i_e y igh i ie Patterns: ice, ide, ile, ine, ite, ize, ind, ight Week 17 i_e y Extra grapheme: eye Week 18 n nn ng Focus Concepts: Adding s, es, ed and ing to words ending in y, Homophones: I/eye, hi/high, died/dyed, die/dye, tide/tied, Prefix: bi (BLMs P6 & WL4) Graphemes: n nn kn; ng n Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Homophones: no/know, knot/ not, won/one, nun/none, need/ kneed/ knead (BLMs WL13 15), Verb tense (present and past) (BLMs WL1 2), Contractions: wasn t, can t, couldn t, don t, won t, wouldn t, Compound words: nothing, anything, something, everything Graphemes: oa o_e ow o Extra graphemes: goes though Week 19 oa o_e o Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Adding ing, Adding s or es, Adding s or es to words ending ino Week 20 p pp r rr Graphemes: p pp; r rr wr Blends: pl, pr, spr, spl; scr, str, shr, thr Focus Concepts: Comparison, Homophones: poor/pour, passed/ past, piece/peace, pain/pane (BLMs WL13 15), Prefixes: fore, im, ex, under, bi, Antonyms: poor/rich, right/wrong, false/ true, curl/stretch, fake/real, wide/ narrow, back/front, jog/sprint, leave/arrive, forget/remember, wonderful/terrible, whisper/ scream (BLM GM49)

Year 4 Term 3 Week 21 ar a Graphemes: ar a Patterns: ard, arp, alf, ass, ast, alm, ark, art, ath, eart, aft Extra graphemes: half, aunty, heart Focus Concepts: Adding s to words ending in f or fe, Alphabetical order, Rhyming, Antonyms: cry/laugh, future/ past, can/can t, before/after Week 22 s ss se x(ks) c Week 23 ir ur Graphemes: s ss se ce x(ks) c Extra grapheme: Christmas Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Suffixes: ness (BLMs S3 & WL5), ous (BLMs S4 &WL5) Graphemes: ir ur or er Extra graphemes: were, heard, journey Week 24 Week 25 t tt or a Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Antonyms: last/first, best/worst, late/early, keep/return, useless/ worthwhile, Synonyms: soil/dirt, mix/stir, earth/world/dirt, trip/ journey, watch/observe Graphemes: t tt Blends: tr, tw, st, nt, ct, ft Focus Concepts: Alphabetical order, Past tense (BLMs WL1 2), Contractions: don t, can t, doesn t, wasn t, won t Graphemes: or ore a aw au Extra graphemes: talk, sure, poor, fourth, caught, bought Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Homophones: pour/poor, caught/court, sure/sho

Week 26 w wh u v ve Graphemes: v ve; w wh u Patterns: qu, squ Focus Concepts: Adding er and est to words ending in y, Singular and plural, Comparison, Verb tense (present and past), Contractions: I ve, we ve, you ve, you re, they ve, haven t, Suffixes: ward/wards (BLMs S5 & WL5) Week 27 oo u Week 28 Week 29 y oo Graphemes: oo u Patterns: ull, ush, ood Extra graphemes: could, woman Focus Concepts: Past tense, Contractions: wouldn t, shouldn t, couldn t (BLM L3), Suffix: hood (BLMs S6 & WL5), Compound words: football, goodbye, cookbook, footpath, bookmark, bushfire, driftwood, footprint, bookcase (BLMs WL6 7) Graphemes: y u(yoo) Blend: yoo rescue, view Extra graphemes: knew, beautiful, cube, Focus Concepts: Verb tense (present and past), Suffixes: ly, ful, ward, ness, ment, ous, hood (BLM GM70), Prefixes: fore, im, in, out, sub, pre, ex, ir, Compound words: backyard, yardstick, stickybeak, yearbook, bookcase, bookcases, yellowcake, yourself, useless, viewpoint (BLMs WL6 7) Blend: yoo Extra graphemes: shoe, beautiful, fruit, through Focus Concepts: Adding to words ending in the letter e, Compound words: shoelace, wetsuit, toothpaste, classroom, moonlight, suitcase, overdue, newspaper, whoever Week 30 z zz s Graphemes: z zz s se; s si Extra grapheme: clothes Focus Concepts: Adding s or es, Homophone: who s/whose s si

Year 4 Term 4 Week 31 ou ow Graphemes: ou ow Patterns: own, ound, outh, out, oud, ount Extra graphemes: drought, hour Focus Concepts: Rhyming, Prefix: out (BLMs P7 &WL4), Antonyms: inside/outside, sweet/sour, north/ south, flood/ drought, weak/ powerful, Synonyms: noisy/loud, mob/ crowd, permit/allow, earth/ ground, 60 minutes/hour oy oi Week 32 ch sh Week 33 Graphemes: ch tch; sh ch ti ci Focus Concepts: Singular and plural, Suffix: ship (BLMs S7 & WL5) Extra grapheme: picture Graphemes: oy oi; eer ear Extra graphemes: here, pierce Focus Concepts: Adding ed, Adding ing, Adding s or es, Suffixes: ance, ly, Prefixes: dis, re, Synonyms: tip/point, like/enjoy, demolish/destroy, sound/noise, option/ choice, dampness/moisture eer ear

Week 34 th th Graphemes: th; th Blend: thr Focus Concepts: Alphabetical order (BLMs GM87), Homophone: their/they re/there Graphemes: air are Week 35 air Extra graphemes: there, their, they re, wear, caring, dairy, scarce Focus Concepts: Word building/ Word families, Homophones: their/there, pear/pair, bare/ bear, wear/where, fair/fare, hair/hare, Compound words: upstairs, anywhere, fairground, downstairs, somewhere, hairbrush Week 36 er Graphemes: er ar or a e i ou Extra graphemes: colour, litre, picture, certain Focus Concepts: Alphabetical order, Suffixes: er, or, ant, ent, ist (BLMs S8 10), Prefixes: inter (BLM P8)