SSP Teaching Sequence - Phonics
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This document discusses the SSP (Speech Sound Pics) program for developing oral language and phonemic awareness in early years students. It describes using visual prompts of speech sounds to teach letter formation, decoding, and encoding words. Students learn to read words and sentences using the speech sounds and pictures they have learned. The program introduces spelling clouds and has leveled readers, sentences, and poems to reinforce skills within meaningful contexts.
SSP Teaching Sequence - Phonics
- 1. Start with SSP Orange Level in the Early Years ~ Oral Language and Phonemic Awareness SSP SSP SSP SSP Visual Prompts are images linked with Speech Sound Pic Words within that level - ie they are created using sound pics the students are learning. Letter formation Cards online. Speech Sound Pics (pictures of speech sounds ~ phonemes/ graphemes) for each level. Students learn to decode and encode using these Speech Sound Pics. S peech Sound Pic Words are created using the Sound Pics the students have learnt previously and are learning within current level. This helps speed up decoding skills, moving towards fluency. sat pat pin in it spat spit ant pant tin tan Stan Pat Nin Nat .... any words created using s,a,t,p,i,n fluff rat hill duck cat dog end up hat ..... any words created using Green and Purple Level Sound Pics. Start introducing Spelling Clouds. moon book green high ring ship See teacher resource site for chips .....any words created using sentence writing prompt cards. Green, Purple and Yellow Sound Pics. See teacher resource site for grammar and punctuation taught within Purple - Blue Levels S entences are created using the Sound Pic and Helpful Words the students have learnt previously and are learning within current level. This helps students visualise as decoding is easy. . ..sentences using familiar sound pics and helpful words. Students read levelled text (according to SSP Level) and analyse ~ they need to be able to justify their answers orally. New examples uploaded monthly to teacher resource site Phonics-Australia.com.au Students say the speech sound, decode the words and blend into the whole word- students do this together (see example videos) giggle gentle If we were to take pictures of speech sounds what would they look like? Crack the Code by Discovering the Speech Sound Pics... There are readers for every level. PhonicsReaders.com.au Spelling Clouds complete the code. Use the Speech Sound Cloud Poems to expose students to the whole code within meaningful context. There is a poem for every Spelling Cloud. ke