Standards
Australian Curriculum: Phonic and word knowledge
18 content descriptions · 12 with words
Phonic and word knowledge, Foundation to Year 2.
Foundation
7 content descriptions- AC9EFLY09Rhymes, alliteration, syllables and sounds in spoken wordsListening and speaking, with no written words.
- AC9EFLY10Blend, segment and change the sounds of spoken one-syllable wordsListening and speaking, with no written words.
- AC9EFLY11Name every letter and know its most common sound
- AC9EFLY12Write and read CVC words
- AC9EFLY13Spell words from their letters and soundsSpelling in general, with no pattern of its own.
- AC9EFLY14Some high-frequency words
- AC9EFLY15Words made of more than one meaningful part
Year 1
7 content descriptions- AC9E1LY09Segment spoken words, blends included, into their soundsListening and speaking, with no written words.
- AC9E1LY10Add, drop and swap sounds in spoken wordsListening and speaking, with no written words.
- AC9E1LY11Short vowels, common long vowels, blends and digraphs in one- and two-syllable words
- AC9E1LY12A letter can stand for more than one sound
- AC9E1LY13Spell one- and two-syllable words with common letter patterns
- AC9E1LY14More high-frequency words
- AC9E1LY15Word families from grammatical morphemes
Year 2
4 content descriptions- AC9E2LY09Blend, segment, drop and swap sounds to read and write wordsMostly listening and speaking: blending and segmenting are what every page is for.
- AC9E2LY10Vowel digraphs, less common long vowels, clusters, silent letters and compound words
- AC9E2LY11Words whose spelling their sounds do not fully say
- AC9E2LY12Word families with prefixes and suffixes
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The words are read in British English, not Australian.