first five of the Set 2 sounds first practised at Pink level) Module 4. Hay into gold . Anthology 1, Texts 7-8 . Six top tricks! / Inca bling! All of Set 1 and 2 . Focus: ay . Dragon Bay . We can play . Module 5. Keeping a cat . Anthology 1, Texts 9-10 . The day of the dog / Calling all dogs - the police need you!. Find out more by working through a topic. Learn and practice the sounds in set one! Help the wizards to make words and captions with s, a, t and p in this fun Phase 2 Phonics guide from BBC Bitesize.

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Set 2 Speed Sound Lesson. Teach Set 2 Sounds and corresponding Phonics Green Words. Review Set 1 and previously taught Set 2 Phonics Green Words. Nonsense words. Spell using Fred Fingers. Read the first six Set 2 Sounds (ay, ee, igh, ow, oo, oo) speedily. Read these sounds in Phonics Green and nonsense words with Fred Talk.. Set 2(The long vowel sounds): Your son/daughter will then progress to learning their Set 2 sounds. There are 12 Set 2 'speed sounds' that are made up of two or three letters which represent just one sound, e.g. ay as in play, ee as in tree and igh as in high. It is important that your son/daughter does not pronounce these as 2 or 3 separate.