Red Ditty 3 Writing
Red Ditty 3 Writing
Red Ditty 3 Writing
Monday
A cat in a pot
Child: to read the speed sounds on page 2 and the green and red words on page 3
Adult: read the introduction.
Child: read the ditty (page 4 – 6)
Adult: read the Ditty (page 4-6)
Child: read the Ditty again
Adult: ask the child the questions on page 15, Ditty 1.
Child: write The cat sat in the sun (ask your child to say the sentence a few times then have a go at
writing – remember to use Fred talk to sound out each word and pinch your Fred fingers for each
sound as you write).
Tuesday
On top
Child: to read the speed sounds on page 2 and the green and red words on page 7
Adult: read the introduction.
Child: read the ditty (page 8 - 10)
Adult: read the Ditty (page 8 - 10)
Child: read the Ditty again
Adult: ask the child the questions on page 15, Ditty 2.
Child: Complete the sentences (ask your child to say the sentence a few times then have a go at
writing – remember to use Fred talk to sound out each word and pinch your Fred fingers for each
sound as you write).
Thursday
A wet cat
Child: to read the speed sounds on page 2 and the green and red words on page 11
Adult: read the introduction.
Child: read the ditty (page 12 - 14)
Adult: read the Ditty (page 12 - 14)
Child: read the Ditty again
Adult: ask the child the questions on page 15, Ditty 3.
Child: Complete the sentences (ask your child to say the sentence a few times then have a go at
writing – remember to use Fred talk to sound out each word and pinch your Fred fingers for each
sound as you write).
On the ___________
On the ____________
In _______ ________
Friday
A wet cat
Child: to read the speed sounds on page 2 and the green and red words on page 11
Adult: read the introduction.
Child: read the ditty (page 12 - 14)
Adult: read the Ditty (page 12 - 14)
Child: read the Ditty again.
Child: Write the sentence A cat in the bath (ask your child to say the sentence a few times then have a
go at writing – remember to use Fred talk to sound out each word and pinch your Fred fingers for
each sound as you write).
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