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32 of 35 The N<strong>at</strong>ional Str<strong>at</strong>egies ⏐ Primary<br />

<strong>CLLD</strong> <strong>Phonics</strong> <strong>at</strong> <strong>Key</strong> <strong>Stage</strong> 2<br />

Bank of suggested words and sentences for use in Unit 4<br />

The words in this section are made up from the letters taught for use in blending for reading and<br />

segment<strong>at</strong>ion for spelling. These lists are not for working through slavishly but to be selected from<br />

as needed for an activity.<br />

(Words in italic are high-frequency words.)<br />

CVCC words<br />

Words using sets 1–7 letters Words using Phase<br />

3 graphemes<br />

Polysyllabic words<br />

went best fond champ shift children shampoo<br />

it’s tilt gust chest shelf helpdesk Chester<br />

help lift hand tenth joint sandpit giftbox<br />

just lost next theft boost windmill shelter<br />

tent tuft milk Welsh thump softest lunchbox<br />

belt damp golf chimp paint pondweed sandwich<br />

hump bust jump bench roast desktop shelving<br />

band camp fact sixth toast helper Manchester<br />

dent gift melt punch beast handstand chimpanzee<br />

felt kept ask* chunk think melting champion<br />

gulp tusk fast* thank burnt seventh thundering<br />

lamp limp last*<br />

wind soft daft*<br />

hump pond task*<br />

land husk<br />

nest <strong>co</strong>st<br />

sink bank<br />

link bunk<br />

hunt<br />

* In the north of England, where the letter a is pronounced /a/, these are appropri<strong>at</strong>e as<br />

Phase 4 words.<br />

01058-2009DOC-EN-01 © Crown <strong>co</strong>pyright 2009

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