F▪am▪i▪ly Phonics

-an Family:

-an Family Reading

Now let's read some sentences with the new words you've learned.

Remember, a sentence is a group of words that tells you something. Let's also learn this rule about sentences:

That's just like the rule about names! Do you remember the rule about how Names begin? (Names always begin with a Capital/Big letter.)

Let's find out what these sentences say:

A man ran .

A van sat and sat.

That man ran.

That fat man ran to the van.

See the difference in spelling and sound between 'the' and 'that'?

Dan and Jan ran to the van.

That van ran and ran.

A tan cat sat at that fan.

A rat sat on a can.

The cat ran at that rat.

The cat ran to the can.

That rat ran and ran and ran.

Ann sat on the van.

Nan and Nat sat and sat. The cat sat on Nan.

The cat ran to the pan.

That cat ran and sat on Jan. The cat is on Jan.

Jan can pat that cat.