Phonic Books Moon Dogs Set 3 Vowel Spellings

Phonic Books Moon Dogs Set 3: Vowel Spellings comprises 14 books designed for older children at the very early stages of reading. Contemporary illustrations and a story line based on the adventures of a group of teenage friends in a band. Moon Dogs Set 3 introduces two spellings for a vowel sound. Moon Dogs Set 1 introduces sounds gradually at CVC level with one line of text on each page, Set 2 introduces consonant blends and consonant digraphs. The Moon Dogs Extras set runs parallel to Set 1 and provides crucial further practice for the sounds of the alphabet at CVC level text. Moon Dogs VCe Spellings focuses on silent or 'magic' e spellings.

Book 1: Wet Day in Spain (ai, ay)
Book 2: Lost in the Street (ee, ea)
Book 3: The Boat Trip (oa, ow)
Book 4: Birthday Lunch (ur, ir)
Book 5: Matt's Bad Head (e, ea)
Book 6: Mouse in the House (ow, ou)
Book 7: A Gloomy Room (oo, ue)
Book 8: A Wild Night (igh, i)
Book 9: A Jog in the Woods (oo, oul)
Book 10: An Awful Day (a, aw)
Book 11: Out of Oil (oy, oi)
Book 12: Beach Party (ar)
Book 13: A Scary Haircut (air, are)
Book 14: Steer Clear (ear, eer)

Accompanying photocopiable activities for word building, reading, spelling and comprehension, grammar and vocabulary can be found in Moon Dogs Set 3: Vowel Spellings Activities.

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