OXFORD A flight to New York| | Speed sounds - Consonants Say the pure sounds (do not add ih). iS { j l m n r s z shy | thol ne # | U fmm] | om fs Ge) | z 4 ph le mb | kn wr se se c z ce Bie ce |edifiagictohiates| p ja] t |w |x y bb | k | dd | 99 9 | PP tt |@wh) ck ge Vowels Say the vowel sound and then the word, eg ~~ at hen in on. up day see high | blow ke head make | tea | smile | home happy | lie no he | find zoo | took | car | for | far | whirl | shout | boy >) brite door care nurse cow spoil blue snore letter yawn D Each box contains one sound but sometimes more than one grapheme. Focus graphemes are circled.Green words Read in Fred Tak (pure sounds), huge crew stew few blue safe life drive | ice rice white flight’ check = watch «gir leave have listen pilot co-pilot Read in syllables, stew ards —> stewards air port —> airport Pass port —? passport cock pit —> cockpit differ ent —> different diff C cult —> difficult ex plore =? explore Heath row —> Heathrow Read the root word first and then with the ending. take —Dtakes place —Ppldces cloud —9 clouds | rule —> rules cube —> cubes tune —> tunes amise —? amused screen —> screenedRed words all are come here the te © you your yourself someIntroduction Have you heard of New York? It’s a big city in America, To get there you can fly in an ‘aeroplane. Have you ever flown ina plane? Have you ever been toan airport? This book i al about going on a journey by plane.Vocabulary check Discuss the meaning (as used in the non-fiction text) after the children have read the word. definition air crew people who see to your needs on an aircraft | check in hand in your bags cockpit the part of the aircraft where the pilot sits co-pilot the assistant pilot life jackets blow-up jackets for a landing on water passport ‘small book with your name and photograph inside that shows which country you come from screened. checked to make sure that you are not carrying anything dangerous X-ray ‘photograph which shows the inside of something Punctuation to not New York Capita letters for names co-pilot X-ray Hyphen to link two words togetherhis is Heathrow Airport. Ou can take flights to 180 ifferent places from here. You can drive to the airport and leave your car in the huge car park.First, you must check in your bags. Then you must show your passport. Next, you are Screened by X-ray, This is to keep fe all safe,The aircraft is huge. You have to go up some steps. The air crew show you the life jackets and tell you the tules for a difficult landing.You put on your seat belt and then the aircraft takes off. Stewards come round with food and drinks on a trolley. You can have tea or coffee, or a cool drink with ice cubes in it. Then you have a hot meal such as stew with rice.i Em This is the cockpit. The pilot and the co-pilot sit here.On the flight, you can read to keep yourself amused. You can listen to a few tunes, or watch a film. Or you can just look out of the window. The sky looks bright blue and the clouds are white and fluffy.At the end of the flight, the Gircraft lands on the runway is landing in New York in America, This aircraftYou go down the steps and collect your bags. Now you can go and explore New York. |Questions to talk about + * Reread the page. Read the question tothe children. Tellthem whether tsa FIND iT question ‘orPROVEIT question. FIND IT Y Turnto the page / Read the question / Find the answer PROVE IT Y Turn to the page Y Read the question Y Find yourevidence ¥ Explain why Page9: PROVEIT Poge12 — PROVEIT Pogei2: FINDIT Pagel4: FIND IT Page: FINDIT Page16: PROVEIT Why do lots of people go to Heathrow Airport? What do you wear while the aircraft takes off? What do the stewards use to bring you drinks and meals? How can you keep amused during the flight? What might you see from an aircraft window? What must you remember to do before you leave the airport?Questions to read and answ:Speed words children practise reading the words across the rows, down the columns and in and out of order clearly and quickly. different airport window Passport stew rice crew cubes down collect | here amuse few rules huge stewards yourself next tunes come