Oxford Phonics World 1 Student’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 1 Workbook
Oxford Phonics World 1 Teacher’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 1 Audio Video
Oxford Phonics World 1 Test (+Audio) | Readers (3 Books and Audio)
MultiRom

Oxford Phonics World 2 Student’s Book.pdf
Oxford Phonics World 2 Workbook.pdf
Oxford Phonics World 2 Teacher’s Book.pdf
Oxford Phonics World 2 Audio Video
Oxford Phonics World 2 Test (Audio)
Readers (3 Books and Audio)

Oxford Phonics World 3 Student’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 3 Workbook
Oxford Phonics World 3 Teacher’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 3 Audio Video
Oxford Phonics World 3 Test (+Audio) Readers (3 Books and Audio) MultiRom

Oxford Phonics World 4 Student’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 4 Workbook
Oxford Phonics World 4 Teacher’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 4 Audio Video
Oxford Phonics World 4 Test (+Audio) Readers (3 Books and Audio) MultiRom

Oxford Phonics World 5 Student’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 5 Workbook
Oxford Phonics World 5 Teacher’s Book
Oxford Phonics World 5 Audio Video
Oxford Phonics World 5 Test (+Audio) Readers (3 Books and Audio) MultiRom

Oxford Phonics World 1 is a beginner-level phonics course designed for young learners, typically around the age of 5 or 6. It helps students build a strong foundation in English pronunciation and reading skills by focusing on phonetic sounds, letter recognition, and word formation. The series uses fun stories, songs, and activities to engage children and make learning phonics an enjoyable experience.

Structure of Level 2:
Unit 1: Focuses on initial consonant sounds (e.g., “s”, “r”, “t”) and blending consonants with short vowels.
Unit 2: Introduces digraphs like “sh”, “ch”, and “th”.
Unit 3: Includes vowel digraphs like “ai”, “ee”, and “oa”.
Unit 4: Further exploration of vowel sounds and word families.
Unit 5: Consolidates earlier skills with more complex sentences and longer words.
Unit 6: Reviews everything learned with final activities that test phonics knowledge in context.
The series is known for its engaging visuals, which help make abstract concepts more concrete, especially for young learners.

Structure of Level 3:
Unit 1: Introduces more consonant blends (e.g., "st", "dr", "tr") and short vowel sounds in multisyllabic words.
Unit 2: Focuses on complex vowel sounds (e.g., "ou", "oi") and introduces words with silent letters (e.g., "knight", "wrap").
Unit 3: Builds on diphthongs like "oi", "ow", and "ou", with more practice in blending and segmenting.
Unit 4: Focuses on long vowel sounds (e.g., "ea", "ai", "ee") and introduces compound words (e.g., "sunflower", "playground").
Unit 5: Reviews and practices using these skills in more complex sentences and stories.
Unit 6: Consolidates everything learned in the previous units, with comprehension activities and review exercises.

Structure of Level 4:
Unit 1: Introduces more consonant blends (e.g., "st", "dr", "tr") and short vowel sounds in multisyllabic words.
Unit 2: Focuses on complex vowel sounds (e.g., "ou", "oi") and introduces words with silent letters (e.g., "knight", "wrap").
Unit 3: Builds on diphthongs like "oi", "ow", and "ou", with more practice in blending and segmenting.
Unit 4: Focuses on long vowel sounds (e.g., "ea", "ai", "ee") and introduces compound words (e.g., "sunflower", "playground").
Unit 5: Reviews and practices using these skills in more complex sentences and stories.
Unit 6: Consolidates everything learned in the previous units, with comprehension activities and review exercises.

Unit 1: Focuses on advanced vowel and consonant patterns, including diphthongs and syllable stress in multi-syllabic words.
Unit 2: Introduces more complex word families, prefixes, and suffixes, along with silent letters and irregular spelling rules.
Unit 3: Reviews phonetic rules in more advanced words and stories, and practices reading longer passages.
Unit 4: Focuses on writing skills, with exercises for composing sentences, short stories, and dictation.
Unit 5: Consolidates everything learned by applying phonics knowledge to fluency-based reading and comprehension exercises.
Unit 6: A final review and practice of all learned concepts, helping students to feel confident as they move on to more advanced reading and writing tasks.