Oxford Phonics World 2 Resources

Key Features of Oxford Phonics World 2:
More Complex Sounds: Level 2 introduces additional phonetic sounds and blends, such as consonant digraphs (e.g., “ch”, “sh”, “th”), vowel sounds (e.g., “ai”, “ee”, “oa”), and some more advanced letter combinations.
Word Families: Students start learning words that belong to the same phonetic family (like “rain”, “pain”, “train”) to help them recognize common patterns in spelling and pronunciation.
Sight Words: Sight words are introduced alongside phonics skills. These are words that don’t follow typical phonetic patterns and need to be memorized.
Short Stories: The course includes simple, engaging stories with illustrations that reinforce the phonics rules learned. These stories allow children to practice reading while also helping them connect phonics with real-world language use.
Activities and Games: Interactive activities and games are an integral part of the course. These help keep learners engaged while reinforcing the skills they’ve learned.
Songs and Rhymes: As in Level 1, songs and rhymes are used to reinforce the phonics concepts. These help make the learning process more fun and memorable.
Progressive Learning: As students move through Level 2, they start to apply the phonics skills to longer words and short sentences, improving both reading fluency and comprehension.