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16 January 2025
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Some people have the strangest of fears. Learn some of the weirdest fears people have in this phonics book. Part of Reading Stars Achieve Phonics - our brand-new programme of 98 fully decodable, age-appropriate phonics readers for KS2/KS3 students who are still on their phonics journey - I'm Afraid of Bananas is a Phase 5 book. It introduces alternative spellings for the phoneme: /or/ (four, caught) This book uses letters and sounds and common exception words that are found in Phases 2, 3 and 4, plus the Phase 5 new graphemes for reading and alternative pronunciations of known graphemes for reading. It also uses the following from Phase 5: Alternative spellings for the phonemes: /s/ (house), /u/ (some), /i/ (happy, donkey), /ear/ (here), /ar/ (father), /air/ (there, pear, bare), /or/ (all, four, caught) Common exception words: their, people, where, who, many, any, friends

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I'm Afraid of Bananas

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Some people have the strangest of fears. Learn some of the weirdest fears people have in this phonics book. Part of Reading Stars Achieve Phonics - our brand-new programme of 98 fully decodable, age-appropriate phonics readers for KS2/KS3 students who are still on their phonics journey - I'm Afraid of Bananas is a Phase 5 book. It introduces alternative spellings for the phoneme: /or/ (four, caught) This book uses letters and sounds and common exception words that are found in Phases 2, 3 and 4, plus the Phase 5 new graphemes for reading and alternative pronunciations of known graphemes for reading. It also uses the following from Phase 5: Alternative spellings for the phonemes: /s/ (house), /u/ (some), /i/ (happy, donkey), /ear/ (here), /ar/ (father), /air/ (there, pear, bare), /or/ (all, four, caught) Common exception words: their, people, where, who, many, any, friends

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