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Charlotta Grey has lost her crystal bracelet! Join Celest and Chris as they try to solve the mystery of the crystal bracelet in this high-level phonics book.
Part of Reading Stars Phonics - our structured programme of fully decodable phonics readers to support the teaching of phonics using the UK Government's Letters and Sounds programme - Celest and the Crystal Bracelet is a Phase 5 book.
It introduces some alternative pronunciations of known graphemes for reading: a (fast, was), e (he), i (mind), o (no), u (unit, put), ow (snow), ea (head), er (her), ou (you), y (by, gym, very), ch (school, chef), c (cell), g (gent), ey (they), and the common exception words oh, their, Mrs, called, where, who, laughed, different, friends, once, please.
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Charlotta Grey has lost her crystal bracelet! Join Celest and Chris as they try to solve the mystery of the crystal bracelet in this high-level phonics book.
Part of Reading Stars Phonics - our structured programme of fully decodable phonics readers to support the teaching of phonics using the UK Government's Letters and Sounds programme - Celest and the Crystal Bracelet is a Phase 5 book.
It introduces some alternative pronunciations of known graphemes for reading: a (fast, was), e (he), i (mind), o (no), u (unit, put), ow (snow), ea (head), er (her), ou (you), y (by, gym, very), ch (school, chef), c (cell), g (gent), ey (they), and the common exception words oh, their, Mrs, called, where, who, laughed, different, friends, once, please.