Language Learning Skills Progression
phonemes and letter strings using knowledge learnt from 'Phonics Lessons 1 to 3'. Be able to tackle unknown language with increased accuracy by applying knowledge learnt from 'Phonics Lessons 1 to 4' including awareness of accents, silent letters etc. Decode unknown language using bilingual dictionaries.
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