we had loads of fun creating silly sentences ! Parents also thought it was fun to!

covering the words used in Phase 2 a game to play with dice. A reading game to support segmenting and blending to use as a guided group/ intervention/ beginning reading journey or sending home to play. includes ck ff ll and ss words Covers the sods taught in Letters and Sounds phase 2

A resource which is made for my class to explore initial sounds through play dough, pens, whiteboards pens, trinkets to place of to create shape of grapheme. I will have laminated sheets for use with goggly eyes , play dough and small world trinkets plus paper versions for rainbow writing. i have also included numbers, each number has the correct number f objects for 1-1 counting correspondence

Game A bit of fun with ear… how many silly animals can you make? kids can make up own rules or place the ears (shuffled) in a pile face down and turn over and read… only animal ears work. turn over a human ear and all ears are returned to play or to shorten game out of play. Another way would be to wait until you have a matching pair to put onto you base card.

Can yo build a life cycle before a predator eats you are a part of the life cycle? A fun way to learn two syllable words and consonant blends spl, spr,scr,shr, str, thr, How to play Each player will need a baseboard (I use this with two players) if more than two players you may want to print more playing cards • Shuffle the playing cards • Place face down • Youngest player to start (or draw lots!) • Turnover and read the word • If correct place on the base board • If you get a complete cycle remove and keep. (safe cards) • If you turn over a predator card all card on board are forfeited! Winner is the player with the most cards Or Make up your own rules!

some maths activities which link to phonics homework or class activities addition doubles weight money

Time to link science with phonics! watch out for the predator coming to each you up! How to play Each player will need a baseboard (I use this with two players) if more than two players you may want to print more playing cards • Shuffle the playing cards • Place face down • Youngest player to start (or draw lots!) • Turnover and read the word • If correct place on the base board • If you get a complete cycle remove and keep. (safe cards) • If you turn over a predator card all card on board are forfeited! Winner is the player with the most cards Or Make up your own rules!

hippty hop…phonics game to link science with phonics this game supports the two syllable words found in part 2 of the screen words such as window carpark picnic How to play Each player will need a baseboard (I use this with two players) if more than two players you may want to print more playing cards • Shuffle the playing cards • Place face down • Youngest player to start (or draw lots!) • Turnover and read the word • If correct place on the base board • If you get a complete cycle remove and keep. (safe cards) • If you turn over a predator card all card on board are forfeited! Winner is the player with the most cards Or Make up your own rules!

This is a game to support reading ‘ew’ sounds. as it is Chinese New Year and the Year of the Rat here is a game to play featuring ew