Letter formation cards for letters a-z. Lower case and upper case. These cards can be folded over and laminated to make a double sided writing resource that can be reused. Start at the green dot to follow the letter shape and learn to form the letter correctly.

A handy set of handwriting sheets featuring homophones. Use these Homophone handwriting sheets to practise writing and spelling common homophones. Perfect for helping children reinforce their knowledge of homophones, spelling and handwriting. The homophones in this pack include: aloud/allowed, ate/eight, bear/bare, blue/blew, board/bored, buy/bye, dear/deer, flower/flour, grate/great, hair/hare, hear/here, heard/herd, heel/heal, larva, lava, male/mail, knight/night, sow/sew, one/won, paws/pause, pair/pear, reads/reeds, sale/sail, tail/tale, witch/which, you/ewe, son/sun, sea/see, waist/waste. Each sheet has a space for writing the words in cursive handwriting, a fill in the missing letters activity, a word pyramid and a space for writing the word in a sentence. There are 56 sheets included in this resource.

This resource can be used for home learning, tutoring or online learning and to review phonics from any scheme/program, although it does follow the order of RWI Set 2 sounds. There are 45 pages with different activities to review the sounds air, ir, ou oy. Activities include Can you find it? - Find the target phoneme among other phonemes. Speed read sounds - review of a selection of sounds which include set 1 and 2 sounds. Circle and colour - a colouring activity with a target phoneme. Read and match words and pictures Read and draw a picture Speed read words - can be timed as the child reads the words as fast as they can. Read alien/nonsense words. Write the words using phoneme frames. Letter formation sheets - practicing the phoneme and words. Sensory ideas for letter formation. Write a sentence - with a given sentence to dictate.

This resource can be used for home learning, tutoring or online learning and to review phonics from any scheme/program, although it does follow the order of RWI Set 2 sounds. There are 45 pages with different activities to review the sounds ay, ee, igh,ow. Activities include Can you find it? - Find the target phoneme among other phonemes. Speed read sounds - review of a selection of sounds which include set 1 and 2 sounds. Circle and colour - a colouring activity with a target phoneme. Read and match words and pictures Read and draw a picture Speed read words - can be timed as the child reads the words as fast as they can. Read alien/nonsense words. Write the words using phoneme frames. Letter formation sheets - practicing the phoneme and words. Sensory ideas for letter formation. Write a sentence - with a given sentence to dictate. Tes paid licence

This resource can be used for home learning and to review phonics from any scheme/program, although it does follow the order of RWI Set 2 sounds. There are 40 pages with different activities to review the sounds oo, oo, ar, or. Activities include Can you find it? - Find the target phoneme among other phonemes. Speed read sounds - review of a selection of sounds which include set 1 and 2 sounds. Circle and colour - a colouring activity with a target phoneme. Read and match words and pictures Read and draw a picture Speed read words - can be timed as the child reads the words as fast as they can. Read alien/nonsense words. Write the words using phoneme frames. Letter formation sheets. Sensory ideas for letter formation. Write a sentence - with a given sentence to dictate.

This beautiful and eye pleasing powerpoint is for students who are in the early stages of reading and are just beginning to blend. You can use it to support your students early blending and segmenting skills. All the words have the medial vowel a. The cvc words included are cat, tap, hat, fan, rat, sad, pan, bag, ham, ram, can, tag, dad, mad, jam, ran, van, cap, gap, lap, map, pat, sat, bat, mat, man. This powerpoint includes (number of slides) 26 word slides, a cover slide and an end slide with stars and a praise statement. This powerpoint can be used for whole class, group learning, home schooling or tutoring. Children will love the illustrations and the words are in a large font size to make it easier to see.

A selection of dragon stories for developing comprehension skills suitable for readers from Year 1 upwards. Children should be reading at or above orange level book band to access these texts. Each story is accompanied by a sheet of comprehension questions to develop your students understanding of the text. These stories can be used for reading fluency/ words per minute assessments. Included in this pack: Reading fluency rubric for teachers Reading assessment sheet Reading fluency exercise table for students with ideas and suggestions on what they can do to improve their reading fluency, pacing, expression, and pauses at punctuations. A sheet for illustrating the story after reading. These stories can be used for guided reading sessions, tutoring sessions, independent work, and book clubs with a focus on developing reading speed, fluency accuracy and use of expressions. 21 different and original stories: The dragon and the star - 169 words The dragon’s treasure - 177 words The dragon’s song - 153 words The dragon’s secret - 147 words The dragon and the moon - 150 words The friendly dragon - 153 words The lost dragon egg - 162 words The dragon and the princess - 165 words The dragon’s flight - 154 words The dragon’s gift - 156 words The brave little dragon - 141 words The dragon feast - 140 words The magic feather - 133 words The dragon who loved flowers - 277 words The dragon and the storm - 152 words The dragon’s garden - 136 words The dragon and the moonlight - 142 words The dragon and the bear - 243 words The lonely dragon - 219 words The dragon and the lost star - 177 words The dragons’ flight - 186 words