If you’re looking to reinforce phonics learning through hands on activities, adopting a Montessori approach, then you need this resource! These ‘build a word’ flashcards allow little learners to build words in line wit the phonics they’re studying, ranging from CVC words to letter blends with digraphs and trigraphs, taking ownership of their early reading skills and development. The phonics flashcards consist of 32 A4 pages, downloaded as a pdf, and contain: 5 pages of vowels 3 of each consonant full pages of each of the following, ed, tch, ch, sh, es, ly, ing, er, est, ck, ght, ear, air, th, ng, e, ss, ll, kn, nk, wh and qu. Each set of cards have been designed in colours to make sorting easier. You can choose to mix all of the blends or just have learners working on some to build words. This is a great time saving, versatile resource to help secure phonics knowledge and understanding for children aged 4-7 years old in a variety of learning environments.

If you’re looking for educational activities to support your EYFS and Kindergarten learners then this pack of 22 CVC words Worksheets is ideal for using as independent activities, centers, homeschooling and homework activities. There are three different designs with multiple worksheets included - read and colour, trace and match and choose the right word. All of the worksheets are pdf and hve been designed in A4. Where there is an instruction to colour then a UK and US spelling of colour worksheet has been included, making the total download equal to 31 pages. The worksheets cover the introduction of all alphabet letters, arranged in the pattern of phonics order but also include some words with ck, ff, ll and ss. Most of the words are cvc, with the exception of those containing the double letters in this description. Each worksheets fits into the early years phonics and reading curriculum helping to support children in their development of learning to read.

Are you looking to save valuable time but eager to secure sight words with your little learners? These ready made printable flashcards focus on Dolch Sight Words and cover all five levels used in PreK to Third Grade. There are 55 A4 pages in total to download in pdf and each set consist of : PrePrimer = 39 words Primer = 52 words First = 41 words Second = 46 words Third = 41 words Each set has its own coloured background making them easier to sort should they become mixed. This would make an ideal resource for whole class activities, including read the room, small group work, table centers and interventions. The flashcards are a valuable resource to help secure the recognition of sight words, as well as an assessment tool to identify gaps to support your planning. Simply download, print and laminate!

Secure the reading of sight words with your little learners with these Dolch Sight words Google Slides Presentations. There are five different presentations included starting at PrePrimer, through to Primer, First, second and Third level of words. The words in each presentation are in alphabetical order and would be great as a starting activity, initiating whole class reading, assessment or as a consolidation activity at the end of a lesson. The resource includes the following: PrePrimer has 39 slides Primer has 52 slides First has 41 slides Second has 46 slides Third has 41 slides Simply download the presentations to your computer and go! This is a valuable resource, ideal for engagement and encouraging participation to develop those reading skills. You will be given a link to download the presentations from the Google Drive, purely due to file size.

This phonics sorting game is an ideal learning resource for children to work on independently or as a paired activity. There are 48 real and nonsense words on flashcards to sort and place on the correct monster - Grib or Grub. Your little learners will have to use their decoding skills to work out nonsense words, whilst many may begin to recognise real words by sight as they practice more often.This is a great way to encourage them to practice their reading skills whilst having fun along the way! The activity is most suitable for 5-6 year olds, depending on whether or not they are working at an age appropriate level. If not, this could be used as a challenge activity for slightly younger children or as an intervention resource for slightly older children. Once they’ve sorted each word, they can use the monster checklists to see if their sorting was correct, again promoting self assessment strategies. The resource includes; an instruction sheet, 2 monster sheets -Grib and Grub, 4 sheets of real and nonsense printable flashcards and 5 checklist sheets. These are all downloadable as a pdf.

Are you looking for some new ideas for your classroom display? These meaningful quotes have been taken from Aesop’s Fables as a way to relay important messages to your learners. Designed in a Candy Land theme, each quote has been designed on A4 and provides a relevant message for students to engage in and practice as part of their daily school life. The positive quotes fit into the ethos , values and principles of most schools. Simply download and print to add to your classroom decor or use your printer settings to reduce the size and use them as printable flashcards to support your English Curriculum. The resources are downloadable as a pdf.

Are you having a jungle theme in your classroom? Maybe you’re looking for some new classroom decor ideas? My set of ABC A4 jungle themed posters are ideal for engaging little learners in learning the alphabet. Each card displays the letter of the alphabet in both upper case and lower case,along with three pictures that begin with that letter as visual support, making it easier for children to identify letters sounds by using familiarity with them. Designed in a calming green, these cards will enhance your classroom decor whilst maintaining engagement and focus without over stimulating learners. Help support your learners with early letter recognition, writing and alphabet skills by displaying these cards around your room. There are 26 A4 pages (pdf) included in the download.

Take the stress out of looking for suitable decorative paper of border pages for topics with this pack of 21 different themed printable A4 paper in a variety of popular school topics including; continents, Autumn/fall, The Stone Age, The Romans, Ancient Greeks, The Vikings, The Great Fire of London, Ancient Egyptians, Math, Volcanoes, Space, Mondrian, Warhol, sewing, The Weather, People who help us, Homes, Christmas, Halloween, Nativity and Remembrance. Each topic includes 3 different designs - a blank page, half ruled with handwriting lines and a full page of lined paper, making it 63 pages in total included. With a great range of designs, there’s plenty to save you time and keep you organized with school projects throughout the year. Each design is the size of A4 and you’ll be given the link to download (pdf) as and when you need.

Are you teaching youngsters comparative and superlative adjectives? If so, this resource could be just what you need! With primary curriculum and elementary curriculum expectations, it can be difficult for children to retain all aspects of grammar. This resource includes a Google slides presentation with 13 colourful, informative and engaging slides, along with 8 pdf worksheets to support and consolidate learning. Activities include word building, choose the right word, missing gaps in sentences, sentence structure, word search and comprehension drawing activities. They have been designed for children aged 7-9 years old, depending on their academic ability and needs. Make this the easiest part of grammar to teach and retain and watch your learners use comparative and superlative language with a greater degree of confidence and ease, whilst retaining key aspects. Once you purchase, you’ll receive a link to download the resources from Google Drive.

Are your little learners ready for the next stage in their phonics education? These printable worksheets are just what you need to reinforce the next sets of new sounds and letter patterns, forming blends, long vowel sounds and split digraphs. Learners will secure all remaining sounds including, a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, ea, ee, igh, ie, ow, oo, ue, as well as other patterns including consonant blends, wh, ph, ck and other letter teams such as air, are and ure. The printables also support the learning of Year 1 phonics in order to support youngsters in the national phonics screening that happens towards the end of that year. There are 55 pages in the lack with varied activities including cvc words, letter tracing, handwriting, reading comprehension, sight words and more, in order to secure and consolidate phonics learning and understanding.

Support your little learners with their knowledge and understanding of phonics sounds and letters with my phonics worksheet set. There are 31 pages of activities, introducing all letters of the alphabet in order of development rather than alphabetical order. The set also includes the initial blends th, sh, ch, qu, ng and nk. Each worksheet introduces the letter with enough space for letter formation practice through tracing and writing and a colouring activity to identify the letter as the initial sound of familiar objects. These activities are most suited to 4-5 year olds, those starting out in EYFS and being introduced to phonics for the first time. It’s a great resource to support youngsters at the beginning of their reading and writing journey.

Create a lot of fun with your little learners as they become engaged in compound words. This pack of 10 worksheets will develop their reading, writing and knowledge of compound words through fun activities such as code breakers, colouring fun, I spy activities, letter shading, sentence creation, reading passages and more. The activities have been designed with second grade students in mind and focus a lot in the second grade compound word list with other additions. These are no prep worksheets, allowing you to free up some of your valuable time - simply download, print and use! All of the activities are in black and white to save on your copying budget too! Pages 1&2, 7&8 and 9&10 look duplicated, however, it’s to accommodate the spelling of color for US and UK students, meaning there are 13 pages altogether in the download. Keep your learners entertained and engaged through these fun packed activities, whilst covering curriculum standards. They are ideal for lesson activities, early finishers, table centers and homeschooling. See what fun you can have with compound words

If your youngsters are getting to grips with adjectives then you should try these resources to help secure their understanding and encouraging them to use a wider range of vocabulary in their descriptions. The resource pack consists of 3 no prep worksheets and 3 different center card activities which allow for progression. Worksheets 1&2 are differentiated versions, The first one is simply helping your learners to identify adjectives amongst a selection word choices to secure their understanding. If they are confident with this then worksheet 2 encourages them to select the most appropriate adjective out of the ones listed. We all know children get into the habit of using nice, good, big etc but these resources encourage them to use more interesting word choices. Worksheet 3 is a synonym activity where children are given a basic adjective and they need to identify 2 alternative synonyms for that adjective. The adjective task cards /flash cards require very little prep once they’ve been cut and laminated. Set A asks learners to choose the adjective to describe the picture and clip it with a mini peg. There are 32 cards to work with and answer cards are included. Set B requires learners to choose the most appropriate adjective to describe the picture offering a wider range of vocabulary to choose from. Again, they need to clip the answer using a mini peg. There are 32 cards with answers to choose from in this set. Where there appears to be a duplicate page, this is so that a UK and a US spelling can be included. The third set of cards asks learners to choose the odd one out. There are 4 adjectives listed to describe each picture but one is a poorer choice. Students need to clip the odd one out, then using their notebook, or lined paper, use the picture and remaining three adjectives to write a sentence with it. This should then help them secure sentence structure that involve expanded noun phrases so that they can begin to develop their own sentences during independent writing tasks. These activities are a fun way to deepen understanding and use of adjectives so that learners aren’t limiting themselves to the same familiar word choices. By using a wider range of adjectives, the quality of their writing should improve dramatically, giving them the confidence to succeed and progress to meet the required expectations of them. The resources would be ideal for first grade and upwards (Year 2 and above UK), whether you choose to use them as a main focus for your lesson, table centers, intervention activities, small group support, early finishing tasks or homeschooling. They can be versatile to meet the needs of your learners.