A set of templates from A to Z in colour for your phonics teaching and learning. These can be used for children to draw or paste pictures for each letter of the alphabet. Or they can be used for children to write six words beginning with each letter. Alternatively, they can draw and write - the first page of the resource is a worked example for the letter A.

A bright colourful alphabet frieze for your classroom or phonics display. There is a colour poster for each letter of the alphabet and a black and white version that children can use as worksheets to practice their letter formation. Links to phonics, writing, handwriting and transport.

A set of posters for your phonics work or wall display with a rainbow theme. Each poster has a black background and shows a capital letter and colour picture. Children could use colour to create their own posters as an extension to phonics or art lessons. Sticky back stars can be used to make the letters on black card. Wax resist art ideas can be used to make letters and pictures.

A 20 page workbook for children learning their initial sounds and to recognise animals. Each page shows a different animal. There is a small colour picture on each page and a black and white picture for children to colour in. Children can trace over the writing, letters and sentences. The final page shows all 19 animals on one page and these are in black and white for children to colour in.

A complete set of worksheets from A to Z linked to phonics and initial sounds. Children trace the letters, say the sounds and name the corresponding object for each letter.

Here is an original winter poem based on the letters of the alphabet. The whole poem is printed on the final slide. Share on the Smartboard or print out. Great for an assembly where children can read a section each and hold up the card. Useful for a discussion around winter, weather, seasons and Christmas. The poem can inspire children to write their own.

A literacy resource for EYFS and KS1. This resource can be used on the Smart board for speaking and listening and making the initial sounds. The pictures can also be printed out and laminated and used as reusable writing mats with dry wipe markers or plasticine. Each letter has a corresponding picture and photograph along with a black and white image. The words are also shown. Works nicely too, as an alphabet display in the classroom.

A bright original set of alphabet posters for your classroom or / and phonics work.

A pack of worksheets from A to Z with a Cheerleader theme. Children can name, colour and label for each sound. Words are included for each letter.

An alphabet quiz for the smart board or to print out. There is a picture for each letter of the alphabet for children to name and discuss. There is a blank template for them to write the words and/or initial sounds. The answers are provided - these sheets could be used to support children that need it, for matching words or sounds to pictures or supporting writing. The pictures can also be cut out and put into alphabetical order. Play as a memory game too, where children can be given time to memorise each picture and say in response to a letter sound or in alphabetical order. Also link to plurals.

A set of colour alphabet posters for teaching the alphabet or for your displays.

A set of Alphabet worksheets from A to Z for Nursery and KS1 children learning their first sounds. Each sheet has a similar format with letters to trace, words to read and pictures to colour in.

A complete set of alphabet worksheets with the same format on each page. Children can name the pictures, find and write the words and trace the letters. When you print out, cut off the word bank to differentiate for the more able pupils.

Suitable for children learning CVC words. This animated PPT has 10 slides . The pictures are animated and the 3 letters come in as a switch or key is pressed.

An alphabet activity work book from A to Z for EYFS or KS1. Each letter is represented. Letter outlines are filled with words beginning with each sound for children to name and colour. Children can then write the names of the pictures in the empty letter.

10 worksheets for your Letters and Sounds / spelling / CVC word work. Each sheet has 4 pictures and boxes to either write the sounds in or letters that can be cut and pasted into the boxes.

A complete set of resources for teaching and learning the alphabet. Set 1: 6 colour flashcards for each letter of the alphabet (Some X pictures are where X is in the word as in fox) Set 2: 6 Black and White pictures for each letter to colour in using own colours or copying the flashcards. Set 3: The 6 pictures for each word with a box underneath for children to write the letter, write the word or a short caption.

A set of phonics worksheets for KS1, 7 worksheets where children work out which pictures belong to which sounds. Sounds: ch wh sp tr st pr cr sk pl cl sl gr bl sm gl sc fl fr dr br sh Children can colour in the pictures and draw a line to the correct sound or write the sound or word under / next to the pictures.

A bumper set of resources for your phonics / spelling work, which can be used in class or for homework. There are 7 worksheets and on each one there are 8 CVC words for children to make. Each word has a picture and arrows to show which direction the 3 letters go. The challenge is for the children to work out the initial sounds and then they can follow the arrows and write the letters to make the words. The first word-bed- is done to show the children what to do. Once the words are complete, children can check on the CVC word grid provided and tick off the words or draw a picture. Page 8 is a template that you or the children can use to make new words or focus on one middle sound. All vowels are included in the middle sounds.

Handy little Alphabet Cards for children to make and use as a reference in their phonics, reading and writing. They could also use them as bookmarks or add to the writing corner. Each page has 3 cards on it. Page 1 shows a card filled in with upper case letters of the alphabet, one with lower case letters and a third coloured in but with room for the children to write in their own alphabet. Page 2 is a black and white sheet for children to fill in the alphabet and colour the pictures. Pages 3,4,5, and 6 show different colour backgrounds and space for children to write the alphabet in. Once completed, laminate these or stick onto card for durability.