DIY phonic fans. The first 4 pages contains the initial 23 sounds students learn. The following 26 sounds are the more complex 26 consonant digraphs and graphemes. A split pin is used to make the fans (6-8 in a group) at the bottom of the ice cream cone. The fans can be used to ask students to identify sounds as they hear them from an audio recording or being read to in class. This activity is a brilliant way to help students develop phonological awareness.

25 pairs / 50 flashcards of homophones. This is a fun, interactive resource to develop homophone knowledge. Students have to match the picture to the correct spelling. Ideal literacy group activity.

7 posters covering a brief outline of the different stages of reading: Preview Question Predict Connect Infer Summarise Evaluate These brightly coloured posters are ideal for classroom use but can be reduced and copied for student books.

A quick flashcard game to test students on irregular verb knowledge by matching up the present / past tense. 12 sheets / 24 pairs.

20 pages / 40 flashcards of antonyms. Match up activity based on the pictures and words. Ideal group literacy activity or could be used for classroom display purposes.

10 dinosaur themed creative writing prompts. Can be used as a verbal cue card for group activities or as an individual written activity.

10 pages, (2 x each sense) of sentence tracing for the five senses. Students can see how sentences are constructed as well as being able to practise letter formation.

10 pages of sentence building exercises. Students can cut out the words to “stick” the sentence in the correct order or they can write the correct sentence on the line below. Capital letter and full stop / exclamation mark is provided to help students structure the sentence.

4 worksheets that allow students to revise word classes. These are excellent starter activities to revise prior knowledge. Word classes covered: Adjectives Prepositions Verbs Adverbs Singular words Plural words Interjections Present Tense Verbs Past Tense Verbs

25 posters or worksheets depending how you want to use this activity. This resource is excellent for CVC word practice, asking students to write the missing letter in relation to the picture. You may wish to laminate the cards and use as a mini-whiteboard type activity to save on photocopying.

A 27 page workbook (including title page) for students to practice letter formation. All 26 letters of the alphabet have their own page, with colourful pictures to accompany the word.

12 posters of punctuation marks and their definitions. Ideal for classroom display but could also be copied as flashcards for student workbooks.

20 pairs of picture flashcards. 10 sheets containing the matching word for the homonyms. Ideal as a group literacy activity or for use as a classroom display.

A bundle of resources for the dinosaur themed classroom or project. Dinosaur name tags (7 designs) Dinosaur Days of the week Dinosaur Months of the Year Volcano sight word display 1-20 Dinosaur footprint Dinosaur style Alphabet poster Dinosaur style numbers 1-10

40 bright, colourful flashcards or posters of verbs.

120 pictures or 10 pages of pictures with 3 letters to choose from. Students are encouraged to ‘sound out’ the beginning letter of the picture and identify it on the worksheet.

40 cards of CVC words (4 exceptions) with pictures. A colourful interactive game helping your students to practise the spelling of CVC words. Each card is supposed to be cut into three prior to the activity.

10 pages of individual stories with 4-6 questions. This small booklet is perfect for students who can read basic sentences. The worksheets begin with true or false questions and progressively work towards more complex, inference type questions.

26 sheets (52 cards) of bright, vibrant 4 letter spelling cards. All 26 letters of the alphabet provided. The combination of pictures and blocks help students to practise basic spelling. Can be used as worksheets or reusable as laminated cards.

30 pages or 60 cards containing CVC words. Each colourful card has a picture and bold letters. Students can find the complimentary “end” sound once the cards have been pre-cut.