Using the balloons to make it more interesting I used this for a place value/odd and even lesson. The children had the balloons in pair and had to find number less than, more than, odd and even. But only using the numbers given. For Ha year 1 I used the question sheet. this has greater than, less than, numbers between 30 and 40 and an ext 3 digit numbers. the word document gives a preview. the publisher file has the picture of balloons for books and large balloons to laminate for paired work.

I have used these sheets to assess children's reading of sounds that they have been working on. It is also useful as evidence of reading in my children's phonics books. Covers phase 3 and 2 sheets of phase 4 words. Children to then read the word and match to the pictures. THIS IS A PUBLISHER FILE. This is in the Nelson handwriting font.

Phase 3 sounds with a picture and 3 choices of the correct word. Children must blend each word and tick the correct word. Encourages children to think about all sounds. Used as evidence of reading in books. This is a PUBLISHER document.

I used this to remind the children that it is important to think about all of the sounds they can hear. They enjoyed sorting the pictures and then finding the missing sounds. The missing sounds are a mixture of cvc words and the beginning of phase 3. THESE FILES ARE PUBLISHER DOCUMENTS!

A revision booklet aimed at year 2 Middle or lower ability. Could be sent home or used in class. Focus is on punctuation, correct word, past/present tense. The word document is just to give a preview.

The Phonics Olympic pack was used for children to practice for their Phonics Olympics at school. It was used on the run up to the phonics screening. I used this for year 2 pupils that are to retake the test but it would be suitable for year 1. The certificate was given to each child who took part. With the help of some little trophies from the pound shop this created lots of enthusiasm which was the aim! Word document for preview only. Publisher document is much better.

Smartboard with CVC noughts and crosses. children must either spell or orally segment each word to get the nought or cross. Worksheet has the same pictures with larger versions to print and laminate. Word document is just a preview.

Large pirates lettering for above the board and the title ‘Do you like argh writing?’ There are captions and a frame for either creating acptions or as a frame for writing to display.

A set of 10 dinoaurs with their name, how to say it and what it mean. There is a publisher document of you would like to add more dinosaurs or change the font. Or I have added a PDF if you just want the 10 with my font.

I used this with my Year 1 LA English set. The display pack has question mark and full stop cards that they held up to show if they thought it was a question or a statement. We talked through the questions and statements and ten used the worksheet to tick question or statement. then the children wrote their own questions for a pirate visitor.

There are large labels for each sound and then 2 sheets of words. I have used this as an activity to sort the words by which ur/er/ir sound they contain. The children then stuck the words to the wall.

For every sound that I teach I put the book pictures in their phonics book to use for spellings and sentences. Then I use the reading activity to assess if they can use that sound to read. They read real and fake words to try and find the correct word.

A complete record of a childs recognition, reading and spelling of sounds family words, HFW and common exception words for ks1.

This is the 2nd set of flashcards. They have items of food and toys for after school club, shapes, farm animals, jungle animals, vehicles, items that are used at lunchtime (cutlery and tray) and toilet, sink, hand dryer and hand wash. With the assessment grids that allows you to tick and date when words can be used.

I laminated these and use them on my EAL display. There is a part for weather where the children have to stick on a weather symbol each day. Then a today is, yesterday was and tomorrow will be section. The children fill them in each day. Then there are 2 words of the week parts to keep the display easy to edit and keep relevant. Also 2 what we are working on so that you can write what it is that you are working on.

3 A4 sheets on publisher. One each for objects, pictures, numbers and symbols. I used this on my numeracy display following a days training on the CPA approach.

A set of 4 tables for grapheme and spelling assessments. On publisher word document for example purposes only.

The words are the same as in the Phonics Olympics booklet, To be using during or to practice for the reading event.