Word lists for all 19 of the phase 5 sounds. Presented in OpenDyslexic font, proven to help dyslexics.

Word lists for all 27 phase 3 sounds. Presented in OpenDyslexic font which is proven to help dyslexics.

Read each word and decide whether it has the target phoneme in it. If it does, they place it in the column headed ‘ar’. If it doesn’t, they place it in the column headed ‘not ar’. For added challenge, they can write out the words in each column instead. Aside from your standard sorting activity, this has been successfully used as a relay race/scavenger hunt. Hide the cards around the classroom, send the children off to look for them in relay fashion or in teams. A taster of a larger word sort package available in my shop. As always, this resource is made using the OpenDyslexic font. We are dyslexia friendly!

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Sound (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Electricity (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Evolution and Inheritance (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also contains child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Earth and Space (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about animals (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A sneak preview of the package of phoneme spotters! A group of aliens called the Yidiv have crash landed on Earth and they want to tell you all about themselves and their experience. Here's a sneaky preview of what Vorst has to say! Each phoneme has a monster with their own individual story to match. Each story features multiple examples of the target phoneme. I've tried to keep as many words as possible to phase 3 sounds, so your children can read and enjoy the stories. As always, my products are made using the OpenDyslexic font, to help our dyslexic learners. We are dyslexia friendly!

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Plants (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Materials and States of Matter (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Forces and Magnets (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Rocks (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Light (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about Living Things and Habitats (up to GCSE-ish level), including common misconceptions and their related truths. Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

Read each word and decide whether it has the target phoneme in it. If it does, they place it in the column headed ‘ar’. If it doesn’t, they place it in the column headed ‘not ar’. For added challenge, they can write out the words in each column instead. Aside from your standard sorting activity, this has been successfully used as a relay race/scavenger hunt. Hide the cards around the classroom, send the children off to look for them in relay fashion or in teams. A taster of a larger word sort package available in my shop. As always, this resource is made using the OpenDyslexic font. Tried and tested in my classroom, and many schools, this really does make a difference for dyslexic learners. We are dyslexia friendly!

Easy to make, simple to use! Just cut out, laminate and push through a split pin. Spin the spinner to line the letters up, decide if it’s a real or a nonsense word and write it into the table. Watch out for the red herring picture on the recording sheet! Will your children spot it? As always, this resource is made using the OpenDyslexic font. Proven to have an effect on most dyslexic learners, while providing no detriment to other children. We are dyslexia friendly!

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about The Great Fire of London! Also includes child-friendly book recommendations.

28 word sliders for phase 3 and 5 sounds. Print onto card, cut everything out, slice holes in the end sound cards, thread the beginning sound strips through and voila, easy to make phonics activity! Contains sliders for zz, ng, ai, ee, igh, oo (both sounds), ar, ay, ie, aw, ew, oe

A fact sheet aimed at teachers, not students. There is no substitute for in depth subject knowledge, but there is often little time to develop it. This is a knowledge organiser for teachers, to be used as a spring board for planning. It contains everything you need to know about the Romans, covering politics and the everyday. Make sure you’re never caught off guard when the kiddos ask you questions! Includes child-friendly book recommendations.