A great resource for helping students to learn the correct letter formation using RWI pictures for each letter of the alphabet. There are two formats included. One is in the alphabetic sequence, a to z. The second is in letter shape groups (e.g. c, a, d are grouped together).

RWI letter formation cards for letters a-z. These cards can be folded over and laminated to make a double sided writing resource that can be reused. Start at the green dot to follow the letter shape and learn to form the letter correctly.

Jolly Phonics letter formation cards for letters a-z. These cards can be folded over and laminated to make a double sided writing resource that can be reused. Start at the green dot to follow the letter shape and learn to form the letter correctly.

Looking for a great way to get your children to practise their spelling and their handwriting? This bumper pack contains: all the Set 2 speed sounds: ay, ee, igh, ow (as in blow) oo (as in zoo) oo (as in look), ar, or, air, ir, ou (as in out), oy. all the Set 3 speed sounds and additional sounds: ea (dream), oi, a-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, ar, aw, are, ur, er, ow, ai, oa, ew, ire, ear, ure, wh, ck, ph, kn, ue, e-e, ey, oe, au, ie (pie), ie (thief), ea (head) ore, oor, ui, ier, tion, sion, tious, cious, tch, all, old. 55 sheets in this pack. Children can use the space provided and the handwriting worksheet template to practise both their spelling of the RWI Set 2 and 3 words and their cursive handwriting. Each sheet contains spaces to practice the phoneme and spaces to copy words with the focus phoneme alongside each word, all in the frame of a handwriting worksheet marked with lines to show the demarcations for sky, grass, ground. The spelling and handwriting worksheet pack is great to use in handwriting and spelling lessons, as morning starters, and even as homework activities. You might not want them to sit and do all of them at once, the worksheets can be easily split and separated into weekly tasks or as part of a phonics group activity. It’s also a great way to get the children working on one skill whilst thinking it’s another. Students who need that little bit of extra spelling practise won’t even realise what they’ve been given as you make sure they do their handwriting. Let me know if there are any others you would like me to add.

A great resource for helping students to learn the correct letter formation using RWI pictures for each letter of the alphabet. There are two formats included. One is in the sequence the phonemes are taught. The second is in letter shape groups (e.g. c, a, d are grouped together).

A great resource for helping students to learn the correct letter formation using RWI pictures for each letter of the alphabet. These sheets are great for practicing letter formation. They can be used as homework or in the classroom to help your students form letters correctly.

This resource contains an explanation sheet for explaining how to use apostrophes for possession and for contractions. Using easy to understand language to describe the function of the apostrophe, makes this resource accessible to learners from aged 5 upwards. This resource can be used by English language learners, tutors, class teacher, home schoolers to introduce the function and use of apostrophes. There 14 sheets to work on using apostrophes: Apostrophes for possession Sort the contractions Sort words – plurals/possessive apostrophes Match the contractions Expand the contractions Add contractions into sentences Using contractions to write your own sentences

I made up some flash cards for my class with the RWI red words using the story colour levels. I included all the words that are taught in every colour level even the ones that have been taught in previous books. They are colour coded so easy to pick out the ones you need for each ability group. The words are in red and black font. Each file is an A4 size but if you print 4 pages to a sheet(change the print setting before printing) you can make smaller flash cards that can be used for small group games. When you print them out 4 pages to a sheet is easier to laminate and cut them out. I have included all the red words from Red ditty level to grey level books. Enjoy using them. Let me know if I have missed out any words.

This resource can be used for home learning and to review phonics from any scheme/program, although it does follow the order of RWI Set 2 sounds. There are 40 pages with different activities to review the sounds oo, oo, ar, or. Activities include Can you find it? - Find the target phoneme among other phonemes. Speed read sounds - review of a selection of sounds which include set 1 and 2 sounds. Circle and colour - a colouring activity with a target phoneme. Read and match words and pictures Read and draw a picture Speed read words - can be timed as the child reads the words as fast as they can. Read alien/nonsense words. Write the words using phoneme frames. Letter formation sheets. Sensory ideas for letter formation. Write a sentence - with a given sentence to dictate.

Ensure that the children you teach can practise their letter formation with these First 100 High Frequency Words Handwriting Worksheets. Each of these worksheets features some of the most common words in the English language, making 100 words in total. The words are in alphabetical order. Each word is written out in cursive script, with the rest of the line being left blank, so students have space to practise writing each word in the same style. Each line is coloured featuring sky grass and ground guidelines to aid students while they are getting used to the size and shape of the letters, ensuring that they know where ascenders and descenders are placed on the line. The lines and spacing are an appropriate size for children to begin decreasing the size of their writing. There’s a blank sheet of lines included for you to print out and add your own words.

Are your students stuck on blending? Do they need more sound blending practice? Look no further! This resource will help your children to consolidate their blending and segmenting skills. Print these sheets out onto white card, print on both sides. Cut along the dotted line. Staple the sheets together to make a book. There are helpful tips for parents, a sound blending game to play with their children and a set of cut and paste sheets for children to use to build the words that are in the books. These activities can be used in class, for homework, for tutoring or small group work. These are the first in the series. I will add more books as I make them. Check back in to my shop to find the others. This upload contains this book: Sound Blending Book 1 Words in the book: pat, ant, sip, sat, pin, nip, sit, tap, tip, nap. Sound Blending Book 2 Words in the book:map, dad, man, sad, pan, pip, pit, mad, dip, pig. Sound Blending Book 3 Words in the book: top, gas, tag, dot, dig, dog, pop, mop, pot, gap.

Roll Say Keep Roll Say Keep is a great game to help your students learn tricky/high frequency words. Rules for the Game Number of Players: 2 to 6 Items needed: Roll ~ Say ~ Keep game board, word cards for the list being studied, die. Object of the game: To read the most words from the board Directions: Use sight word cards for the list being studied and 1 game mat. Place a card, face up, in each space. Leave the remaining cards in a pile. Players take turns rolling the die and reading the cards in the appropriate space. If the player can read the card, he keeps it and replaces the card with another from the pile. Placing the cards face up gives the students more exposure to the words that need to be learned. Included in this pack are: 6 game boards in different colours. I have included several different word lists so that this game can be accessible to different reading/phonics schemes. Word lists: Year 1 Common Exception words. Year 2 Common Exception words. First 100 High Frequency Words. RWI Red Words Set 1-4 Let me know if there are other lists you would like me to add.

A great way to reinforce the letter sounds as they are learned. These sheets can be used in an independent group learning activity, as a review, or they can be used as homework sheets to reinforce the sounds at home. There are 36 phonemes a-z, ll, ss, ff, zz, ng, nk, sh, ch, th (soft), ck. It can be used to compliment any well known Phonics programmes. These sheets should be printed as a double sided A4 worksheet, they can be folded into a pamplet/trifold worksheet. There are different activities to reinforce letter sounds. Draw it - draw a picture of an item that has the focus sound. Find it - find the focus sound and draw a circle around it. Colour it - 2 pictures to colour in and write the focus sound as the initial sound or within a word. Write it - Practice letter formation. Sort it - involves cutting, sorting and pasting pictures from the focus sound into a grid, there are also 2 pictures that are not from the focus group, to be pasted into another grid which reinforces reviewing past sounds.

Letter formation cards for letters a-z. Lower case and upper case. These cards can be folded over and laminated to make a double sided writing resource that can be reused. Start at the green dot to follow the letter shape and learn to form the letter correctly.

A great introduction to letter sounds and letters a-z. There are pictures to colour in that start with the letter sound, a space to draw a picture and a space to begin practicing letter formation.

This beautiful and eye pleasing powerpoint is for students who are in the early stages of reading and are just beginning to blend. You can use it to support your students early blending and segmenting skills. All the words have the medial vowel a. The cvc words included are cat, tap, hat, fan, rat, sad, pan, bag, ham, ram, can, tag, dad, mad, jam, ran, van, cap, gap, lap, map, pat, sat, bat, mat, man. This powerpoint includes (number of slides) 26 word slides, a cover slide and an end slide with stars and a praise statement. This powerpoint can be used for whole class, group learning, home schooling or tutoring. Children will love the illustrations and the words are in a large font size to make it easier to see.

This resource is perfect for any child sitting the phonics screening test. A great way to learn alien words by playing the old classic Guess Who game with a alien twist! Easy to copy and laminate. Copy and laminate 2 sets of the playing cards and you can also use the cards to play a matching pairs game.

Are you looking for a game to play with your learners that will help them to improve their segmenting and blending skills? The brilliant resource will help your student to improve their blending and segmenting skills. It can be used as a small group game or as an independent activity. Simply laminate these cards and cut along the dotted line. There are 11 pages with 44 cvc words for you to use.

A handy set of handwriting sheets featuring homophones. Use these Homophone handwriting sheets to practise writing and spelling common homophones. Perfect for helping children reinforce their knowledge of homophones, spelling and handwriting. The homophones in this pack include: aloud/allowed, ate/eight, bear/bare, blue/blew, board/bored, buy/bye, dear/deer, flower/flour, grate/great, hair/hare, hear/here, heard/herd, heel/heal, larva, lava, male/mail, knight/night, sow/sew, one/won, paws/pause, pair/pear, reads/reeds, sale/sail, tail/tale, witch/which, you/ewe, son/sun, sea/see, waist/waste. Each sheet has a space for writing the words in cursive handwriting, a fill in the missing letters activity, a word pyramid and a space for writing the word in a sentence. There are 56 sheets included in this resource.