Three colourful worksheets to help children find the missing middle sound in words. Each sheet encourages the child to say the picture out loud, then listen to the missing letter sound.

Here are three worksheets that help find the missing initial letter. Children are encouraged to look at the picture, say the word and then listen for the initial sound that is missing.

Under the Ocean is a great way of getting children to talk about what type of animals they might find under the ocean. It allows them to talk about what they might look like, eat etc and is great for encouraging them to speak clearly and confidently. The resource can be enlarged so children can create their own under the ocean scene.

A great little initial sound assessment for your child to colour. Contains 4 different pages.

A fun game for your children to play when introducing phase 2 phonemes. There are 4 sheets containing set one sets. s, a, t, p Children to use a dabber to spot the phoneme and then practice writing it below.

I created this tool to help teachers know what sound each child had been taught throughout the day and a prompt for pinny time. This resource was also useful for parents to understand what their child had been taught and a great tool for children’s self esteem - being rewarded with a sticker after the lesson.

For all those RWI teachers out there, this tool is ideal to use when teaching or consolidating letter sounds. This product can be laminated and made into letter fans. A great tool for the classroom.

This product is great to see if your children fully understand 2D shapes. Little challenge cards with questions.

Are you teaching RWI at your setting? This great resource is ideal to use in your continuous provision or to send home with your pupils. Consisting of the set 1 sounds, pictures, and rhymes this is great to encourage your child to learn and write the sound. The grey letter is to be used to trace over - I suggest creating a rainbow letter, so encourage the children to form the letter using lots of colours. Then move onto writing their own letters below. It is important that they say the rhyme as they write the letter.

Do you want a useful resource to give to your parents when teaching RWI? This product consists of two pages showing the set 1 characters and their rhymes. Ideal to give out to new parents during induction evenings or evening RWI sessions.

These picture cards and simple sentences are ideal for children beginning to read. Consisting of 10 colourful pages, this can be used time and time again.

This is a fab tool to use when children are learning to hear the sounds in CCVC words and CVCC. Why not cut up the pictures, hide them round the room and get the children to go on a picture hunt? There are 20 different picture cards to find and a recording sheet for children to write what they find. 1)frog 2)hand 3)shop 4)ship 5)slug 6)crab 7)pram 8)nest 9)milk 10)flag 11)pond 12)plug 13)drum 14)desk 15)plum 16)lamp 17)skip 18)logs 19)trap 20)clap

This is a fab tool to use when children are learning to hear the sounds in CVC words. Why not cut up the pictures, hide them round the room and get the children to go on a picture hunt? There are 20 different picture cards to find and a recording sheet for children to write what they find. 1)van 2)pan 3)fan 4)net 5)box 6)hat 7)dog 8)fox 9)jug 10)bus 11)bib 12)jet 13)map 14)cap 15)jam 16)zip 17)pen 18)pig 19)hen 20)cat

This is a fab tool to use when children are learning to hear the sounds in CVC words. Why not cut up the pictures, hide them round the room and get the children to go on a picture hunt? There are 20 different picture cards to find and a recording sheet for children to write what they find. 1)bag 2)lip 3)bin 4)can 5)bun 6)ham 7)leg 8)bed 9)mat 10)cup 11)cot 12)sub 13)web 14)bat 15)rat 16)bug 17)tap 18)log 19)pot 20)man

Are you after a resource to help encourage your children to recognise and write letters a-z, both upper case and lower case? This 13 page resource is great for doing just this.

Are you after a resource to help encourage your children to recognise and write numbers 0-20? This 11 page resource is great for doing just this.

Are you after some tips for parents to support reading at home? This one page resource includes 10 simple tips for parents to follow. Ideal for new parents.

This 6 page resource is great for children learning to read and write CVC words. Each page contains 5 different pictures and dotted words for the children to read and match.

This is a great tool to use when getting young children to learn to read, make and write words. Laminated this resource can be used time and time again. Can be used alongside playdough, magnetic letters, etc… Ideal to be used in your continuous provision.

These picture cards and simple sentences are ideal for children beginning to read. Consisting of 8 colourful pages, this can be used time and time again.