A PowerPoint written for Infant age children to begin to use PowerPoint software.\nLearning how to: \n1. Insert slides\n2. Change the layout of slides\n3. Insert images\n4. Save the document\nCan be used for story-writing or non-fiction

Pictures of foods beginning with ch or not. Designed as a sorting activity for oral segmentation when learning the phoneme /ch/.

General Literacy word work, although made to accompany group guided reading of RWInc book Stop!

A powerpoint lesson plan on how people can be special, focusing on: 1. who is special to me 2. what makes someone special 3. special beliefs 4. disability 5. why is Jesus special 6. thanking special people\nThis unit is part of the Leicester SACRE F2 syllabus. Most of this unit is based around having visitors in to hot-seat why they are special in their own way

Flashcards (could be blown up to make posters) of vowel digraphs and examples of words that use the phoneme in them; including pictures. Designed to be placed in sound families; to assist emergent writers with their spellings.

Word mats for children to take home to practise reading and spelling tricky words. Disney Frozen-themed!

Assessment list of words for beginning of year, then fall, spring and summer.

Reading age chart for the Young Reading Test, and equivalent scores for the Burt, Schonell and Vernon graded word reading tests.

I have written three extended stories to some Oxford Reading Tree Stage 1 stories. I could not find the original extended stories to these, although they may exist. The stories are for: Who is it?, Six in a bed, and Fun at the beach. I have also attached some other original extended stories, written by Roderick Hunt, that I have typed out, ready for a Shared Reading session.

PowerPoint lesson plan for teaching the Ph5 phoneme /ew/. 1. say the phoneme and practice writing it in air. \n2. blend to read words containing /ew/ phoneme incl 'alien' pseudo words.\n3. where in the word does the phoneme come?\n4. teacher modelled - segment for spelling\n5. children to segment and spell words from images\n6. read sentences.

PowerPoint looking at the rhyming names and descriptions of characters. Hairy Maclary, Bottomley Potts, Hercules Morse, Muffin McLay, Bitzer Maloney, Schnitzel von Krumm.\nChildren to attempt to create their own rhyming names and descriptions of differing dog breeds.

A PowerPoint all about pigs. Info on where they live, pets, piglets, food and eating, their bodies and senses etc.\nDesigned as extra supporting material when studying the Farm, Animals or The Three Little Pigs.

A PowerPoint lesson plan featuring: \n1. Identifying hot and cold items in the home\n2. Fire detection equipment\n3. Fire safety notices and fire drill\n4. Making a 999 emergency services call

Thanks to Miss Chief for some content.\nA 5 day lesson plan PowerPoint based on nonsense nursery rhymes and poems. 3 days looking at On the Ning Nang Nong by Spike Milligan, focusing on rhyming words, repetition, alliteration.

A short PowerPoint to introduce comic strips to children. Looking at the different features such as caption boxes, speech bubbles, thought bubbles, action words. Links well with the topic of Superheroes.

Print each different grapheme on a different colour. Children take 1 of each grapheme and make a silly sentence using all 4 cards. They can then practice writing the sentence as an extension!

Loosely based on the Brown Bear story by Eric Carle, I’ve made a simple book for Shared Reading/Phonics sessions focussing on the digraphs oa, ee and ea.

A wordmat split up into Vocabulary, Connectives, Openers and Punctuation designed to be used to help write a report on the Great Fire of London.

Pictorial recipe; pictorial sequencing instructions and sequencing pictures. Detailed lesson plan included.<br/>Appropriate for Early Childhood Education (Pre-K and younger). ECE-SC, ECE-SC-he

A short phoneme spotter for Phase 5 teaching/consolidation of the /er/ /ir/ /ur/ GPCs.