There is one powerpoint for each new letter. Each introductory powerpoint: Introduces the new letter, shows a picture mnemonic, demonstates correct letter formation then reinforces it with an initial sound game. Also in the pack: A powerpoint showing each letter in the set with a picture to help the children remember the sound; A set of letter flashcards of all letters learnt so far A 'what begins with....' game where the children have to select an object that begins with the specified letter.

There is one powerpoint for each new letter. Each introductory powerpoint: Introduces the new letter, shows a picture mnemonic, demonstates correct letter formation then reinforces it with an initial sound game. Also in the pack: A powerpoint showing each letter in the set and previous sets with a picture to help the children remember the sound; A set of letter flashcards of all letters learnt so far A 'what begins with....' game where the children have to select an object that begins with the specified letter

2 powerpoint 'What's in the box' activities, plus word and picture cards to use in practical games.

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are as follows: Word list powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones with pictures powerpoint: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, showing the different spellings and pictures to help remember which is which. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures. Phoneme Spotter Stories - Three versions of each story - PowerPoint, Smartboard, and pdf format. Rhyming word generation Smartboard file for recording words with different graphemes.

2 powerpoint lessons explaining the use of capital letters, full stops, question marks and exclamation marks to demarcate sentences and the use of commas to separate items in a list.

There is one powerpoint for each new letter. Each introductory powerpoint: Introduces the new letter, shows a picture mnemonic, demonstates correct letter formation then reinforces it with an initial sound game. Also in the pack: A powerpoint showing each letter in the set and previous sets with a picture to help the children remember the sound; A set of letter flashcards of all letters learnt so far A 'what begins with....' game where the children have to select an object that begins with the specified letter.

4 activities to give children oral practice of blending phonemes into words they are familiar with. There is a powerpoint and accompanying printable sheet for each activity.

Powerpoint on the development of canals and canals around the world today. Explains how canals were the method of transporting goods before the railways; how the barges were pulled along by horses; and how they were built.

A powerpoint looking at his life and discoveries.

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words (except for 'er')

A set of number rhyme resources to use when teaching about food in the Early Years. It includes display headings, rhymes, props etc. The rhymes are: One potato Two potato 5 Big Lemons 5 Crispy Pancakes 5 Currant Buns 5 Fat Peas 10 Fat Sausages

This set contains 4 different alphabet resources. Set 1: A4 Alphabet cards These contain a large letter with 3 or 4 pictures beginning with that initial sound. There is one letter per page, in portrait. Set 2: A4 Alphabet These contain a large letter plus pictures of objects that can be spelt phonically. There is one letter per page, in landscape Set 3: A4 Alphabet with HFW These contain a large letter plus pictures of objects that can be spelt phonically. It also includes HFW that are not spelt phonically. There is one letter per page, in landscape. Set 4: Blank Alphabet This set contains the alphabet in black and white for children to colour and decorate to make their own alphabet.

Resources to teach the guideline/rule in the Spelling Appendix: The /k/ sound is spelt as k rather than as c before e, i and y. POWERPOINT: Explains the spelling rule and gives examples of words for a class activity where the children can try to spell the words. PDF: Wordsearch with relevant words

A look at the life and discoveries of Claudius Ptolemy

For each grapheme there is: An introductory powerpoint looking at each different sound the grapheme makes A 'Writing sentences' powerpoint with sentences each containing words with the alternative pronunciations for each different pronunciation, with sentences for the children to write, containing words with the alternative pronunciations A game where the children have to choose the correct pronuncation of words

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are as follows: Word list Powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet Powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table, that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones with pictures Powerpoint: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, showing the different spellings and pictures to help remember which is which. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures.

There are a variety of different activities for each phoneme. The descriptions of the powerpoints are as follows: Word list powerpoint: Begins with a list of words for reading, then shows each word individually for writing. Best Bet powerpoint: Introduces the different graphemes for each phoneme, then shows a picture and part of a word, with the relevant grapheme hidden. The children have to choose which grapheme is missing. Each word is added to a table that can be analysed at the end of the game. Homophones with pictures powerpoint: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, showing the different spellings and pictures to help remember which is which. Homophones: Contains identical sounding words relating to the phoneme, with no pictures. Phoneme Spotter Stories - Three versions of each story - PowerPoint, Smartboard, and pdf format. Rhyming word generation Smartboard file for recording words with different graphemes.

POWERPOINT: Explanation of active and passive sentences and how to arrange an active sentence to make it passive. Explains how and when passive sentences can be used PRINTABLE FILES (PDF): Passive sentences worksheet: Change the active sentences into passive sentences

There is one powerpoint for each new letter. Each introductory powerpoint: Introduces the new letter, shows a picture mnemonic, demonstates correct letter formation then reinforces it with an initial sound game. Also in the pack: A powerpoint showing each letter in the set and previous sets with a picture to help the children remember the sound; A set of letter flashcards of all letters learnt so far A 'what begins with....' game where the children have to select an object that begins with the specified letter.

PowerPoints: Introduction to tricky words - shows each tricky word with animated sound buttons Tricky word flashcards Match the tricky words Practise writing tricky words - the children are shown the word, then it is hidden whilst they write it, and it can be revealed to check their words. Decodable HF words - flashcards. Phase 2 decodable words - 43 pages, organised into letter sets. Practise writing Phase 2 decodable words - the children are shown the word, then it is hidden whilst they write it, and it can be revealed to check their words. Printable (pdf): Three sets of words – decodable high frequency words; general decodable words and tricky words