A lovely game for EYFS and KS1 learning their sounds. There are 12 pictures to talk about and sort into the sound groups - Sh and Th. The pictures can be matched to the words and/or corresponding sounds. Cut out and laminate for games that you can re-use. Print out twice for more matching games.

A KS1 resource for learning about phonics and vowels. A fun colourful game where children match pictures of each vowel to the words and/ or letter sounds. Cut out and laminate for a game to keep and reuse.

A lovely game for EYFS and KS1 learning their sounds. There are 12 pictures to talk about and sort into the sound groups - Sw and Sp. The pictures can be matched to the words and/or corresponding sounds. Cut out and laminate for games that you can re-use. Print out twice for more matching games.

20 posters for your topic work on Homes. There are four rooms, kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom. Good for speaking and listening and displays. Each of the four rooms have a different border to differentiate it from the others and to reflect the decor that may be in that room e.g. tiles for the kitchen and wallpaper for the bedroom.

A fun any day, or World Poetry Day / World book Day activity. Here are 4 examples of nonsense rhymes that are made up of lines from other nursery rhymes. Activities could include listing the rhymes contained in each example and making up rhymes of their own. Children can choose a theme e.g. Frogs or the Sea or just use any rhymes they want to. Make a display, folder or Big book of all the rhymes and share in an assembly or put in the library. Younger children might benefit from the words and / or pictures for the rhymes they use.

4 writing frames to encourage creative writing. The Zoo, Barbecue, At the Wedding and My Seaside Trip. Each page shows pictures related to the event for children to talk about and label. Children then plan or write their story within the writing frames.

12 anagrams written on party balloons for children to work out what the word is to do with a party or celebration e.g. ifgt - gift. Children then match the anagram cards to the picture cards. Print out as worksheets or cards and children can say, read or write the words and sentences. Cut and laminate for matching card games.

6 phonics worksheets with a Space Theme. Each worksheet shows 11 rockets where a word is written out. Children sound out the words and write the 3 letters inside the rocket outlines. 1 - at e.g. cat 2 - it e.g. bit 3 - et e.g. bet 4 - en e.g. Ben 5 - ot e.g. hot 6 - ug e.g. mug

10 worksheets to encourage children to use their imagination and write . Children look at the picture, read the instructions and then draw / write in the frames. e.g. Peter loves to paint. Draw the picture he painted and write about it. Alan came first on Sports Day. Draw the event he took part in. Write about Sports Day.

Freshen up your classroom, displays or alphabet card resources with these art themed phonics cards from A to Z. Cards are lower case.

4 different designs of drawing or writing frames with Valentine Heart themed borders. The frames come in colour and in black and white. Page 1 - half blank for drawing and half lined for writing. Page 2 - all blank for drawing or writing. Page 3 - 6 thick lines for writing words, phrases or short sentences. Page 4 - 11 thin lines for writing stories, text, poetry.

Children could make their own Alphabet notepad by cutting and arranging the individual pictures. Each letter of the alphabet is written on a notepad with a matching picture. There are notepads showing the words to match the pictures. Children can use the notepads to colour and match words and sounds / pictures. They can also write underneath the words /or make a list of things beginning with the sounds.

Foods that begin with 24 letters of the alphabet to colour, cut and match to words and initial sounds. Children may also like to draw the foods in the spaces provided. Challenge them to find foods for the missing letters, u and z .

A phonics / alphabet resource for EYFS and KS1. Page 1 shows a colouring sheet where children colour in the pictures and trace the letters to make the initial sounds. Extend this activity for more able children by asking them to colour in the pictures and write the sounds as they appear in the alphabet - so starting with apple and finishing with zebra. Page 2 shows a grid with all the pictures on in alphabetical order. Children can colour this in, write the letters, cut and match to the correct numbers of the alphabet. They can jumble up the letter cards and then put them into alphabetical order. Page 3 shows a grid with all of the numbers from 1 to 26. Children cut, order and match to the cards with pictures and letters of the alphabet.

This resource can be used as Worksheets or flashcards. Each of the 4 sheets shows pictures of things beginning with ‘sh’. Each picture shows the sound ‘sh’. There are another 4 worksheets showing the same pictures but with the words written on top of each image. Children can colour the pictures and write the sounds/words. Children could match the pictures with the sound ‘sh’ to those showing the words beginning with ‘sh’. Some pictures are easier than others and the teacher can differentiate for the ability or level of the children. e.g. sh is for sheep is easier than sh is shrimp.

This resource can be used as Worksheets or flashcards. Each of the 2 sheets shows pictures of things beginning with ‘wh’. Each picture shows the sound ‘wh’. There are another 2 worksheets showing the same pictures but with the words written on top of each image. Children can colour the pictures and write the sounds/words. Children could match the pictures with the sound ‘wh’ to those showing the words beginning with ‘wh’. Some pictures are easier than others and the teacher can differentiate for the ability or level of the children. e.g. wh is for whale is easier than wh is whirl.

This resource can be used as Worksheets or flashcards. Each of the 4 sheets shows pictures of things beginning with ch. Each picture shows the sound ‘ch’. There are another 4 worksheets showing the same pictures but with the words written on top of each image. Children can colour the pictures and write the sounds/words. Children could match the pictures with the sound ‘ch’ to those showing the words beginning with ‘ch’. Some pictures are easier than others and the teacher can differentiate for the ability or level of the children. e.g. ch is for cheese is easier than ch is chirp.

A KS1 phonics resource / activity for children learning about ‘tr’ and ‘cr’. This activity comes in colour and black and white. The cards can be cut out, laminated and used for sorting activities. Or, use as worksheets, where children, colour, cut and sort into the two categories as well as match the sounds and words.

A KS1 phonics resource / activity for children learning about ‘fl’ and ‘fr’. This activity comes in colour and black and white. The cards can be cut out, laminated and used for sorting activities. Or, use as worksheets, where children, colour, cut and sort into the two categories as well as match the sounds and words.

A KS1 phonics resource / activity for children learning about ‘pr’ and ‘pl’. This activity comes in colour and black and white. The cards can be cut out, laminated and used for sorting activities. Or, use as worksheets, where children, colour, cut and sort into the two categories.