Defnyddiwch stampiau i sillafu allan beth sydd yn y llun.

Wyau Pasg Tric a Chlic. I wneud yr orau o’r adnodd yma argraffwch ar bapur lliw a thorrwch unrhyw ffordd hoffech i greu jig-so.

QR codes that take tell you what book you are reading, scan and read.

Dyma Olwyn Sain. Gall y plant rhoi pegiau gyda’r llythrennau cywir ar y llun cywir wrth feddwl beth yw’r sain gychwynnol. The aim is for the child to place the correct peg (with letters on them) on the correct picture, thinking about the initial sound.

The aim of the game is to roll a deice, count the dots, write the number that you have rolled in the correct column. The aim is to practice forming in a more relaxed and fun way. To extend of this, the child could write the number by using the colour of the dice above. Encourage the child to show you the number with holding the correct number of fingers up.

These are cards from the ‘Cam Melyn a Glas’ (Yellow and Blue stage) of Tric a Chlic. I have laminated these and folded them to hide the picture. By adding the peg is also brings in fine motor skills. The aim is for the child to build the word, once they have built and read the word they then unfold the card to revile a picture of the word.

This is a fun game for children to recognise letters. Roll the dice, then colour in the letter that is associated with the number on the dice.

These are QR code cards to take you straight to Welsh stories being read to you on the Pori Drwy Stori Soundcloud.

These are best when printed A3. I used them with pegs or with white board pens to circle the correct number.

Llythrennau ‘e’ ‘a’ ‘c’ ‘m’. Cynnws siapiau a rhifau.

Cardiau Fflach llythrennau ‘a’ ‘c’ ‘m’ ‘e’.

These are fantastic helping children learn number bonds to 10. Fold the squares on the line.