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Hi! Here, you'll find mainly phonic related resources - Phase 2 to 6 and Year 3 spellings. No matter what systematic synthetic phonics teaching programme you follow, these resources will support and enhance your teaching and your children's learning. I've worked 16 years in KS1 and 3 years in Year 3. After spending a super last year in Year 1, I have now retired!!! But i will continue to share my resources with teachers everywhere!! Enjoy!

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Hi! Here, you'll find mainly phonic related resources - Phase 2 to 6 and Year 3 spellings. No matter what systematic synthetic phonics teaching programme you follow, these resources will support and enhance your teaching and your children's learning. I've worked 16 years in KS1 and 3 years in Year 3. After spending a super last year in Year 1, I have now retired!!! But i will continue to share my resources with teachers everywhere!! Enjoy!
Telling the Time - analogue faces - 12 times to practise - o'clock, half-past, quarter past/to etc.
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Telling the Time - analogue faces - 12 times to practise - o'clock, half-past, quarter past/to etc.

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Telling the Time - analogue faces - 12 times to practise independently... o'clock, half-past, quarter past / quarter to, 5 past / 5 to, 10 past /10 to, 20 past / 20 to, 25 past / 25 to. Great for independent learning. Ideally, children share a 1-12 dice which they roll and then draw the minute and hour hands on each clock according to the number on the dice. Makes a great 'Time' booklet.
Phase 4: cards: initial blends, consonant clusters: bl ,br, cl, cr, fl, fr, etc.
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Phase 4: cards: initial blends, consonant clusters: bl ,br, cl, cr, fl, fr, etc.

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Phase 4 table cards for initial blends/consonant clusters; ideal for group/table work; ideal too if printed on card or laminated for year-on-year use. Children have to look at the picture, say what it is, listen to the first 'blend' and spell the word with its correct 'blend grapheme. The rest of the spelling is given, so the focus is just on the initial blend - the focus of Phase 4.
Phase 5: magic 'e' / split digraph [mixed] word table cards
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Phase 5: magic 'e' / split digraph [mixed] word table cards

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Phase 5: magic 'e' / split digraph [mixed a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e] word table cards. Children use the long vowels a, e, i, o, u, to complete the words given. In doing so, they get used to trying the different long vowels in each word. There can be more than one option for them to choose from. Once the list is made, pupils change cards. They also read them back to you to check their reading of these magic 'e' words.
KS1 Poetry - a powerpoint selection of poetry for KS1 topics [Art, Buildings, etc.] Over 100 poems!
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KS1 Poetry - a powerpoint selection of poetry for KS1 topics [Art, Buildings, etc.] Over 100 poems!

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KS1 Poetry - a power-point selection of poetry for KS1 topics [Art, Buildings, Change and Grow, Journeys, Then and Now, The Sea]. Over 100 poems collated from many sources - poets names are given.The poems are available through each topic content page. Please accept that some poems are only 'loosely' connected to the topic concerned! Great for having available through each day for poetry reciting and learning by heart! Print them off for Poetry Books to take home.
Phase 5 alternative pronunciations: Draw the 'sound buttons' [sausages and beans]
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Phase 5 alternative pronunciations: Draw the 'sound buttons' [sausages and beans]

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Phase 5 alternative pronunciations: Draw the 'sound buttons' activity. Complete set of Phase 5 graphemes. 1. Child draws a sausage [a line] under the grapheme being learned, e.g. ow, ie, ea, er, etc. 2. They then draw a bean [a small dot] for each single phoneme e.g. a, e, i, o and u, and sausages for any graphemes that make one sound [e.g. ch sh th...]. A small cross is used for any silent letter. An example is done on each page. 3. The 'sausages and beans' then become the Sound Buttons, so the child then 'presses' the sound buttons and sound out to blend each word not forgetting the alternative sound being learnt. The word list can be used for writing too.