3 writing prompts with multiple writing options. Who What doing What Who What doing Where Who What doing What Where Ideal writing prompts to help with sequencing words to write a sentence

Handa’s surprise story with widgit symbols. Colourful semantics writing prompts with widgit symbols wordbank

This resource has 25 caption writing sheets with CVC box frames, writing lines, phase 2 tricky words and coloured picture prompts. Each sheet contains letter formation practice. Perfect for early writers working within phase 2.

This document contains the box frames for alphabet initial sounds. Activity 1: Children use picture prompts to correctly form letters in the boxes below. Activity 2: Children use letters to draw a picture of an item starting with the initial sound. Activity 3: Children look at pictures and circle the initial sound. In the footer of each sheet there is an opportunity to practise letter formation.

Story with widgit images Colourful semantic caption writing sheets.

Widgit friendly story and caption writing with colourful semantics.

Use this resource to help write shopping lists. includes: Trolley card Fruits and vegetables with label Fruits and vegetables without labels Shopping list template with lines Shopping list template without lines Shopping lists x 8

Simple words and sentences reading tasks. Helps with reading fluency. 2 sheets with words. 2 sheets with sentences

Word Boards Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 5 Year 1 HFWs Read words quickly. Use resource as a game Ideal for small reading interventions

9 different boards

Cut out the colour cards and use the sentence writing sheet to help compose a SIMPLE sentence using colourful semantics.

Caption Writing with colourful Semantics Story with widgits

Read the phase 2 sentences and colour the picture that matches the sentences. 5 activity sheets in total with 5 sentences on each sheet.

Use these flower scaffolds to children with their blending. Contains 5 sheets in total.

Use this widgit story to create your own version of the popular story Brown Bear Brown Bear, What do you see? Print and colour in each sheet. Put the story in any order. We used a picture of our class as the children so they are now in the story.

Different activities for Supertato written by Sue Hendra: Write your own speech bubbles Think of adjectives for Supertato and Evil Pea Create your own Villain Write captions retell the story - beginning, middle and end pictures to order Guided groups targeting specific year 1 writing skills Phonics CVC writing

SEN friendly Hungry Caterpillar Story printable Colourful Semantics writing prompts Wordbank Puppets- Print, cut and stick to sticks. Colouring Sheet, Book Marks (Free online, no created by me)

4 different scenes with lots of different images for spelling. Beach Farm Park Grassland

Simple book review suitable for KS1 children. Space for: Name, date Author, book title Favourite scene writing and drawing

Use play dough and these mats to help with fine motor skills. Included Shapes and Faces Print and laminate