Find and write what’s hiding in the autumn tree

CVC pictures on gibgerbread men 3 on each page, 6 pages in total

Follow the gingerbread mans footprints and write what animals he saw on his run.

What can you see in the picture. CVC items hidden in firework themed picture - promote CVC word work

Print version of the read, trace, write and build tricky words Phase 2 and 3 tricky words.

Poppies with CVC pictures in the middle

Pete the cat mark making pattern cards.

to use with white board pens or loose parts.

A simple book to support children blending simple CVC words containing the sounds s, a, t, p, i, n and m.

8 pages of christmas themed word writing

tracing patterns 5 pages star and angel themed

trace the lines to support the development of finemotor skills

Cards used to support make making patterns during Diwali celebrations

Next step reading activities. In pre-cursive formate PDF version Starts with letters, words and then sentences. Phase 2 and 3 sounds Where possible two sets of activities for each sounds.

Activities for each of the phase 2 and phase 3 sounds to support the individual child’s next steps. Phase 2 activities comprise of -find the sound -read the words -read the sentences Phase 3 activities comprise of: -find the sound and read within a word -read the sentences. They are a word document so you can add to them or edit if you need to.

4 sets of CVC frame trains - children to write the CVC word in the frame after each train. 2 sets 6 trains with pictures of CVC words to be printed and used to support the segmenting and writing of phase 2 CVC words. I cut them up and got the children to cut out and build their own train coaches and wrote the CVC words in each coach. These can also be used to support early oral blending skills, for example find the train that has a h-a-t on it.

Pre-cursive script Cards containing Phase 2 and 3 Tricky power words. Encourages children to read, trace, write, build and find tricky words.

An activity sheet to write adjectives about bubbles inside bubbles.

Window outline to support the w sound. Children can draw own view from the window.