Brownbear Story. Based on the book by Eric Carle. 19 slides. Sounds and animations included.

A PowerPoint that introduces the long ‘a’ vowel sound. 12 slides. SLIDE 3: ay as in play. SLIDE 5: a_e as in magic ‘e’. SLIDE 8: ai as in rain. SLIDE 11: ei as in eight. Ideal for KS1 or Lower KS2. Please note: When you preview the PowerPoint, the images may appear distorted/squashed BUT the images will be completely normal once purchased. Fully editable.

A PowerPoint that introduces the long ‘u’ vowel sound 7 slides Contents: Slide 3: Introduction Slide 4: ‘u’ as in music Slide 5: ‘ue’ as in cue Slide 6: ‘ui’ as in suit Slide 7: ‘ew’ as in new Ideal for KS1 or Lower KS2 Please note: When you preview the PowerPoint, the images may appear distorted/squashed. Once purchased, the images will be completely normal. Fully editable

A PowerPoint that introduces the long ‘o’ vowel sound 9 slides Contents: Slide 3: Introduction Slide 4: ‘o_e’ as in code Slide 6: ‘oe’ as in foe Slide 7: ‘oa’ as in oat Slide 9: ‘ow’ as in bow Ideal for KS1 or Lower KS2 Please note: When you preview the PowerPoint, the images may appear distorted/squashed. Once purchased, the images will be completely normal. Fully editable

All phonics-based objectives, word lists and assessments for Reception to Year 2. Easy-to-read objectives. Easy-to administer assessments. All objectives and assessments divided into 6 phases (phases 1 to 6). 100 High Frequency Words separated into phases. 200 common words also attached. All resources are fully editable.

Have you ever wanted to create your own Kipper, Floppy and Family stories OR introduce the characters on your IWB? Well, here you are! I’ve attached 4 stories you can cut, paste and edit. The stories are… At the seaside - meet the characters. At the park - meet the characters. Floppy At The Park. The characters. 53 slides in total.

A 9-slided PowerPoint showing what happens to a word when a magic e is added. Ideal for 5+ Fully editable

A lovely PowerPoint focusing on the following 3 phonic sounds: a_e (magic e) ai ay 19 slides in total. Ideal for Early Years, Reception or Year 1. Fully editable.

14 slides of pictures and words. Ideal for Early Years. Fully editable.

3-letter spellings. 2 PowerPoint’s. PowerPoint 1: 60 slides. In this slide show, a picture is shown of an individual object / thing / animal then spelt out letter by letter. PowerPoint 2: 12 slides. Individual words are shown then hidden behind stars so that the children can attempt to spell them. Fully editable.

4-letter spellings. Attached is a slide show with 75 slides. On each set of slides, a picture is shown of an individual object / thing / animal then spelt out letter by letter. Fully editable.

2-letter spellings -2 PowerPoint presentations: 24 slides in total. In both slide shows, individual words are shown then hidden behind stars so that the children can attempt to spell them. Fully editable and great fun!

This is a dyslexia-friendly reading and writing book. Recommended age range: 2 - 6 years. This 48-page manual is designed to help ANY child to read and write. Children with dyslexia or dyslexic tendencies make remarkable progress with this manual. The 6 Times manual must be taught on a 1-to-1 basis (1 adult, 1 child) and takes 36 days to complete. Many of the activities are designed to be repetitious and are graded according to difficulty.

A 6-page activity booklet for learning the letter d. Ideal for Early Years. Page 1: Circle any pictures beginning with d. Page 2: Join the dots to make a dog then draw your own dog. Page 3: Join the dots to make a duck (for more able students). Page 4: Trace then write the letter d (pre-cursive writing). Page 5: The action for the letter d … d,d,d DRUM! Page 6: CAPITAL D and lower case d handwriting sheet.

4 PowerPoints! Each PowerPoint has 12 slides. On each PowerPoint, individual words are shown then hidden behind stars so that the children can attempt to spell them. Fully editable and great fun!

A great game for developing phonic recognition, spelling and word-building. Ideal for KS1 and dyslexic children. Phonic cards provided with resource.

12 slides. Activity: Student’s are shown a picture and asked ‘WHERE’ they can hear a particular sound … at the beginning, middle or end? Simple but very effective. Fully editable.