Worksheet for the book: Up and down from ORT

Two copies to a page , simply print for your children to stick in their books and tick off as they complete a question - like a bingo choice board. Alternatively, you could cut these out for children to complete one by one.

A worksheet for the book: The Chase from Oxford Reading Tree

A resource for your phonics input on “e_e”. This resource contains: Speedy sound flashcard slides (editable to you can add/remove) Word blending slides - 3 words to blend and read together as a group/class Common word slides (high frequency words). These slides can be added/removed to your liking. You can speed read these or choose to have a focus word that your learners must pretend to grab or shout out when they come across it. New sound slides with a phonics video, grapheme formation slide Word building using the focus phoneme (e_e) Decodable text slide - here the learners can read the sentence and draw a picture to match, copy and sentence down and add diacritical marking (sound buttons) and/or continue the sentence. The word building slides work best with magnetic letters and boards and/or mini whiteboards. All slides are editable to allow you to tweak to your class/ liking. I hope you enjoy using them as much as me! Mrs B

A resource for your phonics input on “ea”. This resource contains speedy sound flashcard slides, some word blending and common /high frequency words (all can be amended to suit your learners) as well as slides for teaching the “ea” sound. The children say and write the “ea” grapheme, spell and read words containing the “ea” phoneme. These work best with magnetic letter boards/magnetic letters and mini whiteboards. I am selling the same slides for different phonemes so please check out my store!

A worksheet with igh, i_ and y phonemes where children “write the room”. Give a copy of the first sheet to each child/ pairs, then cut out and stick up one of the picture cards round the room / outdoor space. The children must find a picture and write the word for the picture in the corresponding box. This is most appropriate after spelling rules have been taught so the children know which phoneme to use.

A resource for your phonics input on “ee”. This resource contains speedy sound flashcard slides, some word blending and common /high frequency words (all can be amended to suit your learners) as well as slides for teaching the “ee” sound. The children say and write the “ee” grapheme, spell and read words containing the “ee” phoneme. These work best with magnetic letter boards/magnetic letters and mini whiteboards. Some additional slides included with extra activity suggestions. I am selling the same slides for different phonemes so please check out my store!

These slides are perfect for introducing the /s/ sound for you learners!