Practice reading a range of animal names as you move along the baseboard. A dice game for 2 players.

Ideal for reluctant readers! A game for 2 players. Take turns to join 2 dots with a straight line. The player who draws the 4th line to complete a box “wins” that word and writes it on a list. At the end of the game, the player who has won the most words is the winner. Game has a Manchester City Stadium baseboard and football related vocabulary.

A game for 2 players. Take turns to connect 2 dots with a straight line. The player to draw the 4th line around a box “wins” that word and writes it on their list. The winner is the player who collects the most words at the end of the game. Game includes phase 5 sounds including “tion” and “sion” plus polysyllabic words to build stamina in reading. Baseboard is the Barcelona FC logo.

On a Man Utd stadium baseboard, 2 players take turns to join 2 dots with a straight line. When a player draws the 4th line to enclose a word in a box, they “win” that word and copy it onto a whiteboard. The winner is the player with the most words at the end of the game. Laminate the sheet and use whiteboard pens.

A game for 2 - 4 players. Shake a dice, move a counter along the baseboard, reading the words as you go. Reinforces ai / ee / igh / oa / oo / oo / ar / ur / ow / oi / air / ure phonemes

Connect 4 game for 2 players. Take turns to read a word and cover with a counter. The first player to place 4 counters in a row is the winner. The game includes phase 5 words with alternative pronunciations of y.

A game for 2 players. Shake a dice and move a counter along the track towards the beehive. Read each consonant cluster you land on and think of a word that starts with the cluster. For an extra challenge, spell the word.

Two players take turns to read a word then cover it with a coloured counter. The first to place 4 counters in a row is the winner. The game contains 30 words, all of which contain split e digraphs.

Two players take turns to read a word then cover it with a coloured counter. The first to place 4 counters in a row is the winner. The game contains 30 words all of which contain the a-e digraph.

Using counters of 2 colours, take turns to read then cover a word to get 4 counters in a row. Baseboard contains a range of phase 5 sounds.

A dice game with 2 baseboards where players need to read a range of phase 4 words to collect 4 presents.

A game for 2 - 4 players. Shake a dice and move a counter along the baseboard, reading or spelling each word you land on.

Christmas tree themed Phase 4 phonics reading and spelling games using CCVCC words. Each player has a base board. Use a spinner or blank dice giving the choices “read” or “spell”. Spin “spell” - select a word and spell using Look Cover Write Check. If correct, cover it with a counter. Spin “read” - select a word to read. If correct, cover with a counter. The winner is the first one to cover all their tree. Or, cover all the words with counters. Take turns to uncover one and read it. If correct, leave it uncovered. If incorrect, cover it up for another go. The winner is the first one to uncover all their tree.

An underwater themed game to practise reading words containing phase 5 graphemes: er / ir / au/ ea / aw / ue / ou / ew . Shake a dice and move a counter along the track, reading each word as you go.

Winter themed reading board game using words with the following patterns: CVC words with i short vowel sound igh i-e i with long vowel sound in kind / mind / mild / etc To play, shake a dice and move along the stepping stones, reading the words as you go.

A reading game for 2 players to practise reading words starting with the consonant blends cl / st / dr / bl / sp

Take turns to cover a consonant blend with a coloured counter. Say a word beginning with the blend or to add an extra challenge, spell the word. The winner is the first player to cover 4 blends in a row with their colour.

A stepping stone game for two players to practise reading words with split digraphs using a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e. Shake a dice and move along the track, reading out loud the words as you go.