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Welcome to my shop, here you will find a range of engaging and unique resources suited for Infant and SEN educators. Resources range from early maths activities to Growth Mindset activities. All the resources have been created by myself and most of them contain my own unique illustrations. I hope you enjoy using these resources and I am grateful for any feedback or suggestions about further resources or improvements. Thank you for reading, Sue.

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Welcome to my shop, here you will find a range of engaging and unique resources suited for Infant and SEN educators. Resources range from early maths activities to Growth Mindset activities. All the resources have been created by myself and most of them contain my own unique illustrations. I hope you enjoy using these resources and I am grateful for any feedback or suggestions about further resources or improvements. Thank you for reading, Sue.
Phonics - The long and short vowel Phoneme Families complete set
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Phonics - The long and short vowel Phoneme Families complete set

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Meet all 20 short and long vowel families that children are taught in Reception and Key Stage One. Each family wears clothes which are coloured to support grapheme phoneme correspondence. The long vowel ‘ee’ family all wear green. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. Each powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. They each contain at least a weeks worth of phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans. Also included is planning, starters and word mats.
sh th ng ch caption and picture match
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sh th ng ch caption and picture match

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Read the CVC captions and match them to the correct picture, children are greeted by applause when they get it right and are redirected back if they get it wrong. Six different captions to read.
Phonics family spelling mats with year 1 and year 2 CEW
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Phonics family spelling mats with year 1 and year 2 CEW

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Two Spelling mats arranged in phoneme families and displaying CEW in bold. One for year 1 and one for year 2. There are two copies one in letter join font and the other in comic sans. Both the year 1 and year 2 mats also include print outs for children to take home and practise spelling.
CVC caption spelling
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CVC caption spelling

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Click on the picture to hear the caption, drag the letters into the correct box to spell the words in the caption. Click on the sound spots to see if you're correct. Have a go at writing the caption on the line at the bottom.
Phoneme families - The schwa family KS1 phonics
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Phoneme families - The schwa family KS1 phonics

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the unstressed schwa sound. They’re the Schwa family and they come from outer space. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. It contains at least a weeks worth of phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
The oa family including CEW and spelling rules
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The oa family including CEW and spelling rules

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘oa’ sound. They’re the Gold family and like to dress in gold to reinforce their ‘oa’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. It contains at least a weeks worth of phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
The Word Wizards -Nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs
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The Word Wizards -Nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs

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Meet the Word Wizards, Adi Adverb who teaches children how to recognise and use adverbs in sentences. Angelina Adjective who teaches children how to spot and use adjectives in sentences as well as how to apply suffixes using spell spelling rules. Vera Verb and her ‘helpful’ brother Vic who teach children all about verbs, suffixes and tenses too and Finally Norbet Noun and his newt named Neil who teach children the difference between proper nouns and ordinary nouns as well as teaching them the plural rules. This 198 page interactive powerpoint is all you need to teach year 1 and year 2 about these important word types. Work sheets can be purchased from my shop
The long vowel ow family
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The long vowel ow family

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘ow’ sound. They’re the Brown family and like to dress in brown to reinforce their ‘ow’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
Nouns, proper Nouns and plurals and noun phrases  explained by The Word Wizards
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Nouns, proper Nouns and plurals and noun phrases explained by The Word Wizards

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The Word Wizards are a group of wizards who explain word types and their jobs to children. In this presentation you will meet Norbert Noun and his newt named Neil who together explain the difference between a proper and a common noun and the need for a capital letter. They also explain the plural rules and have some handy suffix spells to help children remember as well as this children learn about noun phrases.
Noun word cards
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Noun word cards

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A set of noun word cards. These are useful to use with the Word Wizard activites
SPaG, Nouns, capital letters, plural rules and noun phrases
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SPaG, Nouns, capital letters, plural rules and noun phrases

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Meet Norbert Noun one of the Word Wizards. In this bundle he helps children to understand what a noun is and how some nouns are proper nouns and need capital letters. He also shares some of the Word wizards suffix spelling spells to help children apply s or es to make plurals as well as explaining what a noun phrase is. Suitable for year one and year two.
Sentence Types. Exclamation, question, statement and command
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Sentence Types. Exclamation, question, statement and command

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Welcome to Sentence Centre here you will meet the four different sentence types children need to know and use in year 2 SPaG. The sentences are presented as characters who talk about the properties of their sentence type. Included are two follow on activities that children can do at their tables to demonstrate their understanding.
The long vowel igh family including CEW and spelling rules
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The long vowel igh family including CEW and spelling rules

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘igh’ sound. They’re the Green family and like to dress in green to reinforce their ‘ee’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. It contains at least a weeks worth of phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
Long vowel family ee
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Long vowel family ee

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘ee’ sound. They’re the Green family and like to dress in green to reinforce their ‘ai’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
The long vowel or family and CEW
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The long vowel or family and CEW

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘or’ sound. They’re the Orchid family and like to dress in orchid to reinforce their ‘or’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
The long vowel ar family
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The long vowel ar family

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘ar’ sound. They’re the Scarlet family and like to dress in scarlet to reinforce their ‘ar’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.
The long vowel oy family
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The long vowel oy family

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Meet all the graphemes for KS1 that make the ‘oy’ sound. They’re the Oyster family and like to dress in oyster to reinforce their ‘oy’ sound. All the CEW for year 1 and year 2 with this phoneme in are included as well as spelling rules which apply from English appendix 1. The powerpoint is designed to be used across year groups depending on your phonics teaching. Each character tells you about its grapheme and uses sounds spots to support reading and spelling. Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint. Two copies are included, one which uses my preferred font of Letterjoin and one with comic sans.