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Hi! Here, you'll find mainly phonic related resources - Phase 2 to 6 and Year 3 spellings. No matter what systematic synthetic phonics teaching programme you follow, these resources will support and enhance your teaching and your children's learning. I've worked 16 years in KS1 and 3 years in Year 3. After spending a super last year in Year 1, I have now retired!!! But i will continue to share my resources with teachers everywhere!! Enjoy!

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Hi! Here, you'll find mainly phonic related resources - Phase 2 to 6 and Year 3 spellings. No matter what systematic synthetic phonics teaching programme you follow, these resources will support and enhance your teaching and your children's learning. I've worked 16 years in KS1 and 3 years in Year 3. After spending a super last year in Year 1, I have now retired!!! But i will continue to share my resources with teachers everywhere!! Enjoy!
Phase 2/3, Rhyming Family blending table cards
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Phase 2/3, Rhyming Family blending table cards

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Phase 2/3, Rhyming Family blending table cards. Children make and write words that rhyme by ‘moving the fork-lift up and down’. Great for blending known phonemes. Then move on to sentences. Can be printed on card or on paper and laminated for year-on-year use.
Phase 5: ay grapheme selection of cards, games, activities
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Phase 5: ay grapheme selection of cards, games, activities

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Phase 5: ay grapheme; selection of cards, games and activities for group/table work including A5 pictures, jigsaw game, Spell-Me cards, table cards, flash cards, ay word lotto and words to add 'sausage and beans' sound buttons. Can be printed on card or on paper and laminated for year-on-year use.
Phase 6: -ing suffix; spelling rules, table cards and power-point,
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Phase 6: -ing suffix; spelling rules, table cards and power-point,

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Phase 6 table cards power-point for 'ing' words - three spelling rules: 1. Just add 'ing'; 2. Double the last letter if there's a short vowel just before it, and then add 'ing'; 3. If the words ends in an 'e';, drop the 'e' and add 'ing.'. Can be printed on card or laminated for year-on-year group work. Compliments 'Support for Spelling'.
Phase 5: alternative spellings for ai, ee, igh, oa and oo; table cards.
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Phase 5: alternative spellings for ai, ee, igh, oa and oo; table cards.

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Phase 5, alternative spellings. ai, ee, igh, oa, oo. Children read the comments on the top. They recognise or are told the sound being addressed. They read the first word in each line which is under-lined. They write this word and 4 others that rhyme, recognising that they may have different spellings for the same sound.
Telling the Time - analogue faces - 12 times to practise - o'clock, half-past, quarter past/to etc.
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Telling the Time - analogue faces - 12 times to practise - o'clock, half-past, quarter past/to etc.

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Telling the Time - analogue faces - 12 times to practise independently... o'clock, half-past, quarter past / quarter to, 5 past / 5 to, 10 past /10 to, 20 past / 20 to, 25 past / 25 to. Great for independent learning. Ideally, children share a 1-12 dice which they roll and then draw the minute and hour hands on each clock according to the number on the dice. Makes a great 'Time' booklet.
Phase 5 alternative pronunciations: Draw the 'sound buttons' [sausages and beans]
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Phase 5 alternative pronunciations: Draw the 'sound buttons' [sausages and beans]

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Phase 5 alternative pronunciations: Draw the 'sound buttons' activity. Complete set of Phase 5 graphemes. 1. Child draws a sausage [a line] under the grapheme being learned, e.g. ow, ie, ea, er, etc. 2. They then draw a bean [a small dot] for each single phoneme e.g. a, e, i, o and u, and sausages for any graphemes that make one sound [e.g. ch sh th...]. A small cross is used for any silent letter. An example is done on each page. 3. The 'sausages and beans' then become the Sound Buttons, so the child then 'presses' the sound buttons and sound out to blend each word not forgetting the alternative sound being learnt. The word list can be used for writing too.