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The alternative pronunciations of letters in the English language can be very confusing - but we've made learning them fun with these colourfully illustrated game cards for Phonics Phase Five!
These fun new Phonics Phase Five worksheets ask children to look at the pictures and listen carefully for the sounds they have been learning, then colour each picture according the key. And then they count up the pictures too.
These interesting worksheets ask children to look for the digraphs and split digraphs they are learning in Phase Five phonics and colour them in.
These new worksheets - for all the new phonemes and graphemes in Phase Three - ask children to read a set of six words, match them to the correct picture and write them underneath. Work through them as you are learning, or use them for revision.
More Phonics Phase Three practice! Read each pair of words and colour in the one that matches the picture.
We've started a new hibernating animals topic this week.
These fun phonics worksheets give children plenty of practice with Phase Three digraphs and trigraphs, checks their reading comprehension and challenges their drawing and creative skills!
It's the perfect time for a hedgehog craft, and we've got plenty to choose from! Here are our two latest craft ideas, both relatively mess free and suitable for crafting alone or in groups.
Every autumn we think of squirrels and top up with a few new resources and activities.
We've added more Halloween worksheets for Early Learning and our first peg cards - for numbers, number words and beginning sounds.
We've added some fun new bat-themed worksheets for Halloween (or for learning about bats) covering number order, alphabetical order, counting and bat facts vs fiction.
... or decorations. Day of the Dead is such a colourful celebration, with patterns and flowers (and skeletons / skulls) everywhere ..
Learning is always more fun if colouring is involved - and these Spell and Colour worksheets for Phase Three help learning the letters and sounds go more easily...
These fabulous worksheets not only challenge your children's comprehension of sounds and words that they have recently learned - but they provide a really interesting drawing challenge, too!
Learning the tricky words of Phase Three is a doddle - or certainly fun - when you use our newest tricky word activities!
Yes - it's a bit late. I'm so sorry to those of you who were hoping for this in September. To be honest - I totally forgot until a kind member reminded me!
We've added to our new collections of wreath colouring pages and wreath printables. As you can see we are working our way through various holidays, seasons and topics, with lots more still to come.
This bundle of colour in sheets covers the digraphs and trigraphs introduced in Phonics Phase Three, and gives children plenty of opportunity to recognise the letter combinations, read the words and listen to the sounds.
These new "colour and count" pages are a fun way to practise the new phonemes introduced in Phase Three. Practise listening carefully for the sounds that you have been learning and colour them in according to the key.
The afternoons are getting longer, the leaves are beginning to fall and the smell of bonfires greets us when we step outside ... so it must be time for some new autumn-inspired dot to dots!