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These appealing worksheets (16 in the pack) feature words from Phase Two of the Letters and Sounds programme with tick-boxes by each. Work through them one-by-one or pick as you introduce each phoneme, or introduce them when you need to provide extra practice. High frequency words are repeated.
There are 39 little "slips" with reading words in this file, based on Phase Three of Letters and Sounds. Each one contains 10 words building on the different phonemes introduced each day as well as "tricky words" and plenty of extra practice for high frequency words.
These Phase Two reading practice slips are designed to be printed quickly and simply sliced into 4 per page. There's one for each additional letter / letter combination of Sets 1 to 5, as well as plenty of extra for practice and blank slips at the end if you want to work on particular words.
These slips are designed to be used with the Letters and Sounds phonics programme and provide day by day and week by week reading practice, perfect for slipping into school bags for practice at home each evening and over the weekend.
If I could ask my cat a question, I think I would ask why he likes to wake us all up by meowing loudly at 6am every morning! What would you ask your pet cat (or a different cat) if you could have a conversation with them?
Can the kids imagine goldfish can talk? What question would they ask them, and how do they think the goldfish would reply?
Guinea pigs are very sociable animals and love to live in pairs - so they'd probably be chatty if they could speak! This fun interview writing prompts asks the kids to think of a question they would most like to ask a guinea pig and to think about how the guinea pig would answer...
Our pet animal interview writing prompts are fun if you're planning on getting a new pet! This one is for a hamster - what would you ask a hamster, and how do you think they would respond if they could speak?
The kids can pretend to be Dr Doolittle and talk to the animals with our interview writing prompts! What would they ask a horse?
If you could interview a rabbit (your own pet or someone else's) what would you ask them? And how would the rabbit reply? This fun worksheet is perfect for a pet topic.
I wonder what it would be like to hibernate for the winter months? This is one question you might ask if you were interviewing a tortoise!
The aim of this cloze is to use the words in the box to fill in the blank spaces in the text. It's a fun way to test how much the kids have learnt about budgies!
A lot of budgies really do like to 'talk'! But imagine if you could interview one properly? What would you ask them and how might they reply?
We've left out some of the words in this cloze text all about cats. Can the children fill in the missing words using the word bank on page 2?
Wouldn't it be great to talk to your dog? Try to imagine that you can really have a conversation with your pet pooch with this fun worksheet.
Use the word bank to fill in the spaces in this cloze which will teach you all about fish!
Ever wondered what it's like to spend your life underwater? You can ask a fish all about it with this imaginative worksheet!
The aim of this cloze is to use the words in the box to fill in the blanks in the text. It's a fun way to test how much the kids have learnt about goldfish!
What do your children know about the guinea pigs? Test them with this fun cloze worksheet. Read the text and fill in the missing words from the word bank
How much do your children know about hamsters? Test them with this fun cloze worksheet. Read the text and fill in the missing words from the word bank.