Digraphs Activity Mini Book
Build early reading confidence with this printable consonant digraph booklet, packed with engaging activities and decodable phonics practice.
Short A CVC Fluency Cards BUNDLE
Discover the Short “A” CVC Fluency Bundle: 180+ pages of scaffolded Orton-Gillingham cards, printable packs, and digital slides designed to build confident, fluent early readers.
-CK Rule Phonics Activity Pack
Master the -ck rule with this 90+ page pack featuring word cards, fluency phrases, decodable stories, and prompts.
Free CVC Words Booklet
Master CVC words with this free, printable phonics booklet. Perfect for independent practice, consolidation, and assessment!
B and D Reversals Activity Pack
Help students overcome b and d reversals with systematic, explicit phonics printables! Explore decodable stories, prompt cards, and word lists.
Online Learning: An Essential Guide for Learners
A quick essential guide on how to help your child get the most out of online learning. There is a lot that can be done to help prepare students to be ready and focused. Click through to find out more.
B and D Reversal? Try this activity.
In this quick 10 minute activity, children use a memory hook to remember the formation of b and d. Plenty of reading and letter formation practice develop confidence and muscle memory needed to write these letters successfully.
“Where’s Nellie?” Listening Game
This is a fun listening games, that gets kids focused on a key phonological awareness skill: distinguishing sounds. All you need is a bell or small instrument, a soft toy and some room. It’s a game that’s guaranteed to get kids shouting ‘again!’
‘Who Has It?’ Long E Sound ‘ee’ Phonics Game
Play this quick phonics activity to teach the vowel digraph ee. Children can be introduced to the idea that more than one letter can make the same sound. Use the resources, or make your own cards, to turn over and match. The one with the most vowel team ee matching cards wins!
CVC Words Treasure Map
CVC words form an important stage in the reading process. The reason a treasure map activity like this works when practicing CVC words, is that children love board games. So they are already going to be excited to play, and … Continued