This set consists of 10 short stories and activity worksheets based on all of the Read Write Inc (RWI) Set 1 phonics single letter sounds. m a s d t i n p g o c k u b f e l h r j v y w z x Created for students to read independently or in a group. Great for assessment if using independently. Students can rewrite the story. HA students can continue the story on their own. Excellent for promoting confidence with known letters and their sounds. Reasons you need to use this in your classroom: Phonics-Based Learning: RWI is a popular phonics scheme that teaches children the sounds in English, the letters that represent them, and how to form the letters when writing. This resource aligns with this effective teaching method. Structured Progression: The RWI phonics program is structured into sets, with Set 1 focusing on single letter sounds. This resource is based on Set 1, making it ideal for beginners. 3.Integrated Activities: The ‘read, write, draw’ activities provide a comprehensive approach to learning. Reading the stories helps children recognize the sounds, writing reinforces their understanding, and drawing adds a creative element that aids memory. Engaging Content: Short stories are an engaging way to learn, making the process enjoyable for children. This can enhance their motivation to learn. Reinforcement of Learning: The activity worksheets allow children to practice what they’ve learned, reinforcing their understanding of the phonics sounds. Building Confidence: The resource includes reading materials written using only the letters they have learnt at this level. This approach can help children feel confident and successful in their learning journey. In conclusion, this resource provides a comprehensive, engaging, and effective way to learn the RWI Set 1 phonics single letter sounds. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to support a child’s reading development and promote independence.

This set consists of 25 short stories and activity worksheets based on each individual Read Write Inc (RWI) Set 1 phonics sounds. m a s d t i n p g o c k u b f e l h r j v y w z x (All the letters of the alphabet except for ‘q’). Created for students to read independently or in a group. Great for assessment if using independently. Students can rewrite the story. HA students can continue the story on their own. Excellent for promoting confidence with known letters and their sounds. Reasons you need to use this in your classroom: Phonics-Based Learning: RWI is a popular phonics scheme that teaches children the sounds in English, the letters that represent them, and how to form the letters when writing. This resource aligns with this effective teaching method. Structured Progression: The RWI phonics program is structured into sets, with Set 1 focusing on single letter sounds. This resource is based on Set 1, making it ideal for beginners. 3.Integrated Activities: The ‘read, write, draw’ activities provide a comprehensive approach to learning. Reading the stories helps children recognize the sounds, writing reinforces their understanding, and drawing adds a creative element that aids memory. Engaging Content: Short stories are an engaging way to learn, making the process enjoyable for children. This can enhance their motivation to learn. Reinforcement of Learning: The activity worksheets allow children to practice what they’ve learned, reinforcing their understanding of the phonics sounds. Building Confidence: The resource includes reading materials written using only the letters they have learnt at this level. This approach can help children feel confident and successful in their learning journey. In conclusion, this resource provides a comprehensive, engaging, and effective way to learn the RWI Set 1 phonics sounds. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to support a child’s reading development and promote independence. Can be used even if you don’t follow the RWI phonics scheme.

This set consists of 10 short stories and activity worksheets based on all of the Read Write Inc (RWI) Set 2 phonics sounds - ‘special friends’ ay ee igh ow (as in blow) oo (as in zoo) oo (as in look) ar or air ir ou (as in out) oy Created for students to read independently or in a group. Great for assessment if using independently. Students can rewrite the story. HA students can continue the story on their own. Excellent for promoting confidence with known letters and their sounds. Reasons you need to use this in your classroom: Phonics-Based Learning: RWI is a popular phonics scheme that teaches children the sounds in English, the letters that represent them, and how to form the letters when writing. This resource aligns with this effective teaching method. Structured Progression: The RWI phonics program is structured into sets, with Set 1 focusing on single letter sounds. This resource is based on Set 1, making it ideal for beginners. 3.Integrated Activities: The ‘read, write, draw’ activities provide a comprehensive approach to learning. Reading the stories helps children recognize the sounds, writing reinforces their understanding, and drawing adds a creative element that aids memory. Engaging Content: Short stories are an engaging way to learn, making the process enjoyable for children. This can enhance their motivation to learn. Reinforcement of Learning: The activity worksheets allow children to practice what they’ve learned, reinforcing their understanding of the phonics sounds. Building Confidence: The resource includes reading materials written using only the letters they have learnt at this level. This approach can help children feel confident and successful in their learning journey. In conclusion, this resource provides a comprehensive, engaging, and effective way to learn the RWI Set 2 phonics sounds. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to support a child’s reading development and promote independence.

This set consists of 10 short stories and activity worksheets based on all of the Read Write Inc (RWI) Set 1 phonics - 2 letter sounds - ‘special friends’ sh th ch qu ng nk ck Created for students to read independently or in a group. Great for assessment if using independently. Students can rewrite the story. HA students can continue the story on their own. Excellent for promoting confidence with known letters and their sounds. Reasons you need to use this in your classroom: Phonics-Based Learning: RWI is a popular phonics scheme that teaches children the sounds in English, the letters that represent them, and how to form the letters when writing. This resource aligns with this effective teaching method. Structured Progression: The RWI phonics program is structured into sets, with Set 1 focusing on single letter sounds. This resource is based on Set 1, making it ideal for beginners. 3.Integrated Activities: The ‘read, write, draw’ activities provide a comprehensive approach to learning. Reading the stories helps children recognize the sounds, writing reinforces their understanding, and drawing adds a creative element that aids memory. Engaging Content: Short stories are an engaging way to learn, making the process enjoyable for children. This can enhance their motivation to learn. Reinforcement of Learning: The activity worksheets allow children to practice what they’ve learned, reinforcing their understanding of the phonics sounds. Building Confidence: The resource includes reading materials written using only the letters they have learnt at this level. This approach can help children feel confident and successful in their learning journey. In conclusion, this resource provides a comprehensive, engaging, and effective way to learn the RWI Set 1 phonics 2 letter sounds. It’s a great choice for anyone looking to support a child’s reading development and promote independence.