These picture cards and simple sentences are ideal for children beginning to read. Consisting of 10 colourful pages, this can be used time and time again.

This is a fab tool to use when children are learning to hear the sounds in CVC words. Why not cut up the pictures, hide them round the room and get the children to go on a picture hunt? There are 20 different picture cards to find and a recording sheet for children to write what they find. 1)bag 2)lip 3)bin 4)can 5)bun 6)ham 7)leg 8)bed 9)mat 10)cup 11)cot 12)sub 13)web 14)bat 15)rat 16)bug 17)tap 18)log 19)pot 20)man

Are you after a resource to help encourage your children to recognise and write letters a-z, both upper case and lower case? This 13 page resource is great for doing just this.

These picture cards and simple sentences are ideal for children beginning to read. Consisting of 8 colourful pages, this can be used time and time again.

Do you have young children who are just starting to blend sounds to make words? This powerpoint consists of 50 CVC words and pictures for your children to read. Words have sound buttons to remind them of the number of sounds. Can be printed and used as individual cards or as part of a large group session.

This powerpoint tells the story of ‘Please Don’t Chat to the Bus Driver’. It is ideal for story time or if you are using this book for your topic.

Are you teaching the story of Dear Zoo? These posters are ideal to support children’s learning and show them what the real animal looks like. Consisting of 8 pages, a great resource that can be laminated and used time and time again.

This resource is ideal to use alongside the Nursery Rhyme Time poster and cards. This is great for anyone who needs the lyrics for each nursery rhyme. Consisting of 72 pages and 102 nursery rhymes. These can be copied and sent home for children and parents to learn.

This 18 page resource is fabulous for those that work in the EYFS provision. Consisting of a poster to display the nursery rhyme, then 17 pages, each containing 6 nursery rhymes. A great resource to be laminated and used time and time again.

Are you learning about animals that live in the ocean? This 4 page resource consists of two real life images and two cartoon images of animals that can be seen in the ocean. All colourful - with lots of speaking opportunities to discuss the different animals that can be seen.

This powerpoint is great when reading the story of Norman the silly slug. It consists of the story along with questions regarding what Norman could use for his shell, and for his wings. A great opportunity to get the children involved, allowing them to design their own shell for Norman or own wings. Consisting of 14 different colourful slides.

After a fun engaging way to encourage boys to read, then look no further. These sentence strips are a brilliant resource to encourage reading whilst having fun, moving along a toy car to the next sentence. This resource includes over twenty cvc sentences plus blank ones for you to create yourself, or even get the children writing their own for their friend.

This 26 page resource can be printed and laminated for children to practice their upper case and lower case letters. Based on RWI each page has an upper case and lower case letter plus the rhyme.

What a fun and engaging way to encourage children to enjoy reading. This resource consists of over 100 CVC words and pictures plus a blank sheet for yourself or the children to create their own. This resource can be printed and laminated and used to support reading. (Poppits not included).

Are you looking for a fun border for your display boards? This fun Moster Phonic inspired border is ideal.

A great tool to get your reception children reading. Learn one line at a time using the bookmarks. Once confident the child can be tested on the one page containing high frequency words. (Different order for words, same colour order) Finally a certificate awarding their learning.

Using the RWI sound card - this resource can be used to help children to recognise initial sounds, write the letters and say the sounds. There are 26 different worksheets for every letter of the alphabet. Focussing on the lower case letter.

A great resource to encourage children to match upper case and lower case letters. There are 7 pages in today including four blank pebbles for you to add what you’d like. These can be laminated and left out in your continuous provision as part of a role play area or as an individual activity.

This 4 page resource consists of the tricky words found in phase 2-5. This activity can be sent home for children to practice reading each phase. Once they know the word they can colour. It can be used as an assessment tool to show words children know. Each phase is coloured a different colour so it’s easy to follow.

These useful RWI inspired stickers can be used when teaching Set 2 RWI sounds. They can be used as a reminder to the child and parent of what sound has been taught during that day. Plus a reward that can be given to each child to show that they have been successful during the lesson. This product is also useful for the teacher or teaching assistant to see what sound each child had been learning during their phonic lesson, if they’d been to a different member of staff. It’s a quick visual prompt that can be used to test them throughout the day, and target during ‘pinny time’.