Smartboard with CVC noughts and crosses. children must either spell or orally segment each word to get the nought or cross. Worksheet has the same pictures with larger versions to print and laminate. Word document is just a preview.

Large pirates lettering for above the board and the title ‘Do you like argh writing?’ There are captions and a frame for either creating acptions or as a frame for writing to display.

I used this with my Year 1 LA English set. The display pack has question mark and full stop cards that they held up to show if they thought it was a question or a statement. We talked through the questions and statements and ten used the worksheet to tick question or statement. then the children wrote their own questions for a pirate visitor.

There are large labels for each sound and then 2 sheets of words. I have used this as an activity to sort the words by which ur/er/ir sound they contain. The children then stuck the words to the wall.

For every sound that I teach I put the book pictures in their phonics book to use for spellings and sentences. Then I use the reading activity to assess if they can use that sound to read. They read real and fake words to try and find the correct word.

A complete record of a childs recognition, reading and spelling of sounds family words, HFW and common exception words for ks1.

Have have used this for the parents that attend my phonics class every week. Publisher document.

Titles for Maths, English, Phonics and well being displays

A writing checklist aimed at KS1. It can be displayed on the wall for children to use to check their writing.