A few games that can be used at home or school to help your child pronounce the, L sound correctly, through play.

A selection of listening and understanding games.

A bingo game for up to 6 players, with counters included. This bingo game is ideal for teaching the. ‘J’ sound in phonics or as a fun game in speech and language, for children who have difficulty in producing the, J sound. Included are, 6 boards, 15 pictures with the initial, J sound and 28 counters. Of course the counters can be printed several times to ensure all players have enough pieces. Newly included are 6, 6 picture cards.

A bingo game for up to 6 players, with counters included. This bingo game is ideal for teaching the. ‘C’ sound in phonics or as a fun game in speech and language, for children who have difficulty in producing the, C sound. Included are, 6 boards, 15 pictures with the initial, C sound and 28 counters. Of course the counters can be printed several times to ensure all players have enough pieces. Newly included are 6, 6 picture cards.

A bingo game for up to 6 players, with counters included. This bingo game is ideal for teaching the. ‘F’ sound in phonics or as a fun game in speech and language, for children who have difficulty in producing the, F sound. Included are, 6 boards, 15 pictures with the initial, F sound and 28 counters. Of course the counters can be printed several times to ensure all players have enough pieces. Newly included are 6, 6 picture cards.

20 character cards to use in small groups or in 1:1 sessions. Could be used as social stories or speech and language sessions.

7 pages of colour by letters to help children who are struggling with letter confusion. page 1 letters r, n, u, h page 2 letters b, d, p, q page 3 letters a,o,c,e page 4 letters i, l, t, j page 5 letters s, z, x, k page 6 letters v, w, m, n page 7 letters y, g, j, q

A shape pack inspired by the book, Which one doesn’t belong? 6, black and white, Worksheets where children colour in the shape they think doesn’t belong and then discuss with an adult their reason. Also a cut and stick sorting activity. As well as the worksheets there are a set of 9 colourful discussion cards where the children can say which shapes they think are the same and which ones are different. Of course there is no wrong answer!

Maths worksheets inspired by the book, Which one’s round? Which one’s bigger? A book which tricks you and makes you rethink your answers. Like is a dog really faster than a snail? Can the cat get higher than the mouse? This pack contains 10 pages of maths sheets covering- Round objects Comparing sizes Measuring length Fastest animals Highest animals Estimating more Weight and reasoning Volume and reasoning Shape searching Length and reasoning. This pack is a simple colouring pack, which encourages conversation.

Listening game for one adult and up to 6 players, can also be played with a single child as part of an intervention. Adult reads out a simple instruction and the child places the object where they have been asked. A lovely game that i have used with 4 and 5 year old. Once the children are familiar with the game they can then take turns to create their own instruction to say out loud to the group.

2 games in one which can be used in both Phonics and Speech and Language. The first game is bingo. There are 6 bingo boards and 15 pictures. Also I have created square counters, which are much easier to cut out. I found the circular counters too time consuming to cut. The 2nd game is a game of pairs. Print out the 15 pictures twice to create a game where the pictures can be placed upside down and children take it in turns to turn 2 cards at a time to find a matching pair.

2 games in one which can be used in both Phonics and Speech and Language. The first game is bingo. There are 6 bingo boards and 15 pictures. Also I have created square counters, which are much easier to cut out. I found the circular counters too time consuming to cut out. The 2nd game is a game of pairs. Print out the 15 pictures twice to create a game where the pictures can be placed upside down and children take it in turns to turns to turn 2 cards at a time to find a matching pair.

Sentence builder board with 4 areas; who, action, what and setting. This board is useful for making silly stories in literacy or for conversation starters in social groups, circle time and speech and language. Cards can be placed in 4 piles upside down and each child can pick one from each pile at random or you can have the cards in 4 little boxes/bags. Included is- 1 story board 14 who cards 14 action cards 14 what cards 14 setting cards

A physical activity that can be used as a warm up or listening activity in physical education. The pack contain 10, A4 cards, with a different bean on each card for the children to act out. For example, if the jumping bean card is drawn then the children have to jump around the room. The cards have also been copied onto 10, A5 sized, so they can be stored or transfered more easily.

A selection of games for children having trouble with the ending sound, -g. Included are A game of bingo. 6 boards, pictures and counters. 15 pictures which have been duplicated to create a memory game, by turning them upside down and finding the pairs. The pictures can also be used for a game of snap. Their is also a game, which is a take on snakes and ladders, with 4 counters. You will need a dice for this game.

12 Feelings cards Each card contains a character from the book with a different emotion

A display on a hessian style background This display has wording to encourage turn taking and sharing whilst playing board games. A board games area in the classroom encourages, quiet time, sharing and conversation. There are 12 cards plus a heading.

20 flashcards with 2 pictures on each cards. Cards created to encourage discussion in carpet time or child initiated. Children to see if there are any similarities or point out any differences between the 2 pictures.

Snowmen numbered from 1-10. Once printed and laminated they can be used for placing and arranging or children can draw the buttons on themselves with wipeable pens. Ideal to leave out for child initiated activities in the maths area. Comes with free worksheet

This A4, wall hanging calendar is the ideal way to help children become familiar with the days of the week, months of the year, as well as saying the date and describing the weather each day. There are 6 weather symbols to choose from, as well as numbers for the dates. All the accessories can be attached with velcro or blutac. When printing you may choose to enlarge it, depending on the space you have available. Note The name at the top is editable