A set of twelve green word cards for the Set 3 sound - ea. Easy to download, print and laminate.

A resource for your phonics input on “ea”. This resource contains speedy sound flashcard slides, some word blending and common /high frequency words (all can be amended to suit your learners) as well as slides for teaching the “ea” sound. The children say and write the “ea” grapheme, spell and read words containing the “ea” phoneme. These work best with magnetic letter boards/magnetic letters and mini whiteboards. I am selling the same slides for different phonemes so please check out my store!

In this resource there are 5 different tasks. In the first task students have to match pictures to words. In the second task there is a Bingo Game. Word cards and pictures to draw are included. The third task includes different sentences and students have to match pictures to sentences. The next task is a handout. The first part of the handout includes a set of words to read. Then students have to complete the sentences by writing the right word according to the picture shown. In the last task there are two comprehensions. The first comprehension is easier than the second one as students have to choose the right answer. The other comprehension has a similar text but it is more challenging as students have to answer the questions.

*Introduction to phase 5 ea sound. *Shows children a number of words with sound buttons. *Includes audio of each word being segmented and then blended together. *Phonics game - children read each word and decided whether it is a real or nonsense word. *Includes sound effects

Small cards - fold over for double sided cards or use split up for pairs & matching games. Choose from hundreds of word lists, thousands of Creative Commons images and customise the card size text, card images and borders, at: http://www.senteacher.org/worksheet/99/PictureCards.html

This is a set 3 phonics powerpoint, introducing the ‘ea’ sound. The powerpoint slides give children an opportunity to sound out ‘ea’ words and write their own sentence using this sound. There is also an ‘ea’ sound worksheet included which has writing and sound buttons activities.

This SOUNDS FOR READING resource consists of 17 worksheets offering a variety of interesting activities to consolidate the learning of the EA FOR EAT sound. It is particularly suited to ONE TO ONE tutoring sessions and has been used successfully to drive up standards of reading in pupils struggling with reading and with EAL pupils.

a cloze exercise abuot the beach focusing on ea way to make ee sound

This resource is an interactive lesson aimed at whole class or group phonics. It is a powerpoint presentation that allows children to revise phonemes and learn or revisit the sound ‘ea.’ It takes 15-20 minutes. This powerpoint is split into different sections: - Revision of phase 3 and 4 phonemes in a random order - Introduction to ‘ea’ sound and opportunity to trace the shape of the sound - Spotting the odd one out (the picture without the ‘ea’ sound) - Segmenting and blending sounds in ‘ea’ words - Phoneme counting - Phoneme spotting in sentences - Writing words with ‘ea’ sound - Writing a sentence with ‘ea’ sound - Revision of HFW

Letters & Sounds - Phase 5 ‘ea' is a ready made lesson which will allow you to teach the sound in an interactive and fun way. The presentation is to be used alongside the worksheets - first you practise then apply (reading and writing the sound in words and sentences). All you need for teaching this phase 5 sound. Day 4

Inside this resource pack, there is a powerpoint presentation with flashcards based on the phase 5 phonics sounds. The powerpoint centers on the ‘ea’ sound and gives learners the opportunity to practice saying ‘ea’ words and read sentences with this phoneme. The powerpoint also encourages learners to write a sentence with the ‘ea’ sound. Also included are phonics worksheets and activities that focus on the ‘ea’ sound. There is also a phoneme spotter with short exercises attached. Learners can benefit from sounding out phonemes on the powerpoint and completing the activities.

Phonics practise for year 1 or reception. Originally made as a worksheet to add sound buttons but could be chopped up and used as a sorting game.

Simple worksheet for the ee / ea sound. Children decide whethere it's ee or ea and complete missing sounds. Page 2 has just pictures which children can cut out and add to sounds book (writing words themselves) and p3 has ee and ea to cut out for those who find writing difficult.

A phonics story focusing on the ea sound, including a simple story using the ea sound and the common exception words to, the, of, be and they, as well as other resources. Original illustrations using water colour by myself. Perfect as a resource to support your phonics, during guided reading, or as an intervention resource for SEN or older children filling gaps in their phonics knowledge. Can be opened in iBooks to be read on iPad, perfect for school on the go. SO far in the series there are packs for ay, ee, igh, ow, long oo, short oo, at, or, sh, ch, tch, voiced th, unvoiced th, ai, ur, oa, ow, a-e, e-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, ew and ea. As well as 2 phonics games; phonics lotto and phonics cards. Watch this space for more packs and games. Included is 2 formats; 1 story to be used on IWB, and 1 to be printed and folded into a book. Now included is a page of alien words to practice along side the other words.

This multisensory packet includes: Title page; informational page; script; introductory multisensory lesson of "ea;" two pages of words with "ea (short ea)," one list is basic, the second page i words are advanced; phrases and controlled sentences for reading fluency practice; writing activity; word Search -This is not an activity for all students-either students love this activity or hate it. If students do not want to do, please refrain. Why? Students with memory, processing, and visual difficulties will struggle and usually become frustrated. But high school age students often go to this page first because they enjoy word searches. Word searches help to internalize the spelling of the words, by slowing down and repeatedly saying the letters/sounds of each word. Please contact me if you have any questions, or require more support. Thank you for your time and please rate this product if you like it! Best wishes, Elizabeth Kenny-Foggin

Posters (available in two different fonts) that contain a short rhyme and small word lists to help pupils remember their long vowel sounds. also includes blank versions of the posters for pupils to add their own words to.

This is a four-sided spelling worksheet for the ‘iː’ sound spelled ‘EA’ as in ‘SEA’, as required in the Key Stage 1, Year 1 National Curriculum for English. The worksheet contains 17 activities of increasing difficulty. This also allows you to target particular skills for individual students and provide differentiated learning opportunities. Activities: Page 1 - trace and copy the sound, the example word, and an example sentence; word identification colouring. Page 2 - unscramble example words; find rhyme words; picture/word matching. Page 3 - find the correct spellings; gap-fill; sentence writing. Page 4 - revise example words and similar sounding sounds; story/ poem writing. A full answer key and both U.K. and U.S. spelling versions are provided. This product is a zip file containing pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer. This worksheet accompanies (but doesn’t require!) the KS1 Year 1 English Flashcard Pack. This worksheet is part of the Key Stage 1 Year 1 English Spelling & Phonics Worksheets (Pack of 59).

This is a four-sided spelling worksheet for the ‘ɛ’ sound spelled ‘EA’ as in ‘HEAD’, as required in the Key Stage 1, Year 1 National Curriculum for English. The worksheet contains 17 activities of increasing difficulty. This also allows you to target particular skills for individual students and provide differentiated learning opportunities. Activities: Page 1 - trace and copy the sound, the example word, and an example sentence; word identification colouring. Page 2 - unscramble example words; find rhyme words; picture/word matching. Page 3 - find the correct spellings; gap-fill; sentence writing. Page 4 - revise example words and similar sounding sounds; story/ poem writing. A full answer key and both U.K. and U.S. spelling versions are provided. This product is a zip file containing pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer. This worksheet accompanies (but doesn’t require!) the KS1 Year 1 English Flashcard Pack. This worksheet is part of the Key Stage 1 Year 1 English Spelling & Phonics Worksheets (Pack of 59).

A set of twelve green word cards for the Set 3 sound - ea. Easy to download, print and laminate.

A set of printable resources that can be laminated and used to support teaching and learning the ‘ea’ long vowel grapheme (Letters and Sounds Phase 5, Read Write Inc. Set 3). Great for one-to-one and intervention as well as group and class use. Includes: ♦ Bingo (calling card + 32 game cards) ♦ Race to the Moon (track-based dice game) ♦ Rocket ‘n’ Roll (single or multi-player grid-based dice game) ♦ Loop Cards (32 ‘I have… / Who has…’ cards) ♦ Jigsaw Puzzle (match the pictures with the words) ♦ Tarsia (join the triangles so that the words are alongside the correct pictures) ♦ Falling Star Four in a Row (2-player, read the words and try to get four in a row) ♦ Moon Mountain (2-player, leave the last word to win) ♦ Nebular Noughts & Crosses (phonics-based tic tac toe game) ♦ Planetary Pick-Up (2-player roll around the board collecting things/aliens) ♦ Solar Squares (phonics-based boxes game) ♦ Starlight Sudoku (phonics-based selection of 4 by 4 Sudoku puzzles) ♦ Battleships (phonics-based variation of the traditional game) Most of the resources contain a pre-cursive font similar to that used in the Year 1 Phonics Screening Check.

20 word cards to help pupils recognise and read the ‘ee’ sounds. There is a mixture of real words and alien words. I have used them as flash cards and as a sorting activity.