My successful NPQSL submission focussed on introducing Read, Write, Inc. and spelling across school. Submitted through Leeds Beckett Carnegie Leaders. Submission scored 27/28 and I have included mark scheme. Feedback said the project showed clear positive outcomes. School information has been anonymised. Also included is appendices including business case and risk management pan

This PDF document includes: 159 RWI set 3 green word cards with sound buttons 20 RWI set 3 sound flashcards They can be used digitally online or in the classroom to assess or teach RWI phonics. Take a peek at the preview for a better picture of what is included!

There are four picture boards in total. Board 1 - qu,ch,sh,th,ng Board 2 - ai,ee,igh,oa,oo Board 3 - oo(u), ar,or,ur, ow Board 3 - oi, ear, air, er Each board has a ? section where there are a mixture of pictures from the sounds on the board. Board three has two ? the second has pictures that are either longer or have two Phase 3 sounds. **How to play: ** Roll the dice. When it lands on a sound, find that column on the game board. Spell the first picture from that column on your spelling grid. Continue rolling and spelling each picture. Can be played with 1 or 2 players. Please note ure has not been included. UPDATE - Now includes answer boards and a bonus activity Roll It Find It #SpringSavers

This is a complete resource pack to teach Phase 5 Alternative spellings in Year 1 aligned with the new curricullum. It includes new updated overview of spellings which should be taught in Year 1. This pack includes spelling rules flashcards, power point with over 2000 slides (created in the same font as phonics screening) and alternative spelling display. Please note that alternative sounds suggested in Letters and Sounds are now out of date. The power point is aimed to teach alternative spellings in a whole class setting. Each lesson takes 20 minutes and follows the structure of a phonics lesson: revisit and review, teach, practise, apply. The list of activities included for each lesson is as follows: Revisit and review recap phase 5 sounds and alternative pronunciations (as this is previous learning children in Year 1 should be secure in) Teach introduce the alternative spelling rule (sounds the same but looks different) Practise read words phoneme count write 5 words with alternative spelling Apply write a sentence choose a correct spelling best bet (which spelling is the most common)

Ideal for Primary or Secondary, or as a ‘go to’ presentation to explain French phonics and tricky combinations. Including GIFs and a clear-cut, bright and engaging lay-out. It contains 55 slides. Ideal to use in class or as independent learning to be uploaded for students as the explanations are clear and concise.

This pack has boards for Phase 4 words using set 1-7 sounds , using Phase 3 sounds as well as a board for polysyllabic. Dice template have been included but a 1-6 (1-3 dice for the polysyllabic) can be used as well. Recording sheets are included. UPDATED: there are extra boards from the previous version and a answer board pack. Bonus activity Roll It Find It included as well.

Lists of regular phonic spellings in short sequences. For ear-training. What has changed? One phoneme changes for each new word. Use with a good set of plastic letters where digraph consonants and vowels are presented as single units.

A display resource to aid children’s reading through the encouragement of sounding out.

Phonics, reading and spelling documents to support the assessment, teaching and learning of: Letters and Sounds and spelling lists from the National Curriculum 2014, Years 1 to 6. These high quality reference documents enable quick access to phonics, reading and spelling lists from Years 1 to 6. The formative assessment tool for each objective/learning outcome identifies: Learner’s strengths, areas for development and next steps of learning; Gaps in learning. An effective reading and spelling record for individuals or group pupils, providing a simple progress measure and evidence for: 1:1 sessions for pupils with special educational needs; Group work for pupils with additional needs; Differentiated lessons for whole class learning.

These are some literacy starters I use for my Year 3 class who are very poor readers and spellers. They need extra work on phonics, so every day I do one of these starters before my literacy lesson. Could easily be used up and down the school. I will add more slides as I go and update on here when I can. * Updated due to syllables mix up :) *

3 resources: Blend split cards (sh, ch, th, ng): make and break the word Common words: practice reading and spelling and putting into sentences Phonic word lists

Three parts to this. The booklet to work in class, the words to go home and the words to test on the following week There might be a few mistakes which is why it's an editable document.

The two Spell Well books help pupils to learn the strategies, rules and conventions they need for accurate spelling. They focus on the phonemic and morphological principles which govern word construction. The series is suitable for a wide age range. A structured approach is taken, with activities that fit in well with many phonics and spelling programmes. The activities are suitable for independent or supported work. They can be used as class, group or individual activities and are ideal as homework tasks. Spell Well 1 has 53 sheets and includes phonic spelling with sounds ai, ee, igh, oo, oa, y/oo, and looks at spelling past and present tense verbs plus plurals. A second book is available. Previously sold through Easylearn.

Fourth in a five-book series which is designed for children who need extra support and a small steps approach and which complements any phonics programme. Book 4 deals with long vowel phonemes, including alternative spellings. The clear layout and instructions enable independent working, and there is plenty of practice at each stage, making the sheets useful for literacy intervention. Each book has over 100 worksheets, is suitable for a wide age-range and is ideal for homework. 4 other books available. Previously sold through Easylearn.

This resource pack includes loads of different spelling words , activities , how to prounounce words and more. This is very good to learn the -ing -ed -er -est -ful -ly -y words . This resource is worth the money and children will enjoy it. This pack also incudes 33 pages worth of spelling and activities.

This spelling pack contains a spelling worksheet for each week of the academic year. Each worksheet gives a list of ten spellings related to one rule specified by the National Curriculum. There is also a fun and engaging activity to go with each list. A perfect resource for teachers needing to make termly spelling booklets or parents wanting to keep their child up to speed.

A handy worksheet with a variety of activities involving a silent w. Ideal for Year 2 children.

A fun booklet with 15 activities to get children ready for the Phonics Screening Check. Activites include: Superhero Race to the top Starry Sound buttons Spell of Sounds Some materials were used from : https://www.whimsyclips.com **

These sheets focus on common spelling patterns and help children to learn by analogy and become good, independent spellers. They are ideal for those who are not succeeding with a more traditional approach or need targeted support. The book includes all the common rimes, enabling children to spell hundreds of words. Colour games are also included. There are four different formats for each task, allowing teachers to pick the most suitable. 46 rimes covered. See also: Phonic Rime Time and Time to Rime. Previously available through Easylearn.

This resource contains 20 + spelling activities and games. Suitable for any word list (KS1, KS2) Almost no prep needed apart from printing (some games require a dice or a spinner). Can be used year after year making it a great investment! Activities include: secret code writing; spelling battleships; look/say/cover/write/check; iPad spellings; postcard writing; word search making; rainbow spelling; dictionary work; word webs; word swirls; spelling hangman; board game; word families; comic strips and more!

This is a 56-page pack of English worksheets, spelling lists, and double-sided color flashcards for the Common Exception Words recommended in the Key Stage 1, Year 2 English curriculum. It’s also suitable for U.S. grades 1-3 and other language learners. The worksheet pack contains a variety of progressively-more-difficult activities, two spelling lists, and an answer key. They allow you to target particular skills for individual students and provide differentiated learning opportunities. Page 1 - tracing, copying, coloring, and sound identification. Page 2 - word unscramble, rhyme words, and picture/ word matching. Page 3 - find the correct spellings, gap-fill, and sentence writing. Page 4 - revising example words and similar sounding words, story/ poem writing. Page 5 - identifying the pictures (without the words being listed). Page 6 - identifying the pictures (with the words listed). Page 7 - matching the words and International Phonetic Alphabet spellings to the pictures. Page 8 - spelling list. Page 9 - spelling list with IPA spellings. An answer key. The flashcards are provided in two formats: 2-to-a-page (double-sided) and 6-to-a-page (double-sided). Each format consists of one front card (a large image) and ten options for the rear card. The rear flashcards are different combinations of: an image the spelling the word written in lower case, upper case, cursive, and pre-cursive the I.P.A. spelling a ‘sounds like’ spelling the spelling rule it is an example of U.S. and U.K. English versions are included. This product is part of the 660+ page Key Stage 1, Year 2 Spelling and Phonics Pack, which contains material for 30 different spelling rules. This product is a zip file containing pdfs. You will need zip extraction software, a pdf reader, and a printer.