contains initial sound image wheels. provide pegs for children to identify corresponding images to the center sound. sounds include: masdtinpgockubfelhrjvywzx

contains 8 worksheets each contains 3 simple CVC sentences to read. Cut and stick the corresponding images to match

Contains 3x CVC words race tracks 3x digraph race tracks

Contains 10 different flower templates

contains 4 worksheets. each sheet contains 4 CVC sentences with corresponding images

15 slides covering phase 2 and 3 phonics. Earlier slides have less pictures and focus on cvc words, these them progress to covering 3-4 digraphs & trigraphs per page before the final set pages which have pictures from across phase 2 and 3. Great for promoting and developing independent writing, can be used as a morning starter activity. Pictures support, word, caption and sentence writing across all pages making them accessible for all.

Pages that we use with our reception children to monitor and track reading including: Sounds tracking sheet Red word tracking sheet Comments sheet

9 page document for recording baseline data collected through observations. 1 page per area: PSED C&L PD Literacy Number Shape, Space & Measure Understanding the World Expressive Art & Design Pencil Grip Each page has space for 11 children’s names to suit needs of both small and large cohorts.

Contains 7 CVC Record sheets Provide dice for children to roll and write to the corresponding image

A document to support continuous provision planning

Phase 2 single letter home learning sheets. A sheet for each letter with QR code links and activity ideas for each sound. Letters included - SATPINMDGOCKEURFHBL (there is a separate resource which has all of the phase 3 sounds in). Fully editable on PowerPoint so you can adapt each activity or QR code to suit your phonics scheme. PLEASE NOTE - Unfortunately, QR codes can stop working if the original video link has been removed. Please check any QR codes before using. It is a fully editable PowerPoint document so you can update any as needed.

6 jars for CVC writing prompts. Covers sounds - s, a, t, p, i, n, m, d, g, o, c, k, ck, e, u, r, h, b, f, l, j, v, w, x, y, z, qu, th, sh, ch Plus jar writing template. Can also be used with letters to build the words or post it notes to add labels

Contains 4x sentence sheets - read and colour 4x sentence sheets - read, find and stick

These were the questions I was asked by OFSTED in our recent inspection (2026) , under the new framework. I have also given answers that I used- these will need to be tweaked for your own cohort.

Contains 6 worksheets. Each worksheet contains 3 CVC sentence images to write a sentence.

Unleash the full potential of your student’s phonics skills with our comprehensive “All Set 1 Sounds” resource. This 111-page resource provides an in-depth and engaging learning experience, covering all of the set 1 sounds and helping your student build a strong foundation for reading and writing success. Each sound is covered in depth, with 3 pages dedicated to its development. The first page focuses on letter formation, helping your student master the correct way to form each letter. The second page focuses on rainbow writing, allowing your student to practice their newly acquired letter formation skills in a fun and colourful way. The final page features read, write, and match activities, where your student will be able to practice reading words and matching them to pictures. In addition to the comprehensive 111-page resource, this package also includes a set of printable flashcards, designed to help your student internalize the set 1 sounds and reinforce their learning. Simply print, cut, and fold in half, and your student will have a fun and interactive tool to help them master the set 1 sounds. Take a peek at the preview to see the full range of resources included in this package. Order now and give your student the tools they need to achieve phonics success! HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ME Feel free to ask any questions or let me know of any problems regarding my resources by emailing me directly, especially if you have any requests or ideas I can create: MissGsteacherthings@gmail.com

This EYFS-specific Oracy Focus resource is designed to support meaningful staff discussion and consistent classroom practice, without adding to workload. Each focus helps adults slow down, notice more, and support children’s communication in ways that feel natural, play-based and achievable. Perfect for staff meetings, brief CPD moments, or weekly team huddles, these cards turn oracy into a shared language across your setting. A set of Oracy Focus Team Meeting Notes covering: Wait Time (5–10 seconds) Commentary Over Questioning Modelling the Language We Want to Hear Valuing Quiet Children Protecting Uninterrupted Play Making Talk Visible Noticing Before Extending Each focus includes: Primary Voice 21 strand (plus supporting strands) A clear “Why this matters” explanation Short discussion prompts for staff meetings Child-focused reflection prompts to link practice to real children EYFS-friendly further reading links (quick, accessible, no paywalls)

The handbook includes background information for teachers about common spelling patterns, useful strategies, including mnemonics, and spelling and phonic games. Many of the ideas resources have been posted elsewhere - acknowledged at end.

•Have a race with your friends - set your boats off down a stream or blow them across a puddle, who is the winner? •Test how much cargo your boat can carry - try loading it with small pebbeles, fallen flower heads and leaves to see how strong it is. •Use different materials - follow these instructions with larger paper, card or waterproof materials. •Make a 3D collage - cover your boat's hull with leaves, do they make it waterproof? What can you use to increase the size of the sails so they catch the wind?

Children have to guess the 2D shape from reading clues.

This 18 slide PowerPoint highlights the ‘Spectacular’ signs of Spring. I have included photographs taken in and around Wythenshawe and a video providing audial and visual aids to celebrate this wonderful time of year. The rhyming string throughout the PowerPoint complements the photographs. This resource would be a great introduction to a nature sound walk for children in early years and a visual aid introducing signs of Spring. The language can be adapted to cater for the needs of your children. Metaphors have been used throughout the poem which would be a great introduction to poetry for older children and also to introduce the use of cameras to capture the beauty of nature.