Week 8 Formulating Alliterative Sentences Children take alliteration to the next level by creating short silly sentences (Sam sings songs). With the support of picture prompts, circle games, and sentence crowns, this week sparks laughter and builds confidence in oral language play. plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week 9 Participating in Rhyming Games Packed with movement and fun, this week brings rhyme into treasure hunts, circle games, and story play. Children actively participate in rhyming challenges, helping them embed rhyming skills in a social, playful way. Crafts like rhyme puppets and rhyme treasure chests keep learning hands-on. plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week 7 Listening for Alliteration in Spoken Words This week focuses on listening skills. Children clap, sort, and play games to spot which words begin with the same sound. With picture baskets, sound puppets, and a fun Alliteration Detective game, children tune into the first sounds of words in an engaging way. plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week 6 Producing Alliterative Names Children invent silly alliterative names for themselves and their Favorite toys (Doctor Daisy, Farmer Fred). Through games, puppets, and name crafts, they develop sound awareness and strengthen their sense of identity and self-expression. plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week ten Revision of Rhyming and Alliteration A celebration of all the learning! Through games, songs, and role play, children revise and consolidate their skills in rhyme and alliteration. Crafts like medals, silly name crowns, and a class rhyme book provide a joyful showcase of progress and achievement. Each weekly plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week 5 Recognizing Alliteration in Phrases Introduce the joy of tongue ticklers ! Using stories like Some Smug Slug, children hear and play with repeated sounds at the beginning of words. Fun circle games and craft crowns give children the chance to explore and create their own alliterative phrases. Each weekly plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week 1 Identifying Rhyming Words Introduce children to the magic of rhyme! This plan uses songs, stories, and playful games to help little learners tune into rhyming sounds. From Humpty Dumpty to O i Frog, every day is packed with activities that build listening and attention skills while sparking joy. plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3 to 4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers- child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Each weekly plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun

Week 3 Recognizing and Creating Rhyming Pairs Children will love matching rhyming pairs in games, stories, and crafts. With engaging activities like rhyming bingo, memory games, and puppet-making, this week builds confidence in recognizing words that sound the same and encourages collaboration in group play. Each weekly plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3/4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers child-friendly, hands-on, and fun.

Week 2 Producing Rhyming Strings This week builds on rhyming awareness by encouraging children to extend rhyme into playful strings of words. Through silly rhyme chains, songs, and craft activities, children learn to spot patterns in sounds an essential step towards early phonics success. plan includes: Step-by-step Teacher Input, Group Work, Independent Challenge, and Craft Activity Links to Development Matters (3 / 4 years) You Tube story/song links to bring lessons to life Activities tailored to non-readers - child-friendly, hands-on, and fun