Letter formation practice. Contains all letters of the alphabet in 3 different sized font, plus a join the dots picture on each page. Learning to form letters correctly can be a challenge for children, particularly those with visual perception challenges, fine motor skill difficulties, or additional sensory processing needs. Using these sheets, children can practise each letter on a larger scale, getting to grips with the shape and direction, before moving on to tracing the smaller letters.

Alphabet Arc Activity pack - ideal for teaching early phonics, sequencing, blending, segmenting and syllabification. Dyslexia and autism friendly. Pack includes: Alphabet arc activity cards, including 15 activities and 3 challenge cards Set of lower case alphabet cards Set of upper case alphabet cards Set of vowel cards (upper and lower case) 26 alphabet picture cards

Alphabet Arc Picture Pack contains: Lower case alphabet set 26 picture cards Can be used for alphabet arc activities and initial sound recognition. Dyslexia and autism friendly, EYFS.

11 multisensory activity cards to support spelling. Included are a range of fun activities that tap into sensory learning modalities: Visual (see), Auditory (hear), Tactile (feel) and Kinaesthetic (move). Suitable for reluctant learners and dyslexia friendly.

1 set of each: upper case and lower case alphabet arc letter tracing cards. Can be laminated for multiple uses. Can be used for letter formation, spelling and alphabet arc activities. Also included: Letter formation alphabet guide sheet Missing letter alphabet completion activity sheet

8 Four in a Row boards, each one with a focus on a different digraph/trigraph: /ai/ /ee/ igh / oa / oo / oi / ow / oo(u)/ 1 blank board for you to make your own games A fun game, dyslexia friendly and encourages decoding skills through visual cues and repetition. Instructions: • Each player chooses their own colour of counter. • Take turns to roll the dice. • Choose a word on a space containing the number rolled. • After reading the word, place a counter on the space. • The winner is the first person to get 4 counters in a row, either horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

Alphabet cards, Ideal for alphabet arc, sequencing games, flash cards