Roll the dice and trace over the word (or cross it out). Which number will win? 27 game boards with grey writing (for tracing), 27 game boards with black writing (for crossing out). All game boards have the target phoneme highlighted in red. Suitable for letters and sounds, jolly phonics, read, write, inc. or any other phonics scheme. Containing gameboards with grey writing for your littlies to trace over, and black writing so they can just focus on reading, there is plenty of flexibility with this game. As always, my resources are made using the OpenDyslexic font to help our dyslexic learners. We are dyslexia friendly! Phonemes included: j v w x y z zz qu ch sh th ng ai ee igh oa oo oo ar or ur ow oi ear air ure er

Over 400 sentences, covering all of the phase 3 sounds. Hang them on the wall, use them as busy work, incorporate them into phonics or English lessons, or use them as an assessment tool. Suitable for Letters and Sounds, Jolly Phonics, Read Write Inc, and any other phonics scheme. j v w x y z zz qu ch sh th ng ai ee igh oa oo oo ar or ur ow oi ear air ure er Repetition is brilliant for children to practice recognising phonemes, graphemes and phonics sounds. Let them practice these skills in context by providing them with fluency sentences. Read them over and over to build up recognition of phonemes and sounds in words, and to help your littlies build up their confidence with full sentences. As always, my resources are made using the OpenDyslexic font to help our dyslexic learners. We are dyslexia friendly!

Simply read through the phonemes, from left to right and circle the target phoneme. Each sheet has at least 10 examples of the target phoneme, so there's plenty to look for! Includes 27 sheets, each based on one of the 27 phase 3 sounds. Suitable for Letters and Sounds, Jolly Phonics, Read, Write, Inc. and any other phonics scheme. As always, my products are made using the OpenDyslexic font to help our dyslexic learners.

27 activity sheets, each one focused on a different phase 3 sound. Just read out one of the two words in a row and ask your children to circle the word you have said. Whether you read the word with the target sound or not, the children have to read both words and match the written word to the word you have said. Once they're more confident, choose a child to be the reader and watch their self-esteem grow! As always, my products are made using the OpenDyslexic font in order to help our dyslexic learners. We are dyslexia friendly!

Read each word and decide whether it has the target phoneme in it. If it does, they place it in the column headed ‘ar’. If it doesn’t, they place it in the column headed ‘not ar’. For added challenge, they can write out the words in each column instead. Aside from your standard sorting activity, this has been successfully used as a relay race/scavenger hunt. Hide the cards around the classroom, send the children off to look for them in relay fashion or in teams. A taster of a larger word sort package available in my shop. As always, this resource is made using the OpenDyslexic font. Tried and tested in my classroom, and many schools, this really does make a difference for dyslexic learners. We are dyslexia friendly!

Read each word and decide whether it has the target phoneme in it. If it does, they place it in the column headed ‘ar’. If it doesn’t, they place it in the column headed ‘not ar’. For added challenge, they can write out the words in each column instead. Aside from your standard sorting activity, this has been successfully used as a relay race/scavenger hunt. Hide the cards around the classroom, send the children off to look for them in relay fashion or in teams. A taster of a larger word sort package available in my shop. As always, this resource is made using the OpenDyslexic font. We are dyslexia friendly!

Contains 20 words cards (real and nonsense) for each of the 27 phase 3 sounds. Contains work mats with US style handwriting lines, UK style handwriting lines and plain top and bottom writing lines. Simply pick a card, make the word out of play-doh, lego, magnetic letters, etc. and then write it. Great for phonics lessons, interventions or continuous provision. Just laminate, cut and go!