100 slides displaying 100 key words. 1 word on each slide. I always present this PowerPoint to my Reception class each day (just for 5 minutes). Just watch what they can do after a month!

A 6-page activity booklet for learning the letter d. Ideal for Early Years. Page 1: Circle any pictures beginning with d. Page 2: Join the dots to make a dog then draw your own dog. Page 3: Join the dots to make a duck (for more able students). Page 4: Trace then write the letter d (pre-cursive writing). Page 5: The action for the letter d … d,d,d DRUM! Page 6: CAPITAL D and lower case d handwriting sheet.

A PowerPoint specifically designed for Early Years and Reception. 7 slides focusing on the following initial consonant clusters: bl tr cr Fully editable.

14 slides of pictures and words. Ideal for Early Years. Fully editable.

A lovely PowerPoint focusing on the following 3 phonic sounds: a_e (magic e) ai ay 19 slides in total. Ideal for Early Years, Reception or Year 1. Fully editable.

A great PowerPoint for Early Years and Reception children. Focus: What sound can you hear out of the following ‘ch’, ‘sh’ and ‘th’ sounds? 28 slides. Fully animated (with sounds). Fully editable.

A 9-slided PowerPoint showing what happens to a word when a magic e is added. Ideal for 5+ Fully editable

Can your student’s select the correct ‘B’ word from the list provided? If they choose correctly, the slide show moves on. If they choose incorrectly, the slide show allows them to have another go until they get it right. 19 slides Fully editable Please don’t worry if the preview images are squashed. Once downloaded they are 100% okay.

A 66-slide PowerPoint focusing on initial phonemes. Ideal for nursery and reception Bright pictures, animations and sounds. Slides 2 to 13: What is the missing initial sound? Slides 14 to 37: Choose a picture beginning with … Slides 38 to 66: Choose the sound to match the picture. Fully editable.

**Game Rules: ** Take turns to put a card on the table face up and say the word. If two cards have the same middle phoneme, call SNAP! The player who says ‘Snap’ first wins the cards. The player with the most pairs of cards at the end, WINS! . Ideal for 5 to 8 years. 2 pages. Fully editable.

In this PowerPoint, the children are presented with 20 pictures. They have to guess the word and spelling for each. Fully animated and fully editable. Ideal for 4 to 6 years. This PowerPoint covers all the ie sounds: ie i_e (magic e) y igh

13 slides. Ideal for Early Years and Reception. Each slide presents a picture, a question (Is it the beginning, middle or end sound?) and 3 options to choose from. My children love this! Fully editable.

Teach the long ‘i’ vowel sound with this 11-slide presentation. The long vowel ‘i’ can be written as: y as in cry igh as in sigh i_e as in magic ‘e’ (split digraph) as in bike** The slide show presents ‘families’ of simple ‘i’ words.

14 slides. Ideal for teaching final sounds / phonemes to Early Years and Reception. Fully editable.

18-page handout on how to teach Jolly Phonics.

A great game for developing phonic recognition, spelling and word-building. Ideal for KS1 and dyslexic children. Phonic cards provided with resource.

Age range: 2 - 6 years This is a 48-page activity book designed to help any child read and write. This activity book must be taught on a 1-to-1 basis (1 adult, 1 child) and takes 36 days to complete. Many of the activities are designed to be repetitious and are graded according to difficulty.

4 PowerPoints! Each PowerPoint has 12 slides. On each PowerPoint, individual words are shown then hidden behind stars so that the children can attempt to spell them. Fully editable and great fun!

3-letter spellings. 2 PowerPoint’s. PowerPoint 1: 60 slides. In this slide show, a picture is shown of an individual object / thing / animal then spelt out letter by letter. PowerPoint 2: 12 slides. Individual words are shown then hidden behind stars so that the children can attempt to spell them. Fully editable.

4-letter spellings. Attached is a slide show with 75 slides. On each set of slides, a picture is shown of an individual object / thing / animal then spelt out letter by letter. Fully editable.