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*- I have also included a new version with arrows on to help you follow the board. Here is a fun resource for children to practice seeing and saying the common exception words. These can be used for interventions, laminated for extension tasks, sent home for homework or i tend to give things like this out on parents evening too. There are three board games included a year 1 version, a year 2 version and a mixed. Many thanks for buying and if you have time please leave a review. Many thanks.

I designed this to encourage children to read and trace the sounds - S, A, T, P, I, N. This could also be used for interventions in schools. I hope this helps others too and if you find time please leave a review. Thank you.

This can be laminated and placed on display or used during morning writing tasks. I have also numbered each one so you can use this as an assessment sheet to tick off when each child completes a shape. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

Here is the hook i used to build the children’s interest into the story Where The Wild Things Are. I did this activity before revealing the story. I am also selling lesson ideas to link into the story. Many thanks.

Here are some sheets to help children write and spot the initial sounds in words and write simple sentences, relating to the story the three little pigs. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

Mirror Mirror let me see, Mirror Mirror help me read- Tricky word activity. This resource covers all the tricky words from letters and sounds phase 2-5. I hope you enjoy this resource and if you do please leave a review. Many thanks

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I designed this to try and make story writing a little more fun and help with home learning. This could also be used for interventions in schools. I hope this helps others too and if you find time please leave a review. Thank you.

Here are two games that can be laminated and used to support phase one phonics. One game is aimed and identifying rhyming words and the other initial sounds. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘ea’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘ow’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This activity can be used with any pictures or photographs to help children practice making inferences. You can also cut and laminate this resource. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share on Instagram: @Littlemindss

This activity can be used as worksheets or laminated for children to use with a white board marker. To make this activity easier you can also print in A3. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.

This resource can be laminated and used in reading corner, used as a table resource or printed out and given to parents/ carers during parents evening. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share with me on Instagram: @Littlemindss

Here is a fun activity which can be completed as a lesson or intervention starter. The aim is to read all the words on the worksheet and make connections between the word on the web. Here is an example of some word connections on the first worksheet. Find- fast, floor and father- all start with ‘f’. Find- mind and kind- all rhyme Find- gold , mind and kind all end with ‘d’ and have 4 letters in. Another common exception word which could link with find is behind because it ends with ‘nd’ I hope you find this resource useful. Thank you for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review. You can also snap, tag and share with me on Instagram: @Littlemindss

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This resource was designed to be used as a sorting activity to help children recognise the ‘ee’ digraph. I have also created a worksheet to support this activity. Thanks for downloading and if you find the time please leave a review.