Phonics Primary Resources

A set of illustrated Home Learning phonics tasks for Phase 1 activities, covering voice sounds and rhythm and rhyme.

What activities can I use to enable children to practice CVC, CVCC and CCVC words? These lovely worksheets encourage children to practise writing a range of CVC, CCVC and CVCC words.Tthese sheets are a great way for children to use their phonics knowledge to decode words and write them clearly next to a given illustration.

A lovely resource for teaching children working at Phase 2 who are beginning to blend and segment CVC words. A mischievous burglar has been stealing sounds from signs to cause confusion - can you help to put them back? A differentiated activity suitable for EYFS and Key Stage 1

Use this phase 3 phonics sound mat to help children remember their phonics by using it as a reference when they are reading and writing.

A letters and sounds Phase 3 A4 mat, including appropriate phonemes with accompanying mnemonic images. Useful for independent writing, images make it easier for children to relate letters to sounds.

Teach phase 2-3 phonics learners these initial sounds using our peg matching game. Allow them to match a peg to the correct initial sound for each image.

Phase 2 sound button word cards, four per A4. Words have sound buttons beneath to help children to blend to read the words. Full set of words that can be used with many of the activities as outlined in the DfES 'Letters and Sounds'

Help your KS1 pupils to recognise, read and spell Phase 3 phonic words by using this environmentally themed interactive matching game based on recycling.

Use this fabulous Phase 2 activity booklet, which is perfect for revision, daily practice or home learning. Could also be used as a handy workbook within a phonics invention or booster group to recap the basics of Phase 2 of the Letters and Sounds DfE programme.

How can I motivate my class to independently practise reading their phase 2 tricky words? Becoming confident in recognising and reading tricky words can enable children to develop their fluency and reading skills. However, these words can sometimes be tricky for young children to master. Why not make learning their phase 2 tricky words as fun as possible with this lovely activity booklet? Children will practise reading their tricky words through a series of activities, such as matching locks and

Children can practice blending and reading sounds introduced in Phase 2 and 3 of Letters and Sounds with these fun race games.

Printable phase three sound button word cards, which help your children blend sounds to assist their reading.