All about the letter S Enjoy this free sample of all my Phase 2 no prep printable activities! Click here to check out my BIG PHONICS BUNDLE Colouring Pictures. A fun colouring activity that focuses on beginning sounds! Children need to colour in the pictures that begin with a given letter sound. Find and Circle. A simple yet highly effective printable resource to learn and remember letters. Children have to find and circle all of a given phase 2 letter which is an engaging and fun activity for them. Great for school and home use. Initial Sounds Cut and Stick.A lovely and popular cut and stick printable activity to practice listening out for initial sounds. Choose and match the pictures to their beginning letters.  Click here to have all your Phase 2 needs covered ;) Flashcards.Flashcards are a vital part of phonics teaching at school and also when working with your child at home. These flashcards come with the letter on the front and the letter and an image on the back. Print on A4 then fold in half and it's ready to laminate. Attractive colours to capture the attention of children. Flashcards-Make your own.Let your children design your flashcards by allowing them to colour them in. Laminate the flashcards and use them when teaching phonics. Just watch their engagement when it comes to revisiting letter sounds! Two flashcards per A4. Colouring Letters.A creative phonics resource that allows children to learn through what they love best: colouring, painting and so much more! We love brushing the letters with glue then sprinkling them with glitter! The children's work then makes a lovely display. Letter S Bookmark.A great way to embed the letters of the alphabet in young minds combined with encouraging children to read! Children have to trace over the letter learning the correct letter formation then cut and stick their three pictures that begin with the given letter sound. These alphabet bookmarks come in three different colours to offer a choice for children with three bookmarks on A4. Click here for all my Phase 2 resources Playdough Mats/Flashcards.Children love to play with playdough! What better way to support them in their learning then playdough mats where they can make their letters from playdough. These playdough mats come with upper and lower case letters. And SO MUCH MORE!!.

Phase 3 actions and diagraph mat created with the help of my son :) I have his consent to share this on TES :) Enjoy!

Children need to colour the picture, say what it is, read the word, trace the word then write the CVC word. This printable activity can easily be turned into a little booklet. This resource covers the Phase 2 letters s,a,t,p,i,n,m,d. Have fun teaching and learning!

If you like this FREE resource PLEASE leave a review. Any suggestions for improvements are more than welcome!! An activity booklet to encourage children to use digraphs. Differentiated activity booklets! Covers ch,sh,th,ng,ai,ee,igh,oa and oo. Copyright Notice- All clip art images used were custom made for Epic Phonics and are owned by Epic Phonics.

Turn the wheel and see what's happening in the story. Print it, laminate it, cut it out and pin it together with a split pin.

PLEASE NOTE: You have to extract the downloaded files, otherwise the software will not work. The Three Little Pigs story software that children can use to familiarize themselves with the story and learn to answer Who questions in a fun and engaging way. Drag and drop the cards to complete a sentence. The program offers instant feedback- it is also not possible to drop the wrong card. A great way to assess understanding. This program has lots of Who questions and some What questions. The program works** best in Google Chrome**. Clipart images by Whimsy Clips

A great phase 3 phonics activity to practice using digraphs. Each card comes with an image and a word with the digraph missing. Laminate it and use it again and again or turn them into little booklets for the children to complete. Check out my other high quality resources for more phonics activities! This resource (including images) is copyrighted by EpicPhonics.

Free Number Formation Animated PowerPoint Sample This is a PowerPoint presentation for numbers 0-9. In this sample you will be able to see numbers 0 and 1. This resources works brilliantly as a whole class activity as it allows everyone to see clearly how numbers are formed correctly. This presentation can be used as a lesson starter or even during a parent workshop when discussing the importance of correct letter formation. Easy to use and helpful resource in learning to form numbers correctly. A little red dot goes around the number showing children how it is formed correctly. ****************************************************************************************************************** Take a look at the FULL VERSION! ****************************************************************************************************************** Simply click on the number that you wish to see and watch the red dot travel around a number.The animation is started by clicking the play/stop button and it is shown 4 times in a row unless you click the play/stop button again. Any questions or suggestions for improvement please do not hesitate to get in touch. ****************************************************************************************************************** Have fun teaching and learning! ******************************************************************************************************************

A bright and colourful cut and stick activity that focuses on beginning sounds. Three of the five images begin with a given letter sounds. Children to say the words then cut out and stick the right images in the boxes.

Phase 3 Phonics Activity to practice reading words with Phase 3 digraphs! A great way to help children learn their new digraph! Read the words on the flower petals then trace and colour them. A Letters and Sounds based phonics teaching resource! A fun and engaging digraph activity that encourages children to read using their new grapheme. This resource (including the images) is copyrighted by EpicPhonics. CHECK OUR MY OTHER HIGH QUALITY PHONICS RESOURCES!

A bundle of colourful and attractive resources for Jack and the beanstalk. Lots of writing opportunities with differentiated writing templates and engaging and interesting writing activities. What would you trade for some magic beans? What would you do if you were Jack? Fun target cards/book marks for writing! Copyright notice: Clip art images were purchased with commercial use from Whimsy Workshop Teaching http://tinyurl.com/ns6kex3 and Scrappin-Doodles http://tinyurl.com/p5vgczj.

Check out these colourful and engaging Classroom Display Posters A4 Alphabet Display Bunting with Lower and Upper Case Letters Precursive Handwriting Font Ready to be printed!

Follow the map to the end of your story! The template is marked 'beginning', 'middle' and 'end'. Children are so keen to write on this exciting story map!

First day of school activities perfect for reception. First day of school booklet- boy and girl version Me on my first day- drawing activity My favourite colours- colouring activity-assess what colours the children know. Student ID card- a fun and engaging activity that helps you assess who can write their name Clip art images were purchased from TPT, sellers Mrs Fun, Teachers Resource Force, Johanna Zegarra, Rebecca Bishop, Graphics From the pond, Kim's Creations

Number formation with numbers 0-9. Print and laminate the pages. Have the children take cars and drive over the numbers. A fun and boy friendly way to reinforce number formation.

Phase 2 Phonics printable activity. A fantastic fine motor activity! Children need to paint over the dots using cotton buds. Can they read these CVC words? 45+ pages of printable phonics activity covering all Phase 2 letters (s,a,t,p,i,n,m,d,g,o,c,k,e,u,r,h,b,f,l).

Number formation mats 0-10. Laminating them will mean children can use whiteboard pens when practising. These mats work really well as play dough mats. Number formation homework 0-5, 6-10, 0-10! Differentiated homework! Number formation 0-9 cards. Again, if you laminate them the children can practice number formation using dry wipe pens. Number formation bookmarks 0-10- Let your children trace the numbers then laminate these bookmarks for them to take home! You also get a number formation PowerPoint that works perfectly as a lesson starter. Using it on the IWB will allow your children to see how numbers are formed correctly. Copyright notice: Images are owned by Epic Phonics.

Flashcards/Display posters with multicultural children. Number flashcards/display cards with multicultural children 0-100 white background Number flashcards/display cards with multicultural children 0-100 colourful background Number cards with children 0-10 with white and colourful background Alphabet flashcards/display cards with multicultural children Welcome sign display poster with multicultural children Clipart images owned by Epic Phonics.

Alphabet Flashcards are great for little learners! Here I have mycolourful and bright flashcards in both portrait and landscape. These can be used as flashcards or you can make a beautiful and engaging display for your literacy area. Click here to check out my BIG PHONICS BUNDLE Display ideas *Print on card, hole punch the card and hang them with string. The children can help with punching a hole and putting string through it. *Print on card and hang them on a washing line with pegs. Your students can help paint the wooden pegs and also with hanging them. *Print 4 on A4 and use as border decoration to your literacy display board. Flashcard Activity Idea Learning a new letter sound Have the children sitting on the carpet. Show the children flashcards of the letters they already know one by one. Tell them what the sound for each letter is and ask them to say it after you. Show children the new letter and ask them to listen to the sound it makes. Now ask them to say it with you. Next, have the children turn to their friends and say the sound to each other. Place 4-6 flashcards on the carpet, including the new phoneme to be learned. Say a letter sound and ask the children to point to the corresponding letter. Say the new sound followed by one they already know, then back to the new sound again, making sure that the new sound to be learned gets a lot of turns. Now choose a confident child to ‘be the teacher’ and to say a sound while you and the other children point to the letters. Repeat with another child. To finish off, collect the flashcards and show them to the children one by one asking for them to say the sounds they make. Click here to check out my BIG PHONICS BUNDLE Have fun teaching and learning!

Pirates Writing Template Story Map- Beginning, Middle and End Pirate cut and stick- Dress up and label a pirate by cutting out and sticking clothes on him! Pirate Buntings with numbers to 20 Pirate boys and Pirate girls holding numbers 0-20 Pirates Vocabulary Hidden in Treasure Chests (Print double sided then cut out and fold the lid down) Wanted poster on A3- Cut out the middle then let children put their faces through. Can they describe the pirate they can see? Pirate Girl and Pirate Boy Passport Pirates One More One less Activity/Game- Using a die or preprepared cards (supplied) children have to place pirates on a ship Pirate Themed Number line to 10. Comes fully coloured with numbers; with numbers ready to be coloured in by the children; without numbers for children to write and of course there is a boy and a girl pirate version! Pirate Ship Cut and Stick Activity Label a Pirate Describe a Pirate