You’ll find something to suit every Phase 3 lesson plan – whether your focus is blending, segmenting, matching or forming. You can choose to use our activity booklets, worksheets or letter formation sheets to help secure pupils’ knowledge of Phase 3 Letters and Sounds content.

Printable worksheets for teaching students to read and write basic words that begin with the letters br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, and tr. Blend: BL Fun Fonix ABC: letter introduction and alphabet worksheets. This is a great place to start for phonics worksheets for kindergarten, preschool or young readers that need a good review of fundamentals.Alternatively, if you are looking for fun and exciting ways for students to build on spelling and the ability to identify 'or' phonics words, then look no further than our 'or' Digraph Word Search. Phonics resources is another brilliant way for children to learn at home with their parents. We have lots of phonics items () that will support the learning of phonics in phases 1-6, start with this Phase 1 Phonics activities to help lay a confident foundation to your child's phonics skills at home. Throughout the series supplement Book 1 with more activities from the free worksheet makers. You can use all of the same images for your worksheets that you find in the book! This phonics unit has many printable worksheets featuring words with the L-family blend such as: bl-, cl-, fl-, gl-, pl-, and sl-. Blend Family: R-Family Blends

To find out more information about letters and sounds, and to access our wide range of teaching resources, create your own account here! How can I plan letters and sound lessons? All of our phonics free printable worksheets have been created by teachers, so you can have full confidence that they follow the national curriculum and adhere to DfE guidelines. Head over to our Twinkl Phonics whole scheme overview plan, to see an outline of what's taught from Level 1 to Level 6 of our scheme. What is phonics in primary education? Next, they will learn how sounds can be put together ( blended) to make words. For example, they will learn that the sounds of the letters ‘m-a-t’ blend together to make the word ‘mat’. Your child will then learn more sounds and will start blending them too. Children start learning phonics in general as they begin to familiarise themselves with all the letters of the alphabet. This is usually between the ages of three and four, or as they start KS1 schooling. All our resources are designed by specialist teachers with experience in teaching phonics. You can therefore be assured that our resources are top quality when it comes to educational value and are great for meeting the needs of the national curriculum. Make planning painless by incorporating ‘or’ words phonics activities into your lesson planning. Perfect as informative and engaging starter activities, or ideal for rounding off a challenging day of learning. We have everything you need to provide accessible and inclusive learning opportunities for your children.Fun Fonix Book 1: midvowel vowels, cvc worksheets. Once students have a firm understanding of each letters' basic reading, we're ready to move on to this book.

The phonics Level 6 Week 1 workbook will focus on ‘y’ saying /igh/. In each session, children will be challenged to complete a variety of fun tasks. They will write common exception words, read stories, sort words, practise letter formation and many more fantastic exercises! It also contains a helpful Level 6 sound mat, so your pupils always have something to refer to. The resources in this collection are aimed at young learners, meaning that your pupils are able to practise and recognise a range of speech sounds from the start of school. A wide-selection of worksheets and activities for students to learn about the DR consonant blend. Blend: FL

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Differentiate between words with the long-O vowel sound and those with a short-O vowel sound with this selection of phonics worksheets. Short U Vowel Sound CCVC words are made up of a double consonant, a vowel then a single consonant. Here are some common CCVC words children will learn: These lovely worksheets encourage children to practise writing a range of CVC, CCVC and CVCC words. These sheets are a great way for children to use their phonics knowledge to decode words and write them clearly next to a given illustration.

The wonderful phonics ‘or’ words resource enables you to provide inclusive and accessible learning experiences that are sure to maximise learning outcomes, regardless of each child’s starting point. Containing a range of 'or' phonics activities of varying difficulty, this teacher-made resource is designed for children to fill in the missing words that contain the ‘or’ sound. Perfect for building on prior knowledge of digraphs and expanding upon vocabulary. This collection of printable phonics worksheets highlight words that have a long-O vowel sound. Short O & Long O (Mixed)A fantastic activity booklet for home learning phonics Year 1. Perfect for sharing with parents and carers as a home learning task to support phonics and word building. This unit contains words that have start with the /fl/ sound. Words include: flamingo, flashcards, Florida, floss, flute, fly, flag, flame, and flower. Blend: FR