Let’s get sentence building. There are many ways to engage your child to read and write and this activity is another hands on example where being a stuck to a table is not needed. So have a read and try out this engaging Sentence Building Activity Using Pictures or Objects. Materials Needed for this Sentence Building Activity We have included…
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Phase 3, week 3 is here! So let’s see what exciting activities we’ve got lined up for you this week to help you support your child as they learn to read with phonics. Which letters and sounds are we learning this week This week will see us focusing on the digraphs (2 letter sounds) SH, CH, TH and NG. Your…
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How about helping your child learn to read as you make some tasty treats in the kitchen? Using cookie cutters and a simple cookie recipe you can create some delicious alphabet cookies that are perfect for use during the week to work on the words and phonics they are learning in school. So here we go a simple recipe for…
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A twist on an old classic, try our version of I-Spy in a bottle with our Simple Sensory Alphabet Bottle Game. Materials Needed for your own Alphabet Bottle Game We have included links to the materials we used to create these sensory letters. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission. Lower case letters A jar…
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So you and your little reader have practised and have learned to read a variety of high-frequency words and are ready to start reading them within a sentence? Be sure to check out our Post-it Note High-Frequency Words Sentence Builders activity. This post has been created to help you come up with a few sentences to put together for that…
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