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  • Pop each page into an A4 display book for whole class reference as you cover each sound. I have reduced the printing size to fit 2 to a page and popped them into a display book for reference with my boys' homework or when they ask how to spell a word! - We clap out the syllables - listen for the sounds within each syllable - write the grapheme for each sound using the display book as reference if needed.

    For example, this morning my 8 year old wanted to confirm how to spell the word 'high' - ok - 'high' is 1 syllable 2 sounds - /h/ sound is easy - the /ie/ sound has many options - we quickly looked at the /ie/ chart and decided that 'igh' was the best.. this all happens quite quickly after the children practise the flow of this process regularly...)

  • Print them off and place on coloured backing card and laminate - keep as A4 size, enlarge to A5, or reduce size as small as like and make a booklet (ideal for take home reference)

  • These are terrific for use during writing editing and for spelling/word study reference. Ideal for display and reference during writing sessions, word study, spelling, shared reading, syllable/sound mapping and general word play and literacy activities.

  • Go on a 'word hunt' to find words around the room in readers, in library books, in newspapers, magazines, with certain phonic groups and sounds.

  • Use the matching phonics words, classroom theme cards, dolch nouns, and dolch sight words to group according to the phonics blends contained in the words.

  • Rhyming words in rhymes, poems, and songs are ideal to use with these cards.

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Nickee (28-02-2013)

I love your 24 Consonant Sounds (Phonemes) and Related Graphemes cards. I have them all beautifully set up in my classroom to help my Year 2 students learn some tricky spelling patterns. I was wondering though, should you add some other common spelling patterns to the /h/ /x/ /y/ card such as /ks/ as in socks and /wh/ as in who? I find these are words that get used in my classroom a bit and my students cannot find the proper spelling patterns.

Otherwise, keep up the great work. I love the convenience of your website!!! :)


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  • I saw an interesting post on Pinterest the other day, showing a plastic, sandwich size, zip-lock bag that had had a piece of duct tape run along the base. The duct tape provided reinforcing that allowed holes to be punched through the bag for storage in a binder. I imagine you could run the tape down the side of larger zip-lock bags for a similar effect. This may not solve all your storage issues, but if there\'s just a few small games to go with a unit that\'s otherwise stored in a binder, it might help!

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  • I was just thinking the other day that I needed some matching cards for numbers over 100 then today I came across the new parts of speech posters and thought I\'d check out the \"What\'s New\" section and there I found exactly what I had been wanting. Thank you so much for your wonderful resources. This is the first place I check when looking for resources and I\'ve been able to build a great collection since moving to the lower school grades last year. Thanks again!

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