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Topic 11 London Words Game This “Make Some Money In London consolidates the words where the “o” sounds /u/ as in London. It is a competitive game where players have to collect the most money in London. Each word spelt correctly is worth a particular amount of money. The winner is the player who collects the most money in London.

Topic 8 Flossy SS Words Game “What A Fuss Toss The Cross To The Boss” game reinforces words that are one syllable, ending in “s” or “z”, which have a short vowel take “ss” or “zz“. Players complete the wall by remembering each set of 4 words and writing them on the spelling sheet. The winner is the player who remembers the 6 sets of 4 words and completes the wall first.

Topic 12 Essential Words 4 & 5 Game “Basketball Essentials” gives the student a chance to consolidate the words covered in Essential Words 4 & 5 in a fun and competitive way.

Topic 7 Multisensory AL Words Worksheets These worksheets teach “al” as in salt. The mnemonic “a little” salt helps the student to remember to spell the word with “al”. Visual imagery is also used to help remember this spelling pattern. There is a spelling test and dictation to check the student can spell the “al” words.

Topic 10 AS Words Game “Be Fast To Get Home Before The Master” is a fun game where players read, spell and collect “as” words. This game is an excellent way for students to consolidate and practise reading and spelling “as” words.

Topic 3 Multisensory W Rule 3 Words Worksheets A collection of worksheets teaching the following words work, word, world, worm, worship and worth. Students are encouraged to link the words together by using a sentence linked to a picture to help with the spelling of these difficult words.

Topic 4 Multisensory Discrimination Of W Rules Worksheets These worksheets concentrate on discrimination of the 3 W Rules. Practise is given at visual and auditory discrimination of these words. Students are encouraged to use visual imagery, visualisation and verbalisation to help remember the three different spelling patterns.

Topic 8 Multisensory Flossy SS Words Worksheets These worksheets teach that are one syllable, ending in “s” or “z”, which have a short vowel take “ss” or “zz” . The worksheets are multisensory and include tracking, blending and visual blocks exercises. There is also an activity where student’s have to discriminate between the different vowel sounds and write the word next to a picture which has the same vowel sound.

Topic 5 Multisensory Flossy FF Words Worksheets These fun and creative worksheets reinforces words that are one syllable, ending in “f”, which have a short vowel take “ff”. Students revise the sounds of the five short vowels and then taught the “ff” words using a collection of multisensory worksheets.

Topic 6 Multisensory Flossy LL Words Worksheets A collection of fun and multisensory worksheets designed to teach necessary skills to learn to read and spell. Students are taught that one syllable words ending in /l/, which have a short vowel and no letter before the last sound take double “ll“. Student review the short vowels and learn of their importance when spelling these words. Visual imagery, visualisation, verbalisation and blending are all incorporated to teach these words.

Topic 7 Multisensory AL Words Worksheets These worksheets teach “al” as in salt. The mnemonic “a little” salt helps the student to remember to spell the word with “al”. Visual imagery is also used to help remember this spelling pattern. There is a spelling test and dictation to check the student can spell the “al” words.

topic 10 Discrimination AS Words Activities And Worksheets This selection of worksheets teaches that “a” before “s” sounds /ar/ as in castle. There are many exercises such as close and tracking to help the student to know when to spell the word “as” or when to use “ar” as in car. There are also two discrimination activities to ensure the student knows when to use “as” and when to use “ar“.

Topic 9 Multisensory Flossy CK Words Worksheets This extensive range of over 30 multisensory worksheets teaches the very important “ck” spelling pattern. One syllable words ending in /k/, which have a short vowel, and no letter before the last sound take “ck”. Visual imagery, blending, tracking, visual blocks, memory activities and discrimination activities are all used to help teach these words.

Topic 12 Essential Words 4 Worksheets The next twenty essential words are beginning to use a more extensive vocabulary. There are twenty-eight worksheets incorporating, concept cards, visual imagery, visualisation, verbalisation, mnemonics, blending and syllable division. A spelling test is given to check that the words have been retained and learnt.

Topic 12 Essential Words 5 Worksheets Final set of Level 3 essential words. These worksheets are designed to reinforce the /wh/ words such as while, white, whole, why, who, what, when and where. There is a strong emphasis on visual imagery to help with the retention of these words. A spelling test is used to see if the words have been retained.

Topic 11 Multisensory London Words Worksheets Tis set of imaginative worksheets teaches words where the “o” sounds /u/ as in London. The worksheets are creative and teaches such words as month, some, something, sometimes, dozen, Monday, among, brother, mother, other, another, none and nothing.

Topic 10 Discrimination AS Words Activities And Worksheets This selection of worksheets teaches that “a” before “s” sounds /ar/ as in castle. There are many exercises such as close and tracking to help the student to know when to spell the word “as” or when to use “ar” as in car. There are also two discrimination activities to ensure the student knows when to use “as” and when to use “ar“.