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This comprehensive workbook is designed to help early learners build reading confidence and develop essential handwriting skills through engaging sight word practice. With over 100 high-frequency words, this resource supports children in Reception and Year 1 as they learn to read, trace, and write key words in simple, meaningful sentences. What’s Included: 100+ sight words from common high-frequency word lists Read, trace, and write activities for each word Short, decodable sentences to support early reading development Consistent, learner-friendly layout to build confidence and routine Bonus certificate to celebrate progress and achievement Ideal For: Children aged 4–6 (Reception and Year 1) Whole-class instruction, small group work, and independent learning Teachers, TAs, homeschoolers, and intervention support How to Use: Print individual pages or compile into a full workbook for ongoing practice. Perfect for morning starters, literacy stations, targeted intervention, or homework packs. This workbook offers a structured and effective way for young children to master essential sight words while building early literacy and handwriting skills.

This alphabet tracing workbook has been created to support the development of early handwriting skills in a clear, structured, and engaging way. Ideal for children aged 3–6 in Nursery, Reception, and Year 1, this resource provides meaningful handwriting practice alongside letter recognition and phonics reinforcement. Resource Overview: 26 Alphabet Pages – One for each letter of the alphabet, featuring both uppercase and lowercase tracing. Visual Support – Each page includes a simple picture and word to aid sound-letter association (e.g. A is for apple). Pencil Control Practice – Large, friendly font supports early learners as they build fine motor skills. Versatile Format – Print-friendly design suitable for home learning, classroom use, and SEND support. Suitable for: Early Years and Key Stage 1 pupils Teachers, TAs, and home educators Children developing handwriting fluency and letter formation skills Suggested Use: Print and use as individual worksheets or bind as a workbook. Ideal for morning starters, independent tasks, or targeted handwriting groups. For repeated use, laminate or place in plastic sleeves and use with dry-wipe markers. A simple yet effective resource to help young learners build confidence with handwriting from the very beginning.