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Looking to bring order and charm to your classroom library? These Classroom Library Labels are the perfect solution! Designed with both function and fun in mind, this resource includes a wide variety of labels to suit your classroom’s unique setup. What’s Included: Labels by Subjects – Perfect for categorising nonfiction books. Labels by Animals – A fun theme to spark student interest. Labels by Festivities – Keep seasonal and holiday books easy to find. Labels by Seasons – Organise by time of year for thematic reading. Labels by Other Themes – Creative labels for special collections. Labels by Genres – Ideal for fiction and storytelling corners. Also Available in Spanish: Etiquetas para la Biblioteca del Aula – Organización por Categorías Thank you so much for checking out this resource! If you find it helpful, please consider leaving a rating and a comment — your feedback is greatly appreciated.

Help your students identify and understand the key elements of a story with this clear and colourful anchor chart, ideal for literacy and English lessons. This visual support is perfect for reinforcing comprehension skills and guiding young writers through story structure. This resource includes: PDF document (anchor chart ready to print) Designed to be displayed in the classroom, reading corner, or writing station—this resource makes a great reference tool for lessons, group discussions, or independent tasks. Also available in Spanish Elementos literarios – Póster educativo para el aula Thank you for checking out my resource! If you find it useful, please consider leaving a rating or a comment—your feedback is always appreciated!

Support your students’ writing skills with this colourful and easy-to-understand Punctuation Chart, ideal for KS1 and KS2 learners. This visual aid introduces the most common punctuation marks with: Clear definitions Simple example sentences Each punctuation mark highlighted in red to stand out Covers the following punctuation marks: Period (.) Comma (,) Exclamation point (!) Question mark (?) Quotation marks (" ") Ellipsis (…) Perfect for classroom displays, writing folders, or individual reference during English lessons. What’s included: 1-page PDF document – ready to print and use Also available in Spanish – perfect for bilingual or EAL learners! Tabla de Puntuación – Recurso para Lengua Castellana (1.º y 2.º ciclo de primaria) Thanks for checking out this resource – if you find it useful, please consider leaving a rating or review. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

Boost early reading skills with this set of 21 real CVC word cards focusing on the short ‘o’ vowel sound. Each card features sound buttons to support phonemic awareness, blending, and decoding—perfect for phonics instruction and early literacy activities. Designed with structure and clarity in mind, this resource helps young learners confidently read and recognise real consonant-vowel-consonant words with the short o sound. What’s Included: 21 fully decodable CVC words with short o (e.g. dog, cot, mop, jog, pot) Each word card includes: Sound buttons beneath each phoneme A child-friendly, legible font Color-coded borders grouped by word endings (e.g. -og, -ot, -op) Color-Coded Word Endings: Each word family ending is marked with a unique border color Makes it easy to: Group and sort words visually Explore spelling patterns and rhyming families Build fluency and confidence through repetition and familiarity Ideal for: EYFS, Year 1, Year 2, and lower KS2 Phonics groups, interventions, or literacy centres 1:1 tutoring, small groups, or independent practice Can be used for sorting games, flashcards, matching, or writing prompts Engage your learners with structured, decodable CVC words and help them master short o word families in a fun, visual way! If you enjoy this resource, you will enjoy: CVC Word Cards – Short Vowel Bundle (Save 25%) - CVC Word Cards with Short ‘a’ and Sound Buttons – 56 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘e’ and Sound Buttons – 23 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘i’ and Sound Buttons – 32 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘u’ and Sound Buttons – 22 Real Words

Support early readers in mastering short vowel sounds with this set of 22 real CVC word cards featuring the short ‘u’ sound. Each card includes sound buttons to guide children in segmenting and blending, helping to build essential phonics skills. This resource is perfect for reinforcing real, decodable consonant-vowel-consonant words with a short u vowel, ideal for use in phonics lessons, small group work, and independent reading stations. What’s Included: 22 real CVC words with the short u sound (e.g. bug, sun, mug, tub, hug) Each card features: Sound buttons under each phoneme to support decoding A clear, easy-to-read font Color-coded borders by word family ending (e.g. -ug, -un, -ub), making it easy to organise and sort Color-Coded Word Endings: Each word family shares a unique border color Skills Focus: Group and recognise similar spelling patterns Develop confidence through repetition Build word family knowledge and rhyming skills Perfect For: EYFS, Year 1, Year 2, and lower KS2 Daily phonics practice, intervention groups, or literacy centres 1:1 tutoring and home learning activities Flexible for games, sorting, matching, flashcards, or writing prompts Give your learners a solid foundation in phonics with this bright and structured short u CVC word card pack! If you enjoy this resource, you will enjoy: CVC Word Cards – Short Vowel Bundle (Save 25%) - CVC Word Cards with Short ‘a’ and Sound Buttons – 56 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘e’ and Sound Buttons – 23 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘i’ and Sound Buttons – 32 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘o’ and Sound Buttons – 21 Real Words

Support early readers in building strong phonics foundations with this set of 23 real CVC word cards featuring the short ‘e’ vowel sound. Each card includes sound buttons to guide segmenting and blending, making it ideal for phonics instruction and early reading practice. This resource focuses on real, decodable CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words that reinforce the short ‘e’ sound in a fun and structured way. What’s Included: 23 real short ‘e’ CVC words (e.g. bed, pen, jet, beg, vet) Each word card includes: Sound buttons under each phoneme A clear, child-friendly font A color-coded border based on the word ending (e.g. -ed, -en, -et) Color-Coded Word Families: Each word ending is grouped with its own unique border color Skills focus: Visually sort and recognize spelling patterns Strengthen word family and phonemic awareness Focus on one word pattern at a time Great for: Whole-class phonics activities Small group reading work Independent practice or intervention EYFS, Year 1, Year 2, and Lower KS2 support Suitable for laminating and long-term classroom use Help your learners master short ‘e’ word families through targeted, visual, and engaging phonics practice! If you enjoy this resource, you will enjoy: CVC Word Cards – Short Vowel Bundle (Save 25%) - CVC Word Cards with Short ‘a’ and Sound Buttons – 56 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘i’ and Sound Buttons – 32 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘o’ and Sound Buttons – 21 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘u’ and Sound Buttons – 22 Real Words

Support early readers with this vibrant and phonics-friendly CVC Word Card Pack focusing on short ‘a’ vowel sounds. This resource includes 56 real CVC words, each featuring sound buttons to help learners decode and blend sounds with confidence. Each word card is grouped by its word family ending and color-coded for easy visual sorting. Every word follows the CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) pattern and contains a short ‘a’ vowel sound. Color-Coded Word Endings: Each word family has a unique border color, allowing children to: Easily sort and recognize word patterns Focus on specific phonics families Build visual and phonemic connections Phonics Features: Clear sound buttons under each letter to support segmenting and blending Ideal for independent reading, phonics stations, or guided group work Perfect for use with EYFS, KS1, intervention groups, and SEND learners Help your learners become confident decoders while reinforcing short ‘a’ word families in a structured, engaging way! If you enjoy this resource, you will enjoy: CVC Word Cards – Short Vowel Bundle (Save 25%) CVC Word Cards with Short ‘e’ and Sound Buttons – 23 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘i’ and Sound Buttons – 32 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘o’ and Sound Buttons – 21 Real Words CVC Word Cards with Short ‘u’ and Sound Buttons – 22 Real Words

This fun and interactive phonics activity is perfect for consolidating children’s understanding of common consonant digraphs! Children will become Digraph Detectives, sorting words onto the correct themed mats based on the digraph they contain. The digraphs included are: sh, ck, th, kn, wr, ch, wh, ng, and ph. What’s Included: 9 colourful sorting mats, each focusing on a specific consonant digraph. A catchy sentence on each mat that highlights the target digraph (e.g. “Sophie the “ph” dolphin”). 7 word cards per mat, featuring words that contain the digraph (e.g. phone, photo, elephant for “ph”). How to Use: Print and laminate for a reusable center or phonics station. Have children read the sentence on the mat to reinforce the digraph sound. Children then sort the word cards onto the correct mat based on the digraph. Perfect for individual practice, small group work, or guided reading sessions. Skills Practised: - Recognising and identifying consonant digraphs - Strengthening phonemic awareness - Enhancing early reading and decoding skills - Building vocabulary and word recognition Ideal for KS1, phonics groups, or as a reinforcement tool during your Letters and Sounds or synthetic phonics program.

Keep weekly spelling practice fresh and engaging with this versatile Spelling Words Activity Pack. Designed to support consistent spelling routines, this resource offers a clean, editable template that can be adapted to suit your classroom needs — ideal for weekly lists, homework assignments, or use at spelling stations. Perfect for: Weekly spelling routines Homework assignments Custom phonics-based practice What’s Included: A weekly template featuring the list of spellings for that week A clear summary of daily activities, outlining a structured routine from Monday to Friday Daily templates with ready-to-use activities for each day: Monday: Write each word three times Tuesday: Put the words in alphabetical (ABC) order Wednesday: Write each word in a sentence Thursday: Use the Look, Say, Cover, Write, and Check method for each word Friday: Spelling test day Contents: A PDF version ready to print A TextEdit file with a link to a Canva version, so you can easily edit and personalise the template online This resource saves you planning time while keeping your spelling lessons consistent, engaging, and easy to manage. Fully adaptable to meet the needs of your learners. If you find this resource helpful, you might also like: Spellings Following Read Write Inc. Order of Teaching Sounds (Set 1) Spelling Lists (Words Sorted Phonetically) Thanks for checking out this resource! If you enjoyed it, please consider leaving a rating and comment — your support is appreciated!

Describe the picture (Spring) Help your students practice using descriptive language with this fun and engaging spring-themed activity. Children will choose a spring-themed image from a selection provided (18 images) and think carefully about what they see. They will then choose three adjectives to describe their chosen image. This activity encourages children to observe details closely and expand their vocabulary by using descriptive words. It’s a great way to support early writing skills and oral language development in a creative and seasonal context. LO: To use descriptive language by choosing and applying three adjectives to describe a selected image. Adjectives provided: Colours (yellow, green, pink, blue, orange, brown, purple, red, white and black) Pretty Bright Colourful Soft Small Lovely Fresh Tiny Fluffy Soft Little Tall Shiny Smooth Gentle Big Large Plain Dark Hard Skills Focus: Descriptive Language & Vocabulary Building Observation & Attention to Detail Writing & Sentence Construction (Early Literacy) Critical Thinking Oral Language Development Seasonal & Thematic Awareness Contents: Spring Descriptive language Adjectives English KS1 Primary Notes: More themes coming up! If you like this resource, you might like: Spring - Pack of resources (Early Years)

Turn learning opposites into a fun and interactive experience with this educational twist on the classic UNO game! Perfect for English lessons, ESL learners, or early literacy centers, this game helps students recognize and practice opposites through play. What does this resource cover? Understanding and matching opposite words Reinforcing English vocabulary Encouraging social learning through games Building confidence in word recognition and language use This pack includes: Printable UNO-style cards with opposites Clear instructions for classroom use Ideal for: Primary and lower secondary students ESL / EAL learners Literacy support sessions Group activities or learning centers Fun end-of-lesson games Also available in Spanish: UNO (opuestos) If you enjoy this resource, please leave a rating and comment — it really helps and is greatly appreciated!

Support early readers and writers with this engaging CVC word-building worksheet series focused on word families and short vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u). Perfect for phonics practice, spelling centers, or morning work, each worksheet is designed to build confidence in identifying and forming real CVC words using word families. What’s Included: One worksheet per short vowel sound (short a, e, i, o, u) Each worksheet features three columns, each dedicated to a specific word family (e.g., -at, -an, -ad). For each column, students are provided with five beginning letters to combine with the word family ending. Students form and write real CVC words in each column. How It Works: Students choose a starting letter from the selection provided and blend it with the word family ending at the top of the column to create a real word (e.g., b + at = bat). They then write the word in the space provided. Ideal For: Phonics reinforcement Early literacy centers Intervention groups Independent word work Homework practice A fun and structured way to strengthen early phonics and decoding skills!

Make handwriting practice fun and festive with this interactive Saint Patrick’s Day resource! Perfect for early years and KS1 learners, these write-in flashcards combine letter recognition, handwriting, and a classroom word hunt. Contents: Handwriting Letter Identification Saint Patrick’s Day Vocabulary This resource includes: JPG file (Preview image for reference) PDF file of Flashcards featuring themed vocabulary PDF file of Write-in Worksheets for students to complete as they search for words How to Use: Place the flashcards around the classroom — on walls, furniture, or hidden in creative spots. Hand each student a fill-in worksheet. As they find each flashcard, students practice handwriting by writing the words on their worksheet. Reinforces vocabulary recognition, spelling, and fine motor skills in a playful way! Teacher Tip: Laminate the flashcards and worksheets for reuse year after year! Other Saint Patrick’s Day resources you may enjoy: Saint Patrick Symmetry - Drawing templates Beginning Sounds Fill-In Cards (Saint Patrick) We’re going on a hunt (Saint Patrick) Thank you for checking out this resource! If you find it useful, please rate and leave a review — your feedback is much appreciated!

A comprehensive set of spelling lists to support systematic phonics instruction and help children build strong decoding and encoding skills. Each list contains 10 words focusing on a specific phoneme or grapheme, making it easy to align with your phonics sequence. The target sound is highlighted in red in each word to reinforce sound-letter correspondence and draw learners’ attention to spelling patterns. This resource is ideal for whole-class instruction, small group work, spelling homework, or targeted phonics interventions. Supports: Phonics-aligned spelling practice High-frequency and decodable words Sound-letter recognition Differentiated instruction from simple to complex patterns This resource includes: Simple Spellings: VC CVC with short vowels (/a/, /e/, /i/, /o/, /u/) /z/, /v/, /w/, /ng/, /ch/, /sh/, /th/ (voiced & unvoiced), /ck/ VCC, CVCC, CCVC structures Complex Spellings: /ae/, /ee/, /er/, /u/, /e/, /ie/, /air/, /oi/, /oe/, /ue/ /ow/, /aw/, /o/, /oo/ (moon), /oo/ (look), /ar/ Uncommon spellings Multisyllable words Each category is clearly organised, making this a perfect phonics companion across EYFS, KS1, and intervention sessions in KS2. You may also like: Spellings following Read Write Inc order of teaching sounds This Week’s Spelling Words (Pack of activities) Thank you for viewing this resource! Please consider leaving a review—your feedback helps other educators and supports resource development.

This spelling resource supports early readers by following the Read Write Inc. (RWI) Set 1 Speed Sounds sequence. It includes words carefully selected to match the phonics progression taught in RWI, helping students consolidate their knowledge of individual letter sounds and key digraphs like sh, ch, th, nk, and ng. Ideal for phonics-based spelling practice, this resource is great for both classroom use and home learning, and works as a perfect companion to your existing RWI program. Supports: Phonics-aligned spelling development Letter-sound correspondence (Set 1 sounds) Early word decoding and encoding Read Write Inc. style teaching Daily/weekly spelling practice This pack includes: Spelling lists aligned to RWI Set 1 Speed Sound Flashcards Can be used for spelling tests, practice, homework, or literacy rotations Looking for more? You might also like: Spelling lists (Words sorted phonically) This Week’s Spelling Words (Pack of activities) Thank you for viewing this resource! If you found it useful, please rate and leave a comment—it means a lot and helps others find helpful resources too.

Make learning letters wild and fun with this animal-themed alphabet match-up activity! This engaging resource is designed to help early learners reinforce their understanding of lowercase and uppercase letter identification by matching the initial letter of each animal name in both forms. Each card features half of an animal, encouraging children to connect familiar creatures with the alphabet while practicing their letter recognition skills. Perfect for literacy centers or early years classrooms, this hands-on activity supports visual learning and fine motor development through interactive play. Skills Focus: Letter Recognition Alphabetic Awareness Phonemic Awareness & Initial Sounds Visual Discrimination Fine Motor Skills Memory and Concentration Engagement and Motivation Vocabulary Building Independent and Collaborative Learning Contents: English Lowercase & Uppercase Letter Identification Early Years Animals Match up activity This pack includes: PDF with cards ready to print and cut (Laminating is highly recommended) Notes: I appreciate you taking a look at this resource. Please rate it and leave a comment if you enjoy it. Thank you.

Vowel Team Visuals Support your students in mastering vowel teams with these easy-to-follow visuals. Vowel teams—two vowels working together to make one sound—can be challenging for early readers, but these visuals make them simple and engaging to learn. Skills Focus: Phonics Mastery Phonemic Awareness Reading Fluency Visual Learning Spelling Development These posters are perfect for: - Phonics lessons - Literacy centers - Word walls - Daily reference in reading groups Contents: Vowel Team Visuals Phonics Early Years KS1 Visuals This resource includes: PDF with vowel team visuals The vowel teams included are: au aw ai ay ow oy ei ey eu ew ea ee ue ui oo ou ie oa igh eigh Notes: I appreciate you taking a look at this resource. Please rate it and leave a comment if you enjoy it. Thank you.

Support your students in developing their sentence reading and writing skills with this engaging, phonics-focused Building Sentences Activity. Each sentence highlights a specific sound, helping children connect phonics knowledge with sentence structure in a fun, hands-on way. What’s Included: 12 pages, each containing 2 sentence cards (total of 24 cards) Each page includes: Two simple, decodable sentence, a visual representation of the sentence for support The individual words of both sentences, ready to cut out and reorder Colour-coded components: Blue: Capital letters and punctuation (e.g., full stops) Red: Letters or digraphs representing the target sound of the sentence How to Use: Children select one of the 24 sentence cards. They look at the picture and read the sentence. Using the cut-out words, they build the sentence by putting the words in the correct order. The colour coding provides helpful visual cues for phonics and sentence structure. Skills Targeted: Sentence building Sound-letter correspondence Word order and grammar Phonics and decoding Visual comprehension Perfect For: KS1 phonics & literacy lessons Sentence structure practice Small group work or interventions EAL/SEND support Independent literacy centers Thank you for viewing this resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a rating or comment—it really makes a difference and is much appreciated!

Support your students’ understanding of key literary elements with this clear and visually engaging anchor chart, perfect for any literacy or English classroom. Designed as a handy reference tool, this printable PDF helps students grasp essential story components and strengthen their reading comprehension skills. This resource includes: PDF document with anchor chart ready to print Perfect for wall display, reading corners, or writing stations. Use it to introduce literary concepts, support discussion, or guide creative writing sessions. Also available in Spanish: Elementos literarios – Póster educativo para el aula Thank you for considering my resource! If you found it helpful, please rate and leave a comment—your feedback is greatly appreciated!