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First 300 High Frequency Words Flashcards

Name: First 300 High Frequency Words Flashcards
Brand: TTS
SKU: SKUgSZGFGcFty
Availability: InStock

Original price was: £30.40.Current price is: £23.55.

SKU: SKUgSZGFGcFty Categories: Literacy, Phonics, Primary Curriculum Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Phonics Mastery: Designed to strengthen phonics mastery, these flashcards feature the first 300 high-frequency words, ideal for engaging children in active learning and enhancing their everyday vocabulary.
Curriculum Aligned: These Year 1 English cards enhance decoding, blending sounds, and recognising common exception words.
Interactive Learning: These versatile flashcards come with tabbed dividers, making it easy for teachers to sort and access during learning sessions, thus promoting effective, interactive teaching environments.
Versatile Educational Tool: These flashcards enhance reading and phonics skills, suitable for teaching and revision in educational settings.
Year 1 Phonics: These flashcards support Year 1 English curriculum goals, helping children quickly match sounds to graphemes for all 40+ phonemes, including alternative sounds, fostering early reading development.

Essential classroom flashcards for strengthening reading skills through phonics mastery.

The double-sided cards feature all of the first 300 high frequency words taught in Letters and Sounds, presented in a clear font.

Enhance your resources with these essential phonics flashcards, designed to effectively support children’s reading and decoding skills. Covering the first 300 high frequency words, these flashcards reinforce daily lessons and ensure thorough understanding of each word.

These flashcards align with the Year 1 English curriculum and help apply phonic knowledge to decode words, read unfamiliar words by blending sounds, and recognise common exception words. They aid children in responding quickly to graphemes and phonemes, crucial for early reading development.
Each set includes tabbed dividers to organise the words into manageable sections, allowing quick access during lessons and flexibility across different teaching scenarios, from individual sessions to group activities.