Wooden Tricky Word Pieces – All Phonic Phases

£23.55

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Multi-Sensory Learning: Hands-on interaction with these wooden pieces offers a tactile and visual method to master tricky words and enhances phonemic awareness.
Indoor and Outdoor Use: Designed for flexibility in learning environments, these pieces can be effectively used both indoors and outdoors, promoting versatile teaching opportunities.
Phonic Phase Segmentation: Allowing for targeted educational approaches as children progress through different stages of phonics learning, each piece is categorisable by phonic phase.
Durable Material: Made from wood, these pieces provide a sturdy tool for early phonics education, ideal for helping children establish foundational reading skills.
Supports Year 1 English: Directly supports the Year 1 English curriculum by aiding in the recognition of exception words and applying phonics knowledge in reading.

Natural Wooden discs to help pupils learn tricky/exception words from phonics phases two to five.

Utilise this collection for word hunts and walks, creating engaging games that aid children in learning vital exception words.

Enhance literacy skills with these durable wooden pieces, meticulously crafted to assist children with the recognition and memorisation of tricky words found across phonics phases two to five. The tactile nature of these tools allows pupils to physically engage with each word, promoting a deep understanding and recognition of irregular phonemic patterns.

Ideal for invigorating outdoor learning and indoor classes, these wooden discs enable educators to creatively integrate phonics learning into various environments. Practical applications such as word hunts and interactive games make learning these critical words enjoyable and effective.
Aligned with the Year 1 English curriculum, the set supports key educational aims in children’s phonics such as decoding words by blending sounds, swiftly responding to graphemes, and recognising common exception words. This makes it a vital resource in developing essential reading skills during the foundational school years.