Systematic Synthetic Phonics Products and Training

supplementary resources supplementary resources a a Master class synthetic phonics class b

brick kit Ideal classroom resource to support the systematic teaching of phases 2 - 6 within the progression outlined in the ‘Letters and Sounds: Principles and Practice of High Quality Phonics’. The phonic bricks can be used to support the teaching of grapheme/phoneme (letter/sound) correspondences. When joined together to create words children can practice the skills of blending phonemes (sounds) in order, all through the word, to read it. The phonics bricks teach the children that blending and segmenting are reversible process; they create words by placing the bricks (phonemes) on the base board and can then take the bricks (phonemes) off the base board to see and say the individual sounds. The phonics bricks provide the children the opportunity to apply their phonics knowledge and skills independently or with adult and peer support. There is an incremental sequence to the phonemes represented in the boxes. T6319

Kit £172.50

b Clever chimps phonics set

This set comprises 4 soft fabric chimpanzees and 98 individual letters and graphemes. Each letter or grapheme is printed on a 38mm square or 38 x 50mm rectangle of EVA foam, with both hook and loop fixings on the reverse. Each chimp (115mm high approx) is designed with 3 fixing points (one on each extended arm and one on the tummy) to hold the tiles in a line. They encourage children to segment words and then select the appropriate graphemes and physically place the tiles to make the required words. Used singly the chimps are ideal for words requiring 3 tiles. Alternatively the chimps can join hands to allow longer words to be formed. The hook and loop strips enable the tiles to be used on other loop nylon surfaces as well as on the chimps. The tiles can also be used on a table top. The pack comprises two sets of the alphabet, eight additional tiles two each with a, e, i and o and the following graphemes:- sh, ch, ck, ff, ll, ss, zz, qu, th, ng, ai, ee, ie, oa, or, ar, ir, oi, au, ay, ea, oe, ew, ue, oy, ow, er, oo, ur, aw, gh, ou, wh, ed, igh, air, ear, ure. Additional visual materials can be attached to the chimps by using loop dots. P1007

Set £12.30 c c Synthetic phonics tiles pack

Each tile printed with a grapheme to enable children to practise building words through key stage 1. The tiles are made of 4mm thick EVA foam and are 38mm square or 38 x 50mm. On the reverse of the tiles are hook and loop material strips so that tiles can be arranged on suitable surfaces e.g. loop nylon covered display boards. They can also be used on a table. The pack comprises two sets of the alphabet, eight additional tiles with two each of a, e, i and o and the following graphemes:- sh, ch, ck, ff, ll, ss, zz, qu, th, ng, ai, ee, ie, oa, or, ar, ir, oi, au, ay, ea, oe, ew, ue, oy, ow, er, oo, ur, aw, gh, ou, wh, ed, igh, air, ear, ure. Also provides additional letters should teachers wish to use the chimps in the set detailed above with a group of 4 children (product P1007 above). P1015

These supplementary resources do not, in themselves, constitute a programme, whether purchased individually or in packs, but can be used to support systematic synthetic phonics if used appropriately alongside a main programme.

Pack of 98 £6.70 61

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