Useful for independent writing images make it easier for children to relate letters to sounds.
Phase 3 phonics sound mat.
Clear illustrations and sassoon font throughout.
Colourful letters and sounds phase 2 and 3 mats for your class.
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A4 sized sound mat perfect for an eyfs or year 1 classroom.
By the time they reach phase 3 children will already be able to blend and segment words containing the 19 letters taught in phase 2.
This phase 5 phonics sounds mat is one of our most popular resources.
Great for early years settings nursery reception and primary schools.
Other versions low colour version.
Use in a phonics activity support writing or send home to support home learning.
Phase 3 sound mat phase 3 sound mat.
It shows the phase 5 letters and sounds in order so you can easily plan which letter and sound comes next and children can easily revisit each one it features 22 different sounds with accompanying images to support your child s learning nbsp the images are colourful and recognisable to give children a prompt whenever they.
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Phase 3 phonics sound mat letters sounds.
A phase 3 a4 sound mat including appropriate phonemes with accompanying mnemonic images.
Free phase 3 sounds mat early years ey eyfs resource printable download for use with young children.
A4 mat with picture support to use as part of phase 3 letters and sounds activities.
Great to use as part of synthetic phonics lessons these lovely sound mats include phase 2 and 3 phonemes with beautiful illustrations to aid memory recall.
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Description the phonemes for phase 3 with pictures presented on a printable table top mat.
Role play alphabet and phonics letters and sounds teaching and learning number lines maths and literacy games topic display board banners and borders writing frames phase 2 and 3 key word flashcards colouring sheets songs.
Over the twelve weeks which phase 3 is expected to last twenty five new graphemes are introduced one at a time.