A printable set of activities that offers repetition with variety for decoding practice.
Print and go resources that save you time. Use after explicit instruction, intervention or send home to reinforce skills and concepts.
 
Use as a springboard for spelling and sentence instruction after decoding practice. 
 
3 Fonts
Century Gothic
Sassoon
South Australian
 
200 pages
3 fonts = 600 pages
Instructions and ideas for decoding practice, spelling instruction, vocabulary work and sentence instruction.
  
WHAT'S INCLUDED
 
Posters
Stories
Yes, No Quiz
Sentence strips and cards
Read and Draw
Read it, Write it, Draw it
Picture cards
3 in a row
Roll and Read
Track games
Spot it and Sort it
Word lists and morphology activities
 
 
Spelling and  QU animal facts posters
 
3 Stories 
 
3 layouts: A4, Read and Draw, A5 book
2 versions
 
The Squid
Quin Quoll
The Quest
 
Each story has conversation starter questions and a word list to help build comprehension, meaning and decoding skills. The lists are not for rote memorisation.
 
4 Yes/No Quizzes in 2 layouts, A4 and A5, and 3 different versions
Each quiz has six questions. There is a QU quiz and three other quizzes that have a theme.
 
Squid
Quill
Quokka
 
Word lists and morphology resources
10 word lists to use for word-level work
8 word matrices to use for spelling instruction
Use the word lists for dictation and paired fluency work, and start exploring words for spelling instruction.  Build word families using the printable word-building resources.
 
Read and Draw word-level and sentence-level 
Short target sound-spelling sentences to support, review and consolidate your teaching. Also provides ideas for sentence structure work. An engaging way to show their understanding of words and phrases.
 
Spot it and Sort it 
Use after explicit instruction for decoding practice. Discuss the spelling and use the activity to set the scene for future spelling instruction.
 
40 new QU sentence strips
Use for decoding and partner reading. The perfect bridge to get struggling students reading a whole decodable reader. 
 
Games
Playing games helps to consolidate previous learning. All children need lots of exposure to vowel spellings to develop fluent decoding. Games don’t replace reading books. All children should be reading several books daily. But if a child struggles to read and needs lots of extra practice, blending to read games can help motivation and engagement. Use the sheets to review past sounds and spellings before moving on to spelling or sentence instruction.
 
Roll and Read games
 
3 in a Row games
 
Track board game