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74 sheets. The whole shelf for this year group.
A boy and Dad at the park, a little girl's dropped ball, and a happy end to the day.
Added 19 October
Lunch, a banana milkshake and a chocolate ice cream, all with Dad at the mall.
An animal book, a cup of apple juice and a pretty bookmark with Mum.
Lily's mum is a nurse, her dad drives a bus, and her little brother loves toy cars.
Ben is eight, good at football and drawing, kind, cheerful and funny.
Amy's red hat goes missing at the park, and a kind boy brings it back.
Four seasons, and why winter, with hot chocolate and a warm coat, is the best.
A sandcastle, shells, sunscreen and a tired but happy family.
Leo and Ava follow a faded map to a box Grandpa hid fifty years ago.
A paper boat stuck on a branch, and a girl who knows not to go into the water.
Amy grows a flower from a seed for Mum, then starts another for Dad.
Max feeds his rabbit Pip a carrot and keeps the garden gate shut so he can play safely.
Josh bakes round biscuits with Gran and saves two in a box for Dad.
A star, a bird, a car and a gift in the corners, and a table between a cat and a ball.
Added 18 September
Eight small pictures: a cat in a box, a teddy on a chair, a ball under a table.
Three parts: fill the gaps, circle the right word, and complete the sentences.
A teddy, a ball, a book and a flower pot in the corners, and a rabbit in the middle.
A playroom: a car in a box, a ball under the table, a teddy in front of it.
A panda in a bamboo forest finds a little bird with a hurt wing. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Added 17 September
Emma does her homework every day after school, even when it is not easy. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A little deer who only ever watched the others play, until one day it says hello. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Eight words and eight pictures. Draw a line from each word to the picture it belongs to.
Added 12 September
A tree full of honey, a bush full of berries, and nobody left to share them with. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Up early, books packed, work neat — the small habits that make his teachers proud. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A Saturday of small jobs — the bed, the toys, the table, the plants — done without being asked. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A list made before they leave, a trolley to sit in, and everything on it in the bag at the end. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A new boy standing by the wall on his own, and the girl who remembers doing the same. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Added 7 September
A stand nobody can see from the street, and the sister who spots why in one look. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
One sneaker missing at four o'clock, and a dog with a very round tummy. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Six tadpoles that will not turn into frogs, however hard Max stares at them. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A slide as tall as a tree, and the three days it took Ruby to climb it. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
Three cookies, a cat who was asleep the whole time, and a tummy like a heavy rock. Listen to the story, then answer six questions about it.
A story to read, then five questions with three answers to choose from.
A story to read, then five questions to answer in complete sentences.
Jumbled words. Put them in order so each row reads as a sentence.
Three clues about something that is not named. Work out which one it is.
Eight words and eight pictures. Draw a line between the pairs.
Eight words and what each one means. Draw a line between the pairs.
The last six letters of the alphabet, the ones children write least.
Added 21 August
cat
sun
big
One word for each short vowel. Read it, then copy it twice.
Added 20 August
ct
bd
pg
dg
The vowel in the middle of a word is the sound children lose first.
Added 19 August
Rhyming pairs that only change the first sound. Good for spelling too.
Added 18 August
sh
ch
Two letters that make one sound. Use it the week sh and ch are taught.
Added 17 August
ip
in
is
op
Choosing between sh, ch and th at the front of a word.
Added 16 August
ng
Listening for the sound at the end of a word, not the start.
Added 15 August
ship
shop
chip
Handwriting practice using the digraphs, so the pair is written as one unit.
Added 14 August
Reading digraph words for meaning, not just sounding them out.
Added 13 August
The
I ran to the
My
A
First whole sentences, with a word bank so nothing has to be guessed.
Added 12 August
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