Entry Level 1

Select the correct CVC word (consonant-vowel-consonant) to match the picture, then click the box the check your answer.
One of a series of Interactive self-checking phonics worksheets for Entry – see below for other titles.

Select the best word (drop-down menus) to complete the sentences then click the box the check your answer.
One of a series of interactive self-checking phonics worksheets for Entry – see below for other titles or check out Sian’s list of resources by clicking on her name.

Select the correct initial sound to match the picture, then click the box the check your answer.
One of a series of Interactive self-checking phonics worksheets for Entry 1 – see below for other titles.

A set of two simple, yet useful and effective PowerPoints. The first shows the alphabet in order, the other in random order and where each letter only flashes briefly. The resource can be used for general alphabet practice, but the random order is useful for difficult letters like vowels a, e, i, and consonants g and j.

Munich Air Disaster is a simplified news report from Feb 6th 1958 with comprehension questions.

Written specially for a non-reader who would not visit the doctor because of the touch screen booking system. Makes good reading practice (also following instructions) even for those who don’t need to use such a system.

A board game that can be used to encourage speaking skills at many levels (ESOL or Literacy). With teaching ideas and curriculum links.

Entry 1 handling data practice test in Edexcel-style. Great for extra practice and revision. Covers many E1 HD1 (data and statistical measures) elements. With answer sheet.

A set of 10 questions with optional picture clues and differentiation ideas. Makes a great end of term filler for all levels.

A speaking and listening card game / warm-up activity for Entry 2-3 Literacy. Makes an ideal link to Entry level descriptive writing and work on adjectives. With differentiation ideas for preEntry and Levels 1-2. Best printed in colour and laminated. 20 animal cards plus extensive teaching notes which include differentiation ideas for preEntry and Levels 1-2.

If you want to use our ‘adjective wheels’ to help students plan their written or spoken descriptions please download the related “Animal Descriptions” game below.