AL Rw/E1.2 Decode simple, regular words

Select the correct initial grapheme 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.

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 1 – see below for other titles.

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 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.

This PowerPoint makes a lovely introduction to reading and spelling words with this consonant digraph in initial or final position.

Mary and Sam / tch words – read the story (a great twist at the end!), highlight and practise writing the -tch words (also introduces -ed and -ing suffixes) and then complete a crossword.

A present for Charlie’s Mum is adapted from Vicky Maltby’s ‘A Gift for Charlie’s Mum’ (which focuses on consonant digraphs th ch and sh). This version has been simplified for Entry 1 students and the story has changed slightly (in this version it is Mum’s birthday – not Mothers’ Day!). There are extra pictures and new comprehension questions.

Read the story, highlight and practise writing the words, and then complete a crossword. Another set of excellent phonics activities in this popular series.
Note: please exercise professional judgment and know your learner before using this resource (as some learners may consider it childish) which is intended to be delivered with humour and was originally used in a one to one situation.