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Phonics Worksheets Bundle for Phases 2 Through 5

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Sound-it-out Phase 5 cover: resources for teaching new Phase 5 graphemes, showing ay, ou, ea, oy, ir, ph, ew, ey and oe
Front of the Phase 5 grapheme pack from Lilibette's Resources
Contents list of sounds with page numbers, from ay, ou, ie and ea through to a-e, i-e, o-e, u-e and e-e
Use to jump to the sound you are teaching this week
Introduction for teachers on teaching phonics with spelling alongside reading, differentiating sheets and using dictation
Background reading before planning phonics lessons
Teacher notes continued: check pupils are secure at Phase 4, build key word families, and adults read sheet directions
Setup guidance from authors Vera Conway and Joanne Arrowsmith
ay word cards for reading practice: day, ray, pay, pray, may, play, say, clay, hay and stay printed in large letters
Flashcards to cut out for ay blending and reading games
More ay word cards with longer words: tray, stray, today, away, spray, crayon, delay, runway and railway
Extension cards with two-syllable ay words
ay sentences to read aloud, such as 'Did you pay for the hay?' and 'Do not stray away from me.'
Large-print sentences for shared or guided reading of ay words
ay spelling: students add ay to picture words like hay, pray, play and clay, then complete 'Mum has a ___ of hot drinks'
Independent practice spelling ay words from picture clues
ay reading: students pick from a word bank of seven ay words, such as tray, spray and clay, and write each under its picture
Follow-up to check reading of ay words

About This Product

Complete Phonics Worksheets Bundle - Letters and Sounds Phases 2-5

This is a big bundle of phonics worksheets containing over 450 worksheets covering the Letters and Sounds Phases 2, 3, 4 and 5.

It takes students right from learning their initial sounds, through CVC words and consonant blends, all the way to the more advanced digraphs and trigraphs. The materials are science of reading aligned, which means they follow a systematic, structured phonics instruction.

Who are these worksheets for?

If you're using a Letters and Sounds programme (including the revised versions), these will perfectly fit your teaching sequence. However, please note: this pack does not include worksheets for URE.

Even if you're not using Letters and Sounds, you can still use these worksheets very effectively. They are organised according to Letters and Sounds, but the phonics patterns themselves can be used with any programme. Please ensure that your students have already learned the digraphs on each sheet before you use it, and you'll be fine.

I've also had teachers tell me they use these for adults/teens learning English as a second language, as well as with older special needs students who need extra reinforcement alongside their regular phonics lessons, because they are non-babyish. The differentiation built into each worksheet makes this really practical.

What's actually in the bundle?

Four separate PDF books with more than 450 worksheets total. I have tested all of these with my own pupils over many years, so I know they work:

  1. The first book focuses on initial sounds - getting students comfortable with letter recognition and beginning sounds.

  2. Book two moves into CVC words and words with consonant blends (still keeping short vowel sounds).

  3. The third book covers the digraphs from Phases 3 and 4: ck, ch, sh, th, ng, ai, ee, igh, oa, oo, ar, or, ur, ow, oi, ear, air and er.

  4. Book four tackles Phase 5 patterns: ay, ou, ie, ea, oy, ir, u-e, aw, wh, ph, ew, oe, au, ey, a-e, i-e, o-e, u-e, e-e, plus 'y' saying 'eye' and 'o' saying 'u'. This final book also brings in the sight words for Level 5 with reading passages and comprehension questions.

Why the systematic approach matters

Each book builds carefully on what comes before. There aren't any surprise phonics patterns popping up before students are ready for them - which means fewer frustrated children and more success for everyone. Every worksheet is fully differentiated, so you can meet the needs of different ability levels in your class without creating entirely separate activities.

Whether you're teaching a whole class, running intervention groups, or supporting special needs learners, you'll find worksheets at the right level.

What you get: 4 PDF files containing over 450 phonics worksheets ready to print and use.

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