Phonics Phase Two

Print the page and use it as it is, or print onto card and cut out the grids. The grids are sized to fit our phonics letter tiles or magnetic letters and can be used to practice word building. We also have Two Letter Grids.

These lovely bright flash cards feature all the phonemes and digraphs from Phase Two, with a cheerful picture to remind the kids about the sound of the letter if they need it. They are designed to be used double-sided. Hold up the phoneme and see if they can make the sound.

This bumper pack of flash cards contains at least 3 or 4 photo cards for each phoneme and digraph - and sometimes many more!

Whether you use these as posters on the wall or put them up on the whiteboard, the kids will love spotting the photos and identifying the beginning and end sounds that they have been learning.

Use our simple sorting mats when introducing and practising Phase Two letters. Perhaps you have a collection of mini-objects which the children can sort onto the correct phoneme mat? Or you could use our picture cards or picture tiles.

This set (available with UK and US font versions) contains 3 of each of Phase Two's letters and letter combinations, with no border. Print onto card and use them for word building, sorting, or to match with our Phase Two Intitial Sounds cards.

These cards are the perfect size for little hands and if you laminate them you can use them over and over again with a dry wipe pen. This set contains all the letters from Phase 2 and comes in UK and US fonts. Start on the dot!

Sound buttons can help children to understand segmenting and then blending the letter sounds they have learned to form words. This set of sound button word cards contains all the suggested words in Phase Two.

This is a really fun worksheet, which will encourage the children to read the sentences carefully and then draw what's missing.

This comprehension is perfect for children who are just starting to learn how to read. All of the words are CVC words. If you are following the DfE's Letters and Sounds programme, this comprehension is suitable for children who have finished phase 2.

Children say the name of the picture and listen carefully for the beginning sound - then clip a clothes peg to the correct letter. These Halloween peg cards are such a fun way to practise!

Here are seven fun worksheets for children learning to read. We have used the phrases from Phase 2 Letters and Sounds. Ask the children to read the caption and match it up to the picture.

Using the phrases from Letters and Sounds Phase 2, the children can make their own colouring book. They need to match up the captions to the images and then enjoy colouring in the lovely pictures. 

This colourful bingo game includes CVC words that use letters from Set 1 and Set 2. They are a fun and interactive way to to engage children who are learning to read. Our bingo games are also a great way of helping the kids to develop their vocabulary. 

This colourful bingo game includes CVC words that use letters from Sets 1, 2, 3 and 4. They are a fun and interactive way to to engage children who are learning to read. Our bingo games are also a great way of helping the kids to develop their vocabulary.

Colour in these delightful pictures that match the captions suggested in the DFES' Letters and Sounds programme for Phase Two. Each page prints out onto A4 paper.

Even if you aren't using Letters and Sounds, these are a fun colouring / reading activity for early readers.

This pack of 35 handwriting worksheets provides all the suggested captions from Phase Two of Letters and Sounds in a dotted font for tracing, with extra handwriting lines for more practice.

There are 35 A4 posters in this set - one for each of the captions suggested in the DFES Letters and Sounds programme for Phase Two.

Match these Phase Two caption strips to our Phase Two Captions Posters Blank or perhaps our matching cards or other picture activities for the Phase Two captions - or just read them together

Choose from black and white pictures or colour pictures representing the Phase Two captions, and encourage the children to write out the words they are learning.

These Phase Two reading practice slips are designed to be printed quickly and simply sliced into 4 per page. There's one for each additional letter / letter combination of Sets 1 to 5, as well as plenty of extra for practice and blank slips at the end if you want to work on particular words.

Here are large word cards for Phase Two's first "tricky" words.

Learning to write these Phase Two exception words will help some children to remember them when they come across them when reading, too.