Single sounds
SATPIN-first introduction, sound-wall reference page, blending strips and a short decodable to close the block.
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Sequenced sound walls, decodable words and blending boards in the order children actually need them. Built for the practice room first, the classroom second.
R195 · A4 PDF · 48 pages · Coming Q3 2026
Pricing in ZAR · International orders welcome — email for invoiceFour blocks: single sounds, consonant digraphs, vowel digraphs, consonant blends. Each block opens with a sound wall, runs through targeted practice pages, and closes with a decodable text the children can take home.
The structure mirrors a typical Foundation Phase term. A teacher can run the entire pack across one term as a class, or pull individual blocks for small-group remediation. The materials work both ways because they were drawn for a small caseload first and a class second — most printable phonics packs are drawn the other way around.
Pages are designed for A4 print at 100% scale. Black-and-white printing is fine; colour is welcome but not required. Whitespace was a design priority — these are not crowded worksheets.
SATPIN-first introduction, sound-wall reference page, blending strips and a short decodable to close the block.
sh, ch, th, ng, qu — each on its own spread with a teacher-led wall and a child-led blending board.
ai, ee, oa, igh, oo and the long-vowel patterns that decoding stalls on without the right sequence.
Initial and final blends, with consolidation strips for the children who need extra practice before the next block.
One reference wall per block. Designed to print A3 if you have the printer, A4 if you don't.
One short take-home text per block, set in plain serif at large body size for new readers.
Movement-first letter formation — sky-ground-grass paper, directional cues, consolidation strips. For hands that fight the page.
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Quantity-first number work, ten-frames, subitising cards and number bonds to twenty. The pack that should come before the worksheets.
View packThe high-frequency words that decoding can't reach. Cards, sentence strips and a parent practice routine.
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