Literacy resources assist you in teaching the basics of how to write, read, speak and listen in meaningful ways.
From the Pond specialise in creating literacy games and literacy teaching resources for young children from the ages of 4 - 12. We have a range of quality products to choose from. You can simply purchase and download from this website straight to your computer through a secure network.
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Phonics Resources
A good understanding of phonics will assist your students in becoming more effective readers and writers. Children need to be able to make the link between the visual representation of letters and letter strings and their sounds. Our phonics teaching resources will help you achieve the explicit and systematic teaching of the sounds in the English language
Spelling Resources
Being a better speller essentially means being a better writer! Practical Spelling resources are an important component of successful, quality teaching in all areas of literacy, including spelling. Children need to learn to apply different strategies appropriately, so they can spell correctly, all the words they write. Help your students to develop these varied strategies with the use of our motivating resources.
Reading Resources
Your reading program needs to include modelled, guided and independent reading. We aim to have resources for all of these strategies and our range caters for the newest reader to the independent reader.
Writing Resources
Your writing program needs to include modelled, guided and independent writing resources. We aim to have resources for all of these strategies and our range caters for the newest writer to the independent writer. These writing teachers resources will make your job easier.
Sight Words Resources
Knowledge of sight or high-frequency words is essential to the emergent reader! Sight words are very common words, and most are not easy words to decode. Repeated exposure to these words will assist learners in remembering these sometimes tricky words! Games and activities make this essential repetition much more fun and interesting. Use our resources to not only achieve this motivating learning, but to plan and sequence your teaching.
