High-frequency words are the words which occur most often in a text. Some of the high-frequency words are decodable which means your child can have a go at sounding them out e.g. a-n-d, and. However, some of the high-frequency words are called tricky words because they are tricky to decode. This is either because they are phonetically irregular or contain a sound your child hasn’t been taught yet e.g. the y in my. Your child will learn to read and spell tricky words during

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This game is really quick, and it's a great way to revisit or review any sounds or words your child is finding tricky to remember. All you need to play is some sound/word flashcards.

This pack of Christmas themed phonics games contains activities linked to decorating a Christmas tree aimed at children in Reception.