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No Nonsense Phonics Skills – Teacher Book 9
29th November 2016
Phonics and Talk Time Book 1 (single Book)
6th March 2017
Alphabetic Code Tabletop Charts Pack 10
£10.00 plus VAT (if applicable)
Suitable for all ages. A durable, double-sided tabletop reference chart. A4 size and made from 350gsm impact gloss laminated card. Supplied in packs of 10.
The sounds are shown down the left-hand columns. The spelling alternatives, that is letters and letter groups, are shown with example words and pictures across the rows. The complexities of the English Alphabetic Code are described on the back.
Suitable for all ages. A durable, double-sided tabletop reference chart. A4 size and made from 350gsm impact gloss laminated card. Supplied in packs of 10.
The sounds are shown down the left-hand columns. The spelling alternatives, that is letters and letter groups, are shown with example words and pictures across the rows. The complexities of the English Alphabetic Code are described on the back.
Teachers need to distinguish the differences, and different roles, of the alphabetic code and the alphabet. See HERE for tabletop alphabet charts.
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 38 × 26 × 1 cm |
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No Nonsense Phonics Skills – Box Set (Starter Kit)
£249.99 plus VAT (if applicable)Debbie Hepplewhite’s No Nonsense Phonics Skills Box Set includes the complete range of nine Pupil Books in sets of six copies of each book, one copy each of the nine Teacher Books, six copies of a tabletop Alphabetic Code Chart and a wide range of additional complementary material and video footage provided through a USB stick.
The programme is suitable from beginner infants (4+) and beyond infants (primary) – according to the needs of the learners.
The Box Set provides an ideal pick-up-and-go range of practical material for trialling the No Nonsense Phonics Skills programme from the perspective of the teacher, any other supporting adults, the learners – and learners’ parents and carers.
